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Question 1. Lisa M: Why buy silver and gold if there is a risk of confiscation?
Question 2. Timothy G: When I have sold any silver, be it bullion or old coins that I had to liquidate for emergencies, I have no coin stores nearby. I somehow have lucked out by sometimes finding an ad in the newspaper by a local private collector that pays round about 80% of the actual price. My problem is that they have never been stable enough to remain local and move. How do I go about finding a way to in the future to enable me a way to liquidate coins? Some of these "guys" detest bullion, some don't.
Question 3. Lyn H: In order to get through a reset to whatever new normal is on the other side, what do you see as a minimum amount for storing food and other household necessities?
Question 4. Andy G: When you project the intrinsic value of gold (for example, $9,600) are you talking about current dollars or nominal dollars at the time of the reset? Shouldn't this number increase as the purchasing power of the dollar deceases?
Lynette Zang has held the position of Chief Market Analyst at ITM Trading since 2002. Ms. Zang has been in the markets on some level since 1964. Her mission is to convert financial noise into understandable language. She has been a banker, a stock broker and studied world currencies since 1987. She believes strongly that we need to be as independent as possible and at the same time, we need to come together in community in order to survive and thrive through the hyperinflation she sees in the near future.