The Gold Investor’s Bible
September 25, 2011 6 Comments
This is the free e-book advertised in ‘The End of America’. Despite the negative reports I decided to look for a copy and read it just to see for myself if it was really as bad as it was portrayed.
I personally find this is a very good book and it has all the basics in one place.You can get a copy here: http://www.capitalsynthesis.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/The-Gold-Investor-s-Bible.pdf .If you are interested in investing in gold,I heartily recommend this book to you.Reading a book doesn’t mean uncritically accepting everything and tossing money into untested ideas.This book will offer you ideas,consider them,test them and if things work for you go for them.
Here is more about what I gained by reading this book with essays contributed by Chris Weber,Jeff Clerk,Steve Sjuggerud etc. : Read more of this post
Marc Faber, the author of The Gloom, Boom & Doom report, spoke recently to Bloomberg UTV on the Indian equities and the global headwinds. Here are the key pointers from the interview:
James Montier expounds The Seven Immutable Laws of Investing to help investors avoid some of the worst mistakes, which, when made, tend to lead them down the path of the permanent impairment of capital.They are as follows:
Here is a poem I came across in Napoleon Hill’s ‘Think and Grow Rich’.I think it is very good.I wish that I had somehow come across this poem years ago;sometime in middle school when we had to memorize so many poems.It would have saved me so many years and so much vain effort chasing perfection.I would have then concentrated on winning instead of trying to be most worthy of winning.BTW a bit of googling brought up the poet’s name Walter D. Wintle. 
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