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  • David Musick says:

    Hello Greg,

    Thank you for the excellent journalism!

    Sincerely,

    David

  • Karla Kay says:

    Heard you on Coast to Coast last night – wanted to look at the site – so here I am!
    Looking forward to a MUCH more rounded concept of our news/world!
    Karla Kay

    • Greg says:

      Karla,
      Happy to have you on the site anytime. Thank you!!
      Greg

      • MaryWilson says:

        Greg! I heard you on Coast to Coast. Thank you for the information. My husband and I both have businesses that depend solely on discretionary income. We live month to month. What would you do /change to protect yourself?
        Any ideas?
        Mary

        • Greg says:

          Mary Wilson,
          Make some drastic cutbacks and buy some food you can store. If you can buy some silver coins and just put them away and forget about them.
          Greg

  • John says:

    Thank you for providing information I have been seeking to get a handle on things involving all of us. I have been unemployed since October of 2007 and I really do not understand anyone who says things are getting better. It’s just not true.

    • Greg says:

      John,
      Whatever you do please do not give up hope. Just keep applying for jobs and you will get something! Never give up man!!!
      Greg

  • hodges chris says:

    Great program the other day, I have a question.
    Is it better to go with a fixed rate or go with a lower rate in a adjustable rate? We are trying to pay off our home in 10 yrs. At 3.5%,the 1st 6 yrs of this loan, would go no higher than 4%, and the local credit union we deal with would not sell this adj mortgage, To me this would be a great start.
    Whats your opinion?

    • Greg says:

      Chris,
      That depends on how much you owe, what the reset worst case scenario will be in 6 years and is there a penalty for prepayment. For my money you can get a locked in 15 year for not much more. Why take the reset risk, but that’s just me. I hope this helps.
      Greg

  • Paul says:

    Great to hear you on George Noory’s program… but you kinda waivered on owning gold.

    Was it just my imagination? Is there something better out there with which I can battle the uber inflation headed our way?

    • Greg says:

      Paul,
      No way. I don’t tell people to go out and buy gold or silver because most people are in no position to do that. Instead they should buy food, fix their cars, get their houses and lives in order. Then, and only then, can someone invest in precious metals. People who seek my website are looking for information on the economy and how to protect themselves. In that context, telling folks to buy gold and silver is OK because for the most part they are not hearing the economy is in big trouble for the first time. On Coast to Coast I am talking to the masses, so unless I get a specific question I don’t push PM’s. (precious metals) I have, however did say that both gold and silver are cheap relative to what they will be in the future. I didn’t say that last night, but I have said that before on other C2C appearances. So don’t worry, I have not backed off on gold and silver. People who are in position to do so, should own gold and silver, and yes I still think both AU and AG are cheap. Thank you for the email.
      Greg

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  • Ralph says:

    Greg:

    I heard you on the Alex Jones show today, great job explaining the mortgage mess! Also I was pleasantly surprised to hear you quote from and tell a little about the story of Martin Armstrong.
    Thanks again for all your efforts to bring truth and a clearer sense of reality to reporting.

  • Sharon says:

    Greg, I heard you on C2C last night. Want your thoughts on owning a home. Should someone try to pay down their mortgage, get out of home ownership with rates still low and sell their home and downsize or invest in gold and silver? This would be in addition to getting your car and food supply in order. Thanks for your guidance!

    • Greg says:

      Sharon,
      I am not an investment or wealth manager. That said, if you want to sell your home, now is going to be the best time to do it. The longer you wait the more likely interest rates will rise. The Fed is bound to suppress rates so this low rate environment could last for a few years, but then again, maybe not. Gold and Silver coins are insurance. How much insurance you need is up to you, but everybody needs some insurance in this shaky economy. I hope that helps you.
      Greg

  • Jacke Schmidts says:

    Greg,

    Heard you on C2C last night as well. I am a 54 year old husband and father of 3 adult college educated kids. I have worked hard all my life, and have saved for retirement on my own. I am very concerned about the state of our current economy. I can’t get my friends, family members or many people to talk about it, they just don’t seem to be aware of the true financial mess our country is in. This includes what I believe is an overvalued stock market; debased dollar; and a FED that is implementing policis to prop up our economy that will come back to truly haunt us.

    My concern is I don’t see a way out for the Market or answers that could help solve our problems coming from our government, which is not really addressing the true problems we are in. I have always been an optimistic investor and still a true American that believes in our government. But I’ve really grown pessimistic. My financial advisor thinks I’m nuts. I think he is unaware and unwilling to admit the facts.

    What am I to do to protect my retirement assets? What can we all do to help our country? What are some of the actions necessary, by current or future elected officials/government and or the FED to really get us out of this mess so that I have a future that I can invest in?

    • Greg says:

      Jacke Schmidts,
      Ask your financial advisor tow questions. 1.) How do you price stocks in the future with $85 billion a month (more than $1 trillion a year) printed to support the non existent “recovery?”
      What happens when that stops? Please allow me to give you the answer to question #2. The market and economy collapses. There is no grey area here. This is not a “maybe.” You had better take some steps to protect you wealth and your family right here and right now. That’s really all you can do. Thank you for your comment.
      Greg

  • frank says:

    ‘Beauty’ is a currency system like the gold standard. Like any economy, it is determined by politics, and in the modern age in the West is is the last, best belief system that keeps male dominance intact. – Naomi Wolf

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