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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

When and How to Make the Most of Gold in 2009

Thanks to the world falling to pieces last September and the combined world Government bailouts, precious metals are just beginning a historic bull market.

Some would say that the last few years has already been a bull market for gold, prior to six years ago, it had been flapping about rarely daring to peak above $350 an ounce for about 20 years.

But now, all has changed. After six years of dollar destruction - with the possibilities of more to come after the U.S. Government's $700B rescue of Wall Street, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, AIG, and Bear Stearns - the price of gold is almost ready to take off.

In fact, many analysts are saying that gold could easily surpass $2,000, sooner rather than later. 
Great!

There are a number of bullion companies ready to take your investment into a physical gold deposit ... there are some tremendous gold stocks that have taken advantage of the dip to acquire their smaller cousins, there are coins investments, ingots, private equity, futures and options and ... the list goes on, which is when it gets confusing.

We all need advice, information, due diligence or hot tips to help us place those funds and ride the coming wave - but where do we go to get that smart advice?

Well, we're on the web - there are a number of websites dealing exclusively with gold related investments, just search under gold advice. Alternatively, there are books by the score and of course with lay-offs an industry norm, there are the remaining few advisors that are eager to charge you a commission just to place you in the latest exchange traded fund.

A Free report is a good way to start and you can't go far wrong with the offerings from the team at Gold report 65. Constantly updated and relevant to today's market, make it your first stop on your road to riches in 2009.

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