Some of the nations foremost experts on the Fed Reserve are almost in a panic. Noyone seems to know what is going to happen.

Since the Fed took the liberty of expanding the M3 money supply, in 2007, so much that they decided against reporting the amount.....inflation was a guarantee.

As uncertainty increases and the value of the dollar plummets, conditions ripen for hyperinflation. Gold has tripled in price under our illustrious War Commander while it went down under Clinton.

This is what makes gold very possibly a superb investment. If the Fed decides that the boat is leaking too badly, they will start buying gold rather than selling gold. Why not? There was nothing backing their fiat money anyway.

If the Fed starts buying gold with the apparently hyper-expanded money supply, that would likely work as a catalyst for gold prices in the thousands of dollars/ounce range.

Why take 5% on a CD when inflation is double digit? While you *could* lose 30% on a gold investment, you could also make 600%.

Many experts are predicitng a collapse of our monetary system due to excessive deficit spending....i.e. wars that were never meant to win. Why not invest in a soft landing?

Another sound investment is to purchase commodities that store well and are manufactured from oil derivatives. It takes a while for skyrocketing oil prices to reflect in the price of silicones and rubbers and plastics and oil based clays.

One could, say, invest in d*ldos assuming that the war machine slaughters most young males, the demand could increase.

I just bought 100 pounds of oil based clay because I know that the price should take off. Clay will always be used for sculpture.

How are your sculptures doing? Being a sculpture almost sounds sexy or something. Even if one is an amateur.