New Debt Crisis Can Increase Gold Prices

Will Europe's debt crisis raise the price of gold? - D.R.E.A..M. System, LLC www.get24kt.com

A belated "Happy Thanksgiving!" — from our family to yours!

Sadly, though, even while most Americans were enjoying the holiday or hitting the malls, much of Europe was sinking deeper into a new, more severe phase of its sovereign debt crisis.
This crisis is unfolding despite Herculean rescues by the European Union, the International Monetary Fund and the U.S. Federal Reserve.
It's striking right now.
And it's threatening to spread to all of the world's big debtor nations, including the biggest of all — the United States.


Hard Evidence from Global Markets


This conclusion is not merely my analysis or forecast.
It's the collective opinion of global investors who, at this very moment, are scrambling to buy insurance against bond defaults by major governments.
Think of it like life insurance:

When the premiums are cheap, it's because the country has a clean bill of health.

When the premiums start rising, it means there's growing evidence of fiscal disease.

And when premiums skyrocket to obscenely high levels, you can be darn certain the country's Treasury is on its death bed, threatening to take down the government ... sabotage its economy ... and, inevitably, impoverish its people.


That's precisely the situation the Irish find themselves in today. Their economy is sinking fast. Their two largest banks — the equivalent of our Bank of America and Citigroup — have just gone under. The Prime Minister is resigning. Millions of citizens are sinking into poverty. And yesterday's final agreement on a $113 billion European rescue package will not change that reality.
Moreover, their crisis is a stark warning for all U.S. investors. So you'd better understand exactly what's happening and why ...


The Real Trauma of The Irish Debt Crisis


Default insurance is the telltale indicator.
And right now, the cost of insuring €10 million of 5-year Irish government bonds against default has skyrocketed — to an extremely high €600,000.
That's 55 percent more than it cost for the same insurance in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers failure — a time when it seemed the entire world was on the brink of collapse.
It's 50 percent more than the cost of insuring equivalent Greek debt at the peak of Greece's first round of financial difficulties earlier this year.
It's at least DOUBLE the cost of insuring the debts of deeply troubled lesser nations like Romania, Lebanon, Latvia, and even Iceland.
Most shocking of all, today's €600,000 price tag for Irish default insurance is higher than it was BEFORE the European Union and IMF first announced their intent to engineer a $113 billion rescue for Ireland just eight days ago.
Earlier this year, when Europe announced a similar bailout for Greece, traders in this kind of insurance — credit default swaps — gave Greece at least a 30-day reprieve. Now, they've given Ireland no more than three days.
Investors obviously don't believe promises by politicians anymore.


Clearly, the Debt Crisis Is Accelerating.
Clearly, the Bailouts Are Not Working!



The European authorities had hoped that, as soon as their massive, supposedly "definitive" Irish bailout package was announced, investors would jump for joy. Instead, investors have done precisely the opposite.
The authorities had hoped that the premiums on government bond default insurance would come down dramatically. Instead, the premiums have gone higher, as I've just shown you.
The authorities had hoped that Irish bond yields would come down sharply, helping to avert a disastrous, additional interest burden for the government. Instead, bond investors have dumped Irish bonds with both hands, driving their prices down and yields up.
Exactly seven days ago, on the morning after the big bailout announcement, the yield on Ireland's benchmark 10-year government bond was near 8 percent. Now, it has surged by more than a full percentage point to 9.17 percent. That extra interest cost alone threatens to eat up a big chunk of the bailout money.
The authorities had hoped — and prayed — that their earlier bailout of Greece would have been enough to contain the cancer. Instead, it has metastasized and spread — not only to Ireland, but also to Spain and Portugal.
Right now, the cost of insuring against a default on Spanish and Portuguese bonds is at new, all-time highs, far surpassing the levels reached earlier this year when the Greek debt crisis was first exploding.
Even Greece itself, which the authorities thought was largely cured, is back in the emergency room.
But this time, all life support systems are in serious doubt. And this time, investors are in open rebellion against the spin doctors.
The facts: At the height of the last Greek debt crisis — on February 8, 2010, to be exact — the cost of insuring a €10 million 5-year Greek government bond reached a peak of €420,855.
But last week, the cost on the exact same instrument had surged above €1,000,000!
That's like shelling out an outrageous $50,000 for a term life insurance policy that pays no more than $500,000 in death benefits.
Why so expensive? Because investors now realize that austerity, no matter how necessary, can never be a quick ticket to fiscal balance.
In fact, the more the Greek government has cut spending, the more its economy has sunk. Ditto for Ireland and other countries.

