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| | This is it: How to Buy Gold and Silver | |
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Fellow Investor,
I'm writing this email to you because many Wyatt Investment Research readers have asked how to get the Gold and Silver Buyer's Guide report that I recently put together. I've made this guide available to some subscribers, but I wanted to give you the opportunity to take a look at this guide as well.
Who am I? I'm Kevin McElroy, the editor of the Resource Prospector, a newsletter dedicated to commodity investments. I've been a gold and silver investor since 2008, when gold sold for $850 an ounce, and silver sold for $15 an ounce. I've bought gold and silver every year since then and I plan on buying more.
Back in 2008, people were saying that the bull market in precious metals was long in the tooth; that it wouldn't pay to buy gold and silver near their all time highs, etc - the same exact things the naysayers repeat today.
These people don't understand some key things about gold and silver.
For one, paper is not money. People intuitively know that paper is worthless. And for thousands of years, the history of paper money has been marked by corruption, depreciation, and failure.
The temptation to print money is just too great. And while the Government tells you that it knows best, and while people like Tim Geithner tell you that they won't devalue the currency - we know that they have their own interests at heart.
As far as I can tell, the only way to make sure that you protect your personal interests is to own physical gold and silver.
Which is why I've put together all of the things I've learned from buying and gold and silver for myself and my family.
Buying gold and silver isn't like walking into your grocery store and picking up a sack of rice. There are very few retail bullion vendors who have been in business for longer than 10 years - and just a handful that have been in business for more than 30.
And as with any immature market, there are plenty of pitfalls.
So I wrote this report as a guide that everyone should have close at hand as they consider their precious metals purchases. I've made some of the mistakes, and hopefully after reading my guide, you won't repeat them yourself.
I sincerely believe that if you could read just one thing to guarantee that you won't get ripped off, buy the wrong thing, or simply pay too much, it would be this guide.
Buying precious metals today could be the single most important move you make to secure your hard-earned savings.
In this guide I also tell you exactly what bullion I prefer (page 3-4). I tell you which vendors I use (page 6). I tell you how much gold and silver you should consider buying for your personal portfolio (page 7).
And I tell you the single most important rule about owning physical gold and silver that can protect you from losing everything.
I've made this guide available to readers of a paid commodity research service I help research and write called Global Commodity Investing.
As such, I can't just send you this guide for free - it would be a disservice to current subscribers.
What I can do, is give you access to the report at a substantial discount.
If you give Global Commodity Investing a try, I'll immediately give you access to my report on how I buy gold and silver.
I'll also give you access to other reports, such as The Only 3 ETFs You need for Profits - a research report I helped write on how to invest in commodity ETFs.
You'll also learn about an opportunity to invest in American oil and gas companies in a report titled Bakken Profits: 3 Top Oil and Gas Stocks from the Fastest Growing Oil Region in the United States.
If for any reason you don't think Global Commodity Investing is right for you, or it just doesn't interest you, please let me know and I'll gladly refund the entire cost of your discounted subscription.
And you can keep the special reports I've mentioned just for being a Wyatt Investment Research subscriber and for trying out Global Commodity Investing.
You've made an important first step in requesting details on how to access this report.
I think if you're serious about owning gold and silver, you should read my guide. If you don't find my guide valuable, or you don't think you'll get any use out of my Global Commodity Investing service, then you can cancel.
But I think you'll find the information in my guide helpful. It will likely save you hundreds if not thousands of dollars you might otherwise waste buying the wrong bullion, or buying bullion from the wrong folks.
If I can save you a few hundred or even a few thousand dollars, I don't think it's too much to ask for you to take a risk trial to Global Commodity Investing.
Normally, one year of Global Commodity Investing costs $495.
But as a one-day special price to you, for being a loyal reader and for the many Resource Prospector readers who wrote to me personally to request this report, I've asked my boss, Ian Wyatt, to lower the price by 50%.
Today, you can sign up for a trial subscription to Global Commodity Investing for $245.
So if you're interested in requesting this report, click here to get started.
Good investing,
Kevin McElroy | |
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