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Getting Started

This site has two purposes. The first is to publicize "The Coming Collapse of the Dollar," which I co-wrote with GoldMoney's James Turk in 2004. The second is to explain why the dollar will collapse and offer some strategies for profiting from it. This is a complex story, with a lot of moving parts and a constant flow of new information. Luckily, it’s all out there in accessible form. So here's a lesson plan, consisting of some crucial pieces of background information followed by links to the most useful sites, newsletters, and books.

1. Read Chapter 1, Illusions of Prosperity

2. Read the Dollar Collapse FAQs

3. Bookmark the “Must-Visit Websites” described below.

4. Check out the other websites, newsletters, and books listed here.

Do all this, and nothing that happens in the next few years will surprise you.


Must-visit websites:


Grandfather Economic Report
This is probably the single scariest site on the Web. Created and maintained by Michael Hodges, a retired businessman who’s justifiably worried about the world he’ll leave to his grandkids, this site takes visitors step-by-step through the horror show that is the modern American economy. Hodges shows how government has been growing and consumer debt accumulating, as well as how we’ve been failing on other fronts like education. A couple of hours here is the perfect primer.
FinancialSense
San Diego money manager Jim Puplava has built an online empire around his concept of the “perfect financial storm.” His take is that unfavorable trends in demographics, globalization and debt accumulation will combine to cause a hyperinflation followed by a deflationary crash. His Storm Watch chronicles would be reason enough to visit, but Puplava has managed to attract a constellation of contributors who provide a non-stop stream of insight.
PrudentBear
The site of short seller David Tice and Associates, Prudent Bear bills itself as the “one stop shop for the bear case.” Make the site’s columnists, especially Doug Noland, Marshall Auerback, and Rob Peebles, regular reads.
The Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA)
GATA was formed to expose the manipulation of the gold market by the world’s central banks. It has succeeded admirably. It’s also a clearing house for information on gold and the coming financial crisis. Send a message to gata-subscribe@yahoogroups.com asking to be added to GATA's mailing list.

 


 


 

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