Urgent Lessons for All U.S. Investors

Even if you've never invested a penny in Europe — and even if you've never set foot outside the United States — this new phase of the debt crisis has far-reaching implications and lessons for you and your family ...

Lesson #1 America Is Definitely NOTImmune to the Contagion

For 2011, the Bank for International Settlements estimates that Portugal's and Spain's government debts will be 99 percent and 78 percent of GDP, respectively.
But for the same year, U.S. government debts will be 91 percent of GDP.
Thus, by this measure, America's debt burden is similar to
Portugal's and bigger than Spain's — two countries that are ALREADY victims of the sovereign debt crisis.
Yes, the U.S. dollar is the world's reserve currency.
And, yes, that gives Washington the ability to print money with impunity ... press other rich countries to accept its debts ... and borrow huge amounts abroad to finance its deficits.
But that's more of a curse than a blessing!
It means that, more so than any other major nation on the planet, the U.S. government is beholden to investors overseas — often the same investors who have repeatedly attacked Greece and Ireland this year.
Ultimately, that could make the U.S. even more vulnerable than Europe.

Lesson #2 Governments CANNOT End a Debt Crisis by Piling on Still

MORE DebtEurope tried by announcing a Greek bailout earlier this year ... and it failed miserably.
Europe tried again by expanding the Greek bailout to a $1 trillion fund for all euro-zone countries. But that effort is also failing. In fact, just one more bailout — for Spain — could wipe out the fund.
And now, even before Europe has figured out precisely how the bailout fund is to be used, there was new talk in high circles this weekend of expanding it even further — another desperate attempt to "reassure investors."
But again, it is not working.
In fact, the more money Europe throws at the crisis, the more investors seem to recoil in horror.
Investors can now see, as plain as day, how past rescues have backfired.
They can see how the debt disasters can't be papered over with bailouts or printed money.
And they KNOW that money printing can only gut the currency they're investing in — be it the dollar or the euro!
In either case — bailout or no bailout — bond investors want out.

Lesson #3 Before a Government Debt Crisis Can Be Ended, It Must

FIRST Get a Lot WORSE!
In order to slash deficits ...
Governments must impose austerity — deep cutbacks in spending, tax hikes, or both ...
The austerity inevitably drives the economy into a tailspin, and ...
The economic tailspin always causes even LARGER deficits!
It's only after years of fiscal discipline and collective belt-tightening that this vicious cycle is ended and balance is restored.
That's why the cutbacks in Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and Spain are, in the near term, making the crisis even worse. And it's also why a similar vicious cycle is now looming in the U.S., as the new Congress seeks to slash the deficit.

Lesson #4 The Great Debt Crisis Of 2008 Never Ended!

Politicians talk about the U.S. debt crisis of 2008 ... the Detroit bankruptcy crisis of 2009 ... the European sovereign debt crisis of early 2010 ... the Greek debt tragedy ... the Irish debt mess ... the California budget debacle ... the U.S. municipal bond collapse ... and more.
Then, they talk about the urgent need to make a show of resolve to bail out the world — to stop the "contagion" from spreading from one sector or region to the next.
But these are not separate, isolated disasters. Nor is the contagion of fear the true source of the problem.
Instead, what we are experiencing is one, single, integral debt crisis that never ended.
It is one crisis that has spread from the U.S. to Europe and beyond ... morphed from a private-sector banking crisis to a public-sector government debt crisis ... grown in scope and power ... and begun to drive the large debtor nations on a collision course beyond anyone's control.

