Since 1971 the dollar has been declining rapidly, even those
of us who are too young to remember when things were cheaper have had many tell
the tales of gas being $0.10 a gallon or when a dollar could buy you 10 loaves
of bread. I’m also sure you have heard of people living on one salary, or
having a job paying $3 an hour, or paying $75 a month for rent. I honestly don’t
think anyone really understands what any of that means for them. Here is the
way I see it, when someone made $3 an hour they received $3 an hour not $2.30
after taxes. That’s just one. Not only that when the person made $3 an hour is
you think about the economy it would be alright. That’s $3.00 X 40 hours a week
is $120, if gas is $0.10 a gallon, bread is $0.05, milk is $0.25 and rent is
$75 I think you will be alright making $3.00 an hour.
The average person makes $8.00 an hour and needs assistance to buy food, who is worse off? The decline in the dollar means no matter what you do you can catch up. This is the part where giving yourself a break comes in, your personal productivity is the only bag you have to hold because you were born during the greatest wealth “high jacking” ever done in history. If you were to look at any fiat currency in history you would not be able to find one that survived. Eventually people lose faith in a currency backed by nothing and the country goes broke. When a country goes broke it’s kind of like when a company goes under. The VP gets paid out and finds a new job, maybe a few higher ups get paid out too, and all the regular employees are out of a job. Sure a few people this doesn’t faze because perhaps they knew the company was going under and they got a new job or they have a viable skill wanted elsewhere, but for the majority it means unemployment. Well in the case of our economy there is no unemployment for a bankrupt country, which is why countries like Africa, China, and Iraq have changed their investment strategies back to what builds strong foundations.
The
foundation of all good money is gold; gold has all the essential principles of
currency, directing the flow of goods and services. Your money is a store house
for your time and freedom, if you store your time and freedom in a burning
house don’t be upset when your stuff burns down. You get paid for your time in
money and you use your money to enjoy your freedom, if what you are storing
your money in is declining in value, you are also diminishing your capabilities
in the future with your money. I have heard a lot of people start in with the “spend,
spend, and spend” but that doesn’t work either. Yeah spend all your money, now
you are broker than you would be saving cash. There is something you can do
right? BUY GOLD! Sound like an ad in the “spend, spend, and spend” crowd right?
But what if I told you that it could change your life because you were storing
your time and freedom in an air-tight containing system that has been proven
time after time for more than 5,000 years? What if you could change your
circumstances this year on in a few years? I don’t believe in buying gold because
there is no way a person in my situation could afford to go buy an ounce of
gold, on the other hand I do believe in currency trading. That is what I do; I
set myself, and others, up to save the work we put into the world to pay
ourselves in freedom later.
For many this process makes freedom more and more possible
as they take it upon themselves to devote their efforts to changing the
finances of others. The idea for finances “saving is good, dollars are unsafe
but useful, and gold holds value”. In my business “saving is great, saving gold
pays you, you are financially free.” Can I be more precise? If you want to know
more go to www.preciousfuture.com and find out more.
The average person makes $8.00 an hour and needs assistance to buy food, who is worse off? The decline in the dollar means no matter what you do you can catch up. This is the part where giving yourself a break comes in, your personal productivity is the only bag you have to hold because you were born during the greatest wealth “high jacking” ever done in history. If you were to look at any fiat currency in history you would not be able to find one that survived. Eventually people lose faith in a currency backed by nothing and the country goes broke. When a country goes broke it’s kind of like when a company goes under. The VP gets paid out and finds a new job, maybe a few higher ups get paid out too, and all the regular employees are out of a job. Sure a few people this doesn’t faze because perhaps they knew the company was going under and they got a new job or they have a viable skill wanted elsewhere, but for the majority it means unemployment. Well in the case of our economy there is no unemployment for a bankrupt country, which is why countries like Africa, China, and Iraq have changed their investment strategies back to what builds strong foundations.
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