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24KT is "Partially Correct"
« on: March 29, 2013, 08:05:00 AM »
I understand that Jaguar has been fear mongering for her Karetbars business opportunity but the sad truth is that the U.S Dollar is practically worthless because it is no longer on the Gold Standard.  Because of this, the government is able to print an unlimited amount of currency making the dollar bill worth much less than it is causing rapid inflation.

People complain about gas prices going up but in reality, they have gone down.  Simply put, the price tag on barrels of oil reflect the "assumed value" that the Arab Nations give to our dollar....otherwise barrels would be only 10 bucks a barrel as it used to be almost 10 years ago.

The best thing to do is to invest in solid commodities....gold, silver, land, renewable resources etc.  However, when buying gold and precious metals, its best to buy any coins at the absolute lowest value to the real amount of gold.....in other words, worry more about the "actual gold" in an item than the design. 
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Re: 24KT is "Partially Correct"
« Reply #1 on: March 29, 2013, 08:24:12 AM »
I understand that Jaguar has been fear mongering for her Karetbars business opportunity but the sad truth is that the U.S Dollar is practically worthless because it is no longer on the Gold Standard.  Because of this, the government is able to print an unlimited amount of currency making the dollar bill worth much less than it is causing rapid inflation.

People complain about gas prices going up but in reality, they have gone down.  Simply put, the price tag on barrels of oil reflect the "assumed value" that the Arab Nations give to our dollar....otherwise barrels would be only 10 bucks a barrel as it used to be almost 10 years ago.

The best thing to do is to invest in solid commodities....gold, silver, land, renewable resources etc.  However, when buying gold and precious metals, its best to buy any coins at the absolute lowest value to the real amount of gold.....in other words, worry more about the "actual gold" in an item than the design. 

Where would the average Joe store his gold and silver?

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Re: 24KT is "Partially Correct"
« Reply #2 on: March 29, 2013, 08:53:51 AM »
Fucking pointless. We were talking about this years before she showed up regurgitating the same shit the rest of us have been posting about. Only difference is that she's hawking a sham product while the rest of us just discuss it.

She should be banned for advertising.

Yes, ban 24KT/JaguarScams for spamming the boards with her advertising.   >:(

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Re: 24KT is "Partially Correct"
« Reply #3 on: March 29, 2013, 10:24:58 AM »
I understand that Jaguar has been fear mongering for her Karetbars business opportunity but the sad truth is that the U.S Dollar is practically worthless because it is no longer on the Gold Standard.  Because of this, the government is able to print an unlimited amount of currency making the dollar bill worth much less than it is causing rapid inflation.

People complain about gas prices going up but in reality, they have gone down.  Simply put, the price tag on barrels of oil reflect the "assumed value" that the Arab Nations give to our dollar....otherwise barrels would be only 10 bucks a barrel as it used to be almost 10 years ago.

The best thing to do is to invest in solid commodities....gold, silver, land, renewable resources etc.  However, when buying gold and precious metals, its best to buy any coins at the absolute lowest value to the real amount of gold.....in other words, worry more about the "actual gold" in an item than the design. 
The dollar hasn't been pegged to gold for years now....welcome to the party.

There are numerous reasons the world went away from the gold standard one of which was to allow for inflation.

Jag is a two bit hustler with no solid foundation on currency valuation, investments or finance.

Take what she says with an extremely large grain of sand

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Re: 24KT is "Partially Correct"
« Reply #4 on: March 29, 2013, 10:38:05 AM »
Take what she says with an extremely large grain of sand

Better yet, ignore everything she says.

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Re: 24KT is "Partially Correct"
« Reply #5 on: March 30, 2013, 08:02:26 AM »
Where would the average Joe store his gold and silver?

In a secure location outside of the banking system.