I recently wrote about the gold silver price ratio here
http://globalcurrencyreset.net/gold-silver-ratio/
I posted a new video because I get asked about gold and silver and which is the better investment.
As someone who has invested in these metals, I feel it's important to write about the recent drop in price and the ratio itself.
A recent CNBC article read US Mint temporarily sold out of silver Eagles amid huge demand.
Now, even though I wrote about gold and silver, I don't feel the reset is going to happen this year. I know many of you believe it will, however, I feel that there is not enough debt in the world yet to facilitate the reset.
I have been receiving calls recently from people who want to help me lower my interest rates on my credit cards, but they call from a fake number. Do NOT give any information to these people.
Regarding the economic front, I still expect another housing crisis, either in Canada, China, the U.S. or even Sweden since they have high debt as well.
In fact, a recent article had the headline Sweden grapples with massive household debt as rates hit zero.
So what can we expect for 2015? More of the same in my opinion, more gurus who claim to have inside sources yet can't even predict correctly. Anyone putting trust in gurus should probably make a decision. Put the gurus to the test, and if someone makes repeated statements like, Next week, or maybe tomorrow, or very soon, in regards to the global currency reset, wait and see what happens. After a month you will probably decide on your own that they are not telling the truth.
For real research, I rely upon multiple legitimate news sources. I have spoken to people from China recently and what they told me was shocking, but I will not mention it here.
I have heard from at least five of you who have sent in your currency to be "counted and verified" and that supposedly you are getting a huge ROI on the Zimbabwe dollar as well as the dinar, say goodbye to any currency you send out, only go in person to a reputable currency exchange center like a Wells Fargo Bank, not a private exchange.
To be continued.....
Nick Giammarino
http://globalcurrencyreset.net/breaking-news
http://globalcurrencyreset.net/vietnamese-dong-private/