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Why gold makes a smart investment.

With so much uncertainty and change going on with the economy, now more than ever you need the protection of owning gold. Whether done through rolling over an IRA or other retirement account, or through a direct purchase allowing you to take possession; gold will bring you the protection that you are looking for.

Top 10 Reasons to Invest in Gold

  1. 1Gold has averaged over 17% return for the last nine years
  2. 279% of the American people feel the economy will collapse
  3. 3Gold IRA has increased over 300% in the last six years
  4. 4We are increasing our debt at a rate of 1.5 trillion per year
  5. 5There are types of gold that are completely private
  6. 6The dollar has lost 98% of it’s purchasing power since 1933
  7. 7Gold is expected to double in the next 5 years
  8. 8You can convert IRA or other retirement accounts into gold tax free and without penalty.
  9. 9China and India have recently doubled their positions in gold.
  10. 10The Government controls over 1/5th of the U.S economy

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1.25.2012

QE3, $2,200 Gold Ahead This Year, Says Morgan Stanley

Posted by Vince Marcantonio in Daily News

Written by GoldAlert Staff.

The Federal Reserve will launch a third round of quantitative easing (QE3) and the price of gold will reach a new all-time record high above $2,200 per ounce later this year, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley.

In a recent report to clients, the Wall Street investment bank named gold among its top picks for 2012 and forecasted an average price of $2,200 per ounce.

Morgan Stanley’s view is based on part on Ben Bernanke launching a third round of asset purchases.  Vince Reinhart – the firm’s chief U.S. economist and a former Federal Reserve official for 17 years – wrote the following:

The unwind of the negative shocks from Japan’s earthquake and the run-up in energy prices earlier …