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Why China Would Like the U.S. Gold Standard to Make a Comeback

Rudy Martin | September 7, 2012

Lately, gold is losing some of its allure as investors gravitate toward risk and away from safe havens. But if you follow their lead, you may be missing one of the biggest stories of the decade.

Plus, if some U.S. politicians get their way and we move toward a fixed-value currency, demand for gold would expand and global producers would directly benefit. Watch today’s video for the details!

Best wishes,

Rudy

P.S. Buying gold is just one way to make money with the yellow metal. But it’s the financial equivalents to gold and other alternative investments that are likely to hold high return potential. I’m keeping a close watch on some overseas producers that trade right here on the U.S. exchanges for my Emerging Market Winners members. Join us now and be on board for a buying opportunity!

Rudy Martin, editor of Global Trend Trader, is the President at Acamar Global Investments, with 25 years of experience serving institutions and high net-worth individuals.

Rudy started his investment career in 1983, co-managing a $2 billion private investment portfolio for Transamerica. Later, he went on to Wall Street as an equity analyst for Dean Witter and traveled globally, serving major institutional equity investors. In 1995, he joined Fidelity Investments as a Senior Investment Analyst for a series of multibillion-dollar fund portfolios.

During his career, Rudy has received awards for institutional investing and is widely quoted in the financial press and on television about topics related to global investing and emerging markets. For more information on Global Trend Trader click here.

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Larry M. Smith Friday, September 7, 2012 at 7:43 pm

While I agree that gold is the only sure way of protecting ones wealth from the sure decline in the value of the dollar. I don’t agree that Romney will be better for our economy or the dollar. He will destroy both as he is tied more closely than Obama to Wall Street. Sad!!!!

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tery Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 8:57 am

It is what it is. Get prepared.

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