Lesson #5 The New Phase of the Debt Crisis Can Bring Surging Interest Rates

I showed you how the yields on Ireland's 10-year notes have surged from 8 to 9.17 percent in just a few days. Yields in other European nations have shot up as well.
Meanwhile, I assume you've seen how, despite the Fed's massive bond purchases, U.S. Treasury yields have also moved higher.
And you've seen even bigger jumps in U.S. municipal bond yields.
This is just the beginning.
And for the near future at least, rising interest rates could be a game-changer — for real estate, for the U.S. economy, and for many financial markets.
Investors aren't dumb. When they see a new phase of the debt crisis, they rush from risk to safety.
So don't be surprised if we get deeper corrections in those markets that rose in recent months — U.S. stocks, precious metals, key commodities, and several foreign currencies.
There will always be exceptions. But my recommendation is the same as last week's: Take profits off the table. Build cash. Focus on safety.

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Keynesian Theory Applied To Gold Buyers and Gold Sellers

Almost all of our D.R.E.A.M. System, LLC registered alluvial gold Buyers and alluvial gold Sellers want to know what is currently happening to the U.S. economy. There are many different models and theories, but I believe Keynes' theory explains it the best. I'll be the first to admit that I might not be right, so this is just my opinion.

Although no one knows the ultimate cause of business cycles, most economists (even conservative ones) accept Keynes' explanation of what happens during them. In a normal economy, Keynes said, there is a circular flow of money. My spending becomes part of your earnings, and your spending becomes part of my earnings.

For various reasons, however, this circular flow can falter. Suppose that you are experiencing tough times, or see them on the horizon (not to hard to do today). Your natural response is to start hoarding money to make it through. We see this already as Americans are already saving more. This is a primary reason that many of our DREAMS clients buy gold (to hedge their portfolio wealth). There are many possible ways this process might start, all of which are open to argument. It could be a loss of consumer confidence in the economy, perhaps triggered by a visible event like a stock market crash. It could be a natural disaster, such as a drought, earthquake or hurricane. It could be a sudden loss of jobs, or a weak sector of the economy. It could be inequality of wealth, which results in the rich producing a surplus of goods, but leaving the poor too poor to buy them. It could be something intrinsic within the economy which causes it to go through a natural cycle of expansions and contractions. Or it could be the central bank tightening the money supply too much, depriving people of dollars in the first place.

Whatever the reason, let's suppose you decide to hoard money to make it through the hard times ahead. But if you're not spending, then I'm not earning, and in response to my own hard times, I'll start hoarding money as well. This breakdown of the circular flow results in a drop in economic activity, rising unemployment, and a recession. To get the circular flow started again, Keynes suggested that the central bank should expand the money supply. This would put more money in people's hands, inspire consumer confidence, and compel them to start spending again. We can see that Obama tried many times to convince Americans to get out there and start spending. As of August of 2010, that has sputtered to an end.

In the U.S., the central bank is the Federal Reserve System. It expands the money supply by buying U.S. securities on the open market. The money it pays to individual buyers therefore increases the amount of money in circulation. To contract the money supply, the Fed does the opposite: it sells securities. The money it receives from these transactions represents money taken out of circulation. Other methods that the Fed uses to control the money supply include credit restrictions among member banks, changing the prime lending rate, and moral suasion (using its considerable clout to get banks to voluntarily adopt a policy). So the Fed has many tools to expand the money supply -- which one gets used depends on the situation.

In extreme cases like depressions, Keynes suggested that the government should "prime the pump" of the economy, by doing what the people were unwilling to do: spend. (This spending would have to be with borrowed money, obviously, since taxing and spending would not increase the money supply.) Once again, we can see that is what the U.S. government tried to do until the American citizens began to get outraged with their spending habits. Virtually all economists believe that deficit spending on national defense, in preparation for World War II, is what pulled the U.S. and other nations out of the Great Depression, but it has not worked with the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.

