Jason Hartman joined us today and discussed his novel theory that buying a house is really a way to invest in commodities. After all, a house is an accumulation of lumber, copper, glass, aluminum and a number of other items that will invariably go up in price with inflation. Best of all, you get to use leverage to fix your costs and pay back debt is depreciated dollars. Jason's still running his contest for several seats at his Meet the Masters Event. Click here to enter now!

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Danielle Park stopped by for our bi-weekly chat. She  believes that the long awaited Black Swan arrived in the form of plunging energy and commodity prices. Rather than hyper-inflation, we're seeing deflationary commodity prices. While this trend will be awful for the US Government, banks and employers, it's not entirely bleak. Consumers will see their purchasing power increase, if they still have jobs that is. Emerging economies such as China are in for rough times and the illusion of prosperity that has been so convincing for so long will be shattered. 

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According to Bo Polny of GoldForecast2020.com, gold and silver are about to break out of their three year bear markets, big time! Bo is a cycle analyst; he believes that the stock market cycle has run out and the precious metals cycle is about to start up again. And he says it will take everyone by surprise, well almost everyone that is. It's worth taking a look at his newsletter. 

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