Weiner's report outlines a number of charges against the purveyor of gold coins, bars, and fear. The biggest one: Suckers are paying more than the gold is worth.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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Weiner's report outlines a number of charges against the purveyor of gold coins, bars, and fear. The biggest one: Suckers are paying more than the gold is worth.
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Gold wouldn't be worth so much if mental midgets like Weiner weren't busy destroying the dollar every day with their profligate spending.
ReplyDeleteThis is reminiscent of foreclosed homeowners who couldn't afford their homes who blame the banks for making them sign their names on the bottom line.
ReplyDeleteGood points.
ReplyDeleteI still find Goldline's product mark-up - even at 35% - obscene,
ReplyDeleteTrue. His Goldline critique is closer to on-target than the idea that Beck et al are hyping fears.
ReplyDeleteThe fears are founded.
Weiner.....Nathans or Hebrew National?
ReplyDeleteCaveat emptor! Don't blame the pitchmen - just don't buy the product.
ReplyDeleteNegative negative on Caveat emptor! If they're lying or distorting, let the SELLER beware!
ReplyDeleteIt's like buying those TV term life insurance policies...
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