Interests rates affect Investment

The fed, (federal reserve bank), is the entity that prints US money (paper). It's privately run (and lets pray that it remains this way). Now, due to the fact the fed prints money, that means they control the price of money/demand for me. (Stay with me, i'm going somewhere with this). Interests rates and more specifically the rate which you and i borrow money is largely controlled by the fed. If there is more money in the market circulating the price of money drops, interest rates decrease. On the other hand, if there isn't a lot of money in the market, interests rates go up - the price of money is higher. So what? Who cares?

You and i should care. When interests rates go up, it means that the cost of borrowing money from banks and other institutions also increase, additionally, bond prices go up. All of this stuff affects our ability to repay loans, credit card payments, car notes, you name it. Everything is like. Including commodity markets and stock markets. When interest rates go up, data shows the stock market is more active, ppl trade more. Also investors are more inclined to buy gold as their commodity of choice. This is because gold is stable, and is hardly affected by changes in interests rates nor is sensitive to changes/fluctuations in inflation. Gold is safe. That is why ppl are so inclined to buy gold. It's one of the best investments you could make (somethinglike an education).

Gold coins

Gold may not be the most liquid of assets you could invest in. Lets look at it more closely. First off, where open market transactions are concerned people hardly, if ever use gold as a means for paying for goods. Those days are long gone. Now, credit/debit cards and cash are the primary means for paying for goods/services. Despite this, if you have some cash to set aside it would be wise not to keep it in a traditional savings/checking account as the fees/returns do not benefit you - the investor. Instead, something like a certificate of deposit (CD), stocks/bonds, or commodities (gold coins) would be a wiser investment.

Not only are the returns higher on gold coin investment but seeing that the economy is still going through some rough times gold is forecasted to continue increasing in value. Do not wait until the market rebounds and the US economy experiences another expansion.

Silver and Gold

Wait.. don't change your channel. This is not Gospel hour on BET. Sit back, relax as i give you a different kind of sermon. You don't have to give an offering, actually, this advice will help put money your pocket!

What's there to say about gold coins, or investing in a rich commodity such as gold or silver that has not already been said? Thing is, even though pundits continue to preach the gospel about how important it is to invest in gold, consumers/investors still prefer to take their chances in the currency and stock markets. Not to say that these aren't lucrative avenues. However, has anyone heard of a little something called a recession? The fact remains that whenever a country is doing poorly economically, commodities such as gold do well.

Gold will never face inflatory challenges because ... well, its gold. You can't go out and just make more gold, it's mined in caves. It's a precious commodity. The fed cannot go and print more gold to bail out a company or boost the economy. Why not? It's gold. Therefore, if you have gold, you have something a lot of people do not have. And you have a store of value that more often than not increases in value as time goes on (Unlike cash).

People, lets get with it. Be smart, buy gold coins.

The stock market is down - Buy gold bars

I can't stress how important it is to invest in gold right now. Despite the government/media's attempts to spark investors and consumers interests in the stock market and overall spending GDP is still well below 3 percent. In actuality, GDP in America is only 1.4 percent right now, which means unemployment is doing better in the race for glory than income/spending.

Enough of this economic analysis. Why buy gold? For the mere fact that statistically, whenever the economy is doing poorly the price of gold soars.. and soars, and keeps soaring until the economy hits an expansion.

Gold of course has been a standard for doing business from as far back as the ancient Egyptians and even the citizens of Mesopotamia. Today, the United States gold bureau deals with the day to day demands from consumers of this precious commodity.

I implore you to not fall for tricks and misinformation from the public (government) driven media houses. If you're interested in making an investment that will always yield sizable profits, buy gold bars