Andrew Gause
THE REAL WORLD OF MONEY
Andrew GauseAndrew Gause may just be the top man anywhere for the highest quality analysis into the world of money we all live in. Andrew is a currency historian, an internationally recognized expert on the United States monetary system. He’s written two books, “The Secret World of Money†and “Uncle Sam Cooks the Booksâ€. You can order these books as well as speak to Andrew personally. As a One Radio Network listener, you’ll have highest priority in his phone time. His # is 800.468.2646
Show Highlights:
-It takes a real man to lose 30 billion dollars; Patrick shares a story about a businessman who lost his shorts this week
-Thin film solar; Andy talks about this wonderful technology; First Solar may be a wise stock to invest in
-Tesla technology and vertical wind turbines
-The future is bright for 3-D printing
-A listener calls in to tell us that he read that ‘the boys’, the guys who own the world invest their dollars in a very different way than they advise everyone else to do; Andy describes the model portfolio of the rich
-What’s are annuities and why would you want one?
-Patrick asks Andy about Combined Insurance instead of Obamacare in the case you only need coverage for accidents http://www.combinedinsurance.com/
-Trade deals and tariffs; Andrew sounds off
-What are we doing to our kids with the scam of higher education; they leave with a debt as large as a mortgage and have no house and most likely a degree they’ll never use
-Going to source materials instead of financials commentators is best when researching for financial decisions
-The 3 things you shouldn’t do with your money
-Why Andy doesn’t like the idea of storing wealth in whole life insurance policies
-Quick and Dirty Deals: Fast tracking the Trans Pacific Partnership
-A listener writes in:I’m still in a severe state of shock you’ll need one Saint Gaudens a week in retirement.That’s like spending 1300 bucks a week today.I have several places in countries situated between North and South America, where I own land and homes without having to cough up so-called property taxes to anyone.I grow part of my food supply, have most of my own power and water sources, and the current value of one $10 coin (Liberty or Indian Head) sees me through an ENTIRE MONTH…Maybe you ought to revisit your retirement plans and come down to the sunny side of the Americas with all your coins, where you’ll live like a King, Prince, Duke, Earl and Lord all wrapped into one.
-Increase production, reduce consumption is the way to get ahead
-The difference between a condition rare coin and a census rare coin
-The cashless society is coming; Patrick reads an article that states ‘good’ reasons for this. But are they really good? Electronic methods of transfer has always been about tracking, not convenience. A lot of businesses no longer accept cash
-The only thing a cashless society will bring us is a better class of criminals
-Weask Andy what he thinks about what the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Janet Yellen will do with interest rates
-Birth certificate bonds and private placement programs; are these something good to get into? Andy says ‘run away as fast as you can’. It’s a scam
and so much more!
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'Andrew Gause and The Real World of Money – The Dollar’s Going to Be the Big Boy On the Block for A Long Time to Come – May 20, 2015' have 2 comments
May 20, 2015 @ 12:47 pm Jim
Be careful about investing in rare coins or thinking St Gaudens are safe and liquid. If Andy’s company will not buy your coins, which they declined buying back from me, then try to find someone who will .Good luck! You are in a very small market sector with valuable gold coins and the market fluctuates just like any market. A coin you buy today could be worth more in 5 years or much less depending on the current DEMAND. Andy sells coins relative to the latest coin prices published in a book and then adds a premium of at least 15% then if he buys that coin back he will buy it at the book price minus a premium. Nothing wrong with bullion as you can sell it at any time for spot, not so with coins!!!!!!
May 21, 2015 @ 11:44 am K
Excellent points.