Jim Puplava's Financial Sense Newshour, July 7: having discussed what he sees as a long bull market in energy, Puplava turns to other commodities such as gold and silver: "the best protection in inflation has always been gold and silver, which represents real money". He sees a new "leg up" in the market within 3 to 6 months, because of the continuing inflationary expansion of money and credit. Another factor will be A&M - "junior producers" being acquired or merged to achieve economies of scale.
So as a hedge against inflation for the small investor, he recommends regular savings into a mutual fund in energy and precious metals, or even commodity ETFs (exchange traded funds) in energy and food.
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Showing posts with label Exchange Traded Funds. Show all posts
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ETFs vs Mutual Funds (aka unit trusts, OEICS etc)
The Motley Fool challenges the view that Exchange Traded Funds are preferable to conventional collective investments.
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