Omss-Culture: Avoid Gold Confiscation: Learn How To Protect Your Wealth

To follow our last report on gold and the economy, we have released a new report that may show a safer way to preserve your wealth and reallocate your tangible investments. Download our Numismatic Road Map (NRM) for the full story.

Wealth Preservation with Tangible Assets

In light of this anticipated inflationary spiral, the vast majority of true economic experts today point to tangible assets as the most certain way to hedge and preserve your wealth. Financial analysts and advisers are recommending reallocating fund from investments such as stocks, bonds, CD's, and real estate for tangible assets that will increase in value regardless of the stock market. For example, many analysts predict gold will far surpass its historic "adjusted for inflation" high of $2,176 an ounce in the late 1980s—making today's price of around $1,400 seem like a tremendous bargain. Paper currencies around the globe are debased and gold is the monetary unit which other currencies are being valued by. It has been suggested that 10% to 20% of your current investment portfolio should be allotted to gold. And leading the way in tangible asset protection is the venerable yellow metal for the ages: GOLD.

However, there is a problem with Gold.

As you shall read in this Special Report, the government CAN confiscate your gold. They've done it three times before, and they can do it again. Yes, gold is a fine hedge against inflation, but it may not be the best hedge

A Better Inflation Hedge Than Gold?

Gold has served in this role for thousands of years, but laws created by governments that have grown too big put this role in doubt today. Gold Confiscation is still on the books.