Controlling the money supply through the central bank is known as monetary policy. Controlling it through deficit government spending is called fiscal policy.

Now, if expanding the money supply results in increased economic activity, why can't the central bank create prosperity by just printing money as fast as it can? The problem is that this results in inflation. For example, let's suppose the central bank printed so much money that it made every American a millionaire. After everyone retired, they would notice that no more workers or servants are left to do their bidding… so they would attract them by raising their wages, sky-high if necessary. This, of course, is the essence of inflation. Eventually, prices would soar so high that it would no longer mean anything to be a millionaire. Soon, everyone would be back working at their same old jobs.

To fight inflation, the central bank does the opposite: it contracts the money supply. By removing money from the market, people no longer have cash to make the transactions they would normally make. The result is greater unemployment (hhhmmmm). In theory, this type of high unemployment should cause money to deflate. This should happen in two ways. The unemployed person who used to make $10 an hour might agree to take a job for $7 an hour, because something is better than nothing. And a merchant who used to sell widgets for $10 in a better economy might agree to sell them for $7 in a recession, because a sale is better than no sale. So, just like the millionaire example above, the amount of economic activity will readjust itself to the new level of money, and everything will be the same as it was before.

The problem with the second half of this story is that something quite different happens in real life. Money inflates easily and quickly, but it deflates slowly and at great cost. In a downward direction, prices are said to suffer from "price rigidities" or "price stickiness." There are several reasons for this. One is psychological -- people hate to cut their prices and wages. Another is that salaries and wages are often locked into contracts, the average of which is three years. And for many, cutting prices incurs certain costs (reprinting, recalculating, reprogramming, etc.) that may not make the price change seem worth it. Even if they do decide to change prices, it takes many companies quite some time to put them into effect. Sears, for example, has to reprint and re mail all its catalogues. Another likely reason is that entrepreneurs don't want to sell things below cost, so they might wait for their suppliers to cut prices first -- but in a circular economy, everyone would be waiting for everyone else to cut their prices. The penalty for cutting prices first is a profit loss. Furthermore, with reduced sales volume, the unit cost of production is already going up, which only makes price reduction all the more difficult.

But perhaps the most important reason why prices are rigid is because people are nearly rational, not perfectly rational. This is the New Keynesian idea, and it's getting ahead of our story a bit, because this idea only surfaced after the Chicago School's had failed. Still, it's worth noting here for completeness' sake. New Keynesians argue that even though people know they are in a recession, they often don't know how much to deflate their prices and wages to get themselves out of it. They could if they were perfect calculating machines with perfect information, but they're not.

For example, suppose you run an Italian restaurant, and a recession hits. Where should your prices be? The answer would require you to know a wealth of information. One of the most important is how your restaurant competes against all the others in your area -- a true "apples and oranges" comparison, in that these other restaurants are French, Mexican, Chinese, etc., and they all have different profits, clienteles, trends, and advertising campaigns. You will also need to know what the inflation, unemployment and prime lending rates will be. A supercomputer might be able to solve this incredibly complex math problem, but humans cannot. They can only make best guesses. They may have a good idea of the range where their prices should be, but humans are self-interested, and usually err on the top end of this range. As a result, prices tend to resist deflating. This behavior might seem objectively irrational, but fixing it would require turning humans into supercomputers.

Price stickiness means that shrinking the money supply is translated into unemployment, not falling prices. In the days of the gold standard, when the amount of money possessed by a nation equaled its gold supply, an outflow of gold from a nation's treasury was always followed by high unemployment, sometimes even depression, rather than falling prices. The Great Depression was an extreme example of this. By 1933, the U.S. money supply had shrunk by nearly a third. But the Great Depression would drag on for another seven years, with the natural deflation of money proceeding at a glacial pace. It wasn't until World War II that the government was forced to conduct a massive monetary expansion. The result was such explosive economic growth