Jubilee Prosperity

Gold adjusted for inflation is half what it was in Jan 1980.

But do we really have inflation?

In response to numerous inquiries from people extremely excited and aroused to action by new highs in gold, if not silver, we write today that gold may not be the security blanket it appears to be during defaulting deflationary times like these.

A fundamental truth about markets that we can take to the safe or the crypt, is that people are most pessimistic at bottoms and most optimistic at tops.

The corollary consequence is that Dollar Cost Averaging quality makes more money more often over the long run than plunging in, market timing or buying high and selling low.

People can rationalize almost anything, but these are just the facts, ma’m.

The facts of financial life are that quite a few patient value investors make substantial money in their spare time, while frequent day, week or month traders glued to the TV or Charts lose.

AIM Accredited Incentive Management handsomely outperformed the markets by accumulating closely held values at dividend discounts. One year Moneyback Guarantee Top Ten Letters and Big4 Asset Allocation Reports did also.

Past performance is no guarantee of future results, maybe better.

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