This is almost 2 mths old (and is probably not news to some on here) but im sure it is still relevant.

I guess Matt wasnt able to hide is money from her and got mahhhhhddd.http://www.gosanangelo.com/news/man-indicted-for-grape-creek-shooting

However, here are the numbers that scare me far worse than those.http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Americans-Save-Less-in-Weak-tsmf-2126086494.html?

I think no, it seems to me that gold and silver prices are lagging behind the news - they shoot up after there is a drop or perceived instability in the 'regular' markets.

I thought he was dead wrong on this one until Bernie Madoff hit the news, then his wisdom seemed pricesless.

ha ha ha ha haha ha ha haha hah a ha ha hah hahaahahahahahahahahahah just kidding.

However, now that I got your attention. For some reason, I've subscribed to the leopard head kid from Florida's youtube videos.

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well thats kind of my problem here josh...i did tell him i needed him to be straight with me even if it's bad/no news, i just want to be informed.a little more back story here... i was working with another guy @ key before this and he stalled me for 5 weeks on another property before saying "they said no" and "i'm quitting key bank" in the same sentence, he was actually fired by the way. all of his files got dropped on this guy who is the sales manager.this guy is difficult to get ahold of and when you DO get him to respond he states "everything is going great and i'm in contact with the underwriter" and "everything is golden, all i have to do is order the appraisal". he has not once returned my re agents calls or emails when needing or sharing info on the transaction and she is telling me she's never worked with a banker like him. i'm feeling "fed up" which i just keep telling myself that these things are normal for the "first time buyer" process... right?

I saw this on the news last week.

Nevertheless, their prices continuously climb, and the securities become the top-selling items for some of the nation's leading brokerage houses who collect enormous fees on their sales, pay extravagant bonuses to their sales force, and who in turn purchase exotic sports cars and multimillion dollar condominiums.

The good news is that any shortage I have from the 1%er is covered by the 4%ER since real estate is not my primary income.