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The Solari Report – 19 Feb 2009
I first met James Turk in the late 1970’s while interviewing for jobs on Wall Street. It was many years later thanks to the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee that I had the opportunity to get to know him. There is no more astute commentator today on the gold and silver markets and their role at the heart of financial and geopolitical events.
James is the founder of GoldMoney, the author with John Rubino of The Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit from It and publishes The Freemarket Gold & Money Report.
James will be joining me on Thursday, February 19th on The Solari Report. We will be talking about recent events in the precious metals markets, the state of the global economy and the outlook for the US economy and the dollar.
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Hello Catherine,
Looking forward to your next report with James Turk. If possible, could you ask him how changes in the value of one’s goldgrams (relative to one’s home currency) are dealt with in terms of taxation in the US? Thank you. -
Are there preferred ways to protect ourselves in this global climate of debt destruction, currency devaluations, bank holidays, government confiscation, inflation, deflation and high oil prices?
Gold bullion, silver bullion?
American Eagle coins?
Quality gold mines? Mutual funds?
Etfs such as GLD?Thank you.
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Hi, I do not have a 401k. My dollars are in the BBT bank. I do not own a home or land. I am currently out of work and I am not on welfare or unemployment. Should I buy an acre of land even though I can’t afford the home just so I have a land in the country or is it best to take it out of the bank even though it is earning interest and buy a little gold? What would you do in my situation. I have 15 thousand left in the bank that is being used now to buy food and other bills. I thought that if I move to the country and get a tent maybe I could grow my own food and cut out some bills
Comments are closed.
Hello Catherine,
Looking forward to your next report with James Turk. If possible, could you ask him how changes in the value of one’s goldgrams (relative to one’s home currency) are dealt with in terms of taxation in the US? Thank you.
Are there preferred ways to protect ourselves in this global climate of debt destruction, currency devaluations, bank holidays, government confiscation, inflation, deflation and high oil prices?
Gold bullion, silver bullion?
American Eagle coins?
Quality gold mines? Mutual funds?
Etfs such as GLD?
Thank you.
Hi, I do not have a 401k. My dollars are in the BBT bank. I do not own a home or land. I am currently out of work and I am not on welfare or unemployment. Should I buy an acre of land even though I can’t afford the home just so I have a land in the country or is it best to take it out of the bank even though it is earning interest and buy a little gold? What would you do in my situation. I have 15 thousand left in the bank that is being used now to buy food and other bills. I thought that if I move to the country and get a tent maybe I could grow my own food and cut out some bills