In celebration of Independence Day, CMI Gold & Silver Inc. will be closed Friday, July 3, 2009.  We will reopen Monday, July 6, 2009 when we will begin taking calls at 7:00 a.m. MST, which is basically Pacific Time because Arizona does not recognize Daylight Saving time.
 

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Despite gold not being used as money today, Americans are investing in gold as never before. Why? Because gold investing is a means to security during periods of financial anxiety and economic turmoil. But, why gold? Because gold has a six thousand-year history of stability. Buying gold for investing purposes is a move toward financial security during this period of dollar weakness, which may last for years. On this site, you will find thorough discussions about the most popular forms of gold investing to meet today's challenges. More information about gold investments.

Platinum has become an indispensable metal in today's high-tech economy. For a discussion as to platinum's merits as an investment, consider buying platinum coins.

In past precious metals bull markets, investing in silver instead of investing in gold, has provided greater percentage gains because silver historically has outperformed gold in precious metals bull markets. Now, because of the huge--and growing--industrial demand for silver, silver investing could result in tremendous profits in future years.

Yet silver's bulk and weight make silver an unwieldy investment for some investors. The silver section on this site will help you determine if investing in silver is right for you. More information about investing in silver.

Palladium has also become essential in today's economy. For a discussion about palladium's investment merits, read about palladium coins and bars.

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June 25, 2009

US News interviews Ron Paul about the Fed

US News, a mainstream media publication if there ever were one, interviewed Congressman Ron Paul about his bill to audit the Fed.  Amazingly, the magazine allowed the congressman to lay it on the line about the nefarious central bank.

Although Paul would prefer that the Fed be abolished, he knows that bills to abolish the Fed go nowhere.  Considering how ignorant most Americans are about Fed, it is understandable that our representatives in Washington do not know much more about the Fed.

Further, the media have long held the Fed in adulation.  The Fed is beyond criticism, except for comments about whether the Fed should raise or lower interest rates.  Never do the media discuss the immoral fractional reserve banking system, of which the Fed is part and parcel.

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