April 22nd, 2009 | 
Author: Help – I need to know where to focus my upcoming blogs 
Which topics would you be most interested in?
1. Gold & Silver – How, when and why to invest?
2. Why the Stock Market is the best area to be invested in most of the time BUT why it must be avoided like the proverbial plague during certain times?
3. Why Asset Allocation is the most important part of investing.
4. Money management “Key to Uber Wealth Creation”.
5. How to eliminate personal financial stress from your life.
6. How I maintain my Asset Allocation Model.
7. Why bonds may become a toxic asset for 20 – 30 years.
8. Why owning silver is an act that will promote freedom. (Clue I am not talking about financial gain)
9. What financial topic is burning a hole in your mind ? Go ahead – test me
Drop me a comment !
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I am still in confusion about the value of silver vs gold, because I hear so many different things from experts. How would I purchase small amounts of Silver as gifts?
I would love to know more about #3 and #8. Specifically applied to the current economic conditions.
The current “condition” of the market seems to depend more on how things are portrayed by the news media then on solid financial principals.
I’ve already seen my little nest egg slashed in value by over 60%.
At this point in time, where would you invest?
Heck, where do you keep your money so it doesn’t keep loosing value?!
Michael,
I especially like your charts with “Buy Zones” and “Sell Zones.” Lots of knowledgable gurus talk about what has happened in the markets in the recent and distant past. Few have the cojones to give advice and make predictions using actual numbers, “zones,” and times (even approximate dates). Comments about the past don’t generally help us know what to do now, or in the near future, except in a very general and vague way. Readers are generally patient and are willing to forgive when a bold guru makes a wrong call. And they respect somebody that will go out out a limb and make a prediction–a lot more than a typical talking head that refuses to be nailed down. So yes, I like charts and specific predictions and advice on different sectors, investments, even companies, when you are explaning a situation, danger, or opportunity for your readers. Thanks, A.O.C.