We’ve found some excellent books for the silver investor, and we’ve given our review of these excellent books. Read On.
Kiyosaki then states that he thinks the present financial crisis will only get worse, not better. Which mean that investing in businesses, real estate (using other people’s money), paper assets (using option strategies), and commodities is the only way to take advantage of the situation.
The Case Against the Fed makes a cogent and irrefutable argument for the dissolution of the Federal Reserve System. Rothbard’s writing style is contemporary and easy-to-digest. His mastery of the subject matter is obvious. His illustrations are logical and rational. His recommendations are sensible. One can only hope his words do not fall upon deaf ears.
The first step on the road of communicating in a given language is learning the alphabet. Letters in the alphabet represent sounds. Combining the sounds appropriately results in the formation of words. Words convey meaning. A series of words form a sentence. And a sentence allows for complex expression. Or as Oswald Spengler put it …
Precious Metals Investing for Dummies lives up to its title. It provides rock-solid investment advice for individuals who would like to invest in precious metals, but are smart enough to realize they know nothing about it. Mladjenovic is a wonderful writer and teacher. And he isn’t afraid to display a sense of humor, which keeps the book fun.
The Case for Gold is a tremendous book. Ron Paul’s case is so cohesive and so powerful that it is impossible to refute. Unfortunately, because the book is a combination of history and economics, most people will eschew it. Which is a shame. It should be mandatory reading for all members of Congress and all college students.
Whether or not Kiyosaki’s prophecy of a gigantic crash in 2016 is true or not, most of the advice he gives in Rich Dad’s Prophecy appears to be sound. And although he doesn’t provide specific investment advice, he does provide a plan of action. Which is probably what most people need. Essentially, then, Rich Dad’s Prophecy is a motivational book. It’s designed to get people thinking about their financial future. And after they think about it, Kyosaki gives them a push in the right direction.
1. Get the Skinny on Silver Investing, by David Morgan — best seller, high reviews.David Morgan has been a private economist for over two decades. His background started in engineering then later with an advanced degree in Economics/Finance gives a unique perspective to the financial markets that pure business majors often miss. He applies the …
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With the recent financial meltdown and continuing economic uncertainty, investing in precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum may become a more attractive alternative. In fact, J. D. Seagraves, editor of the blog Silver Monthly and author of REAL WEALTH: The Simple Guide to Silver Investing, says “There are numerous bullish signs for silver…the historical silver-to-gold ratio is …
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Real Wealth: The Simple Guide to Silver Investing By J. D. Seagraves Silver Monthly Publications 2010 130 pages. $24.99 On the subject of money, in his Decline of the West, Oswald Spengler wrote, “Thinking in money has subjects and objects: those who by force of their personality generate and guide money, and those who are maintained by …
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Admittedly, The Silver Pennies has a narrow focus – the mines of the Coeur d’Alene Mining District. This means the book will appeal to a specific group of investors, those interested in American silver mines located in the Pacific Northwest. For those people, the book is a necessity. For others, The Silver Pennies furnishes a compact and succinct handbook on the subject of silver mining.
