We have been studying currency and now gold since 2006.

The simple concepts are that gold chases the debt in a country, and silver chases gold, because both are really considered money when fiat currencies explode. The US, we all know, is going into debt about $1.5T per year – currently 10% – and the debt is about about to reach 110% of GDP (where present-day Greece collapsed).

Even though there are price influences from leveraged, paper gold/silver trading, physical gold/silver will continue to be the stability in an economy … “he who has the gold rules.”

Michael Maloney’s book on Gold and Silver not only explains this all well, it also has background chapters on fiat currency. We strongly suggest the the book for everyone’s library, as well as his website, www.GoldSilver.com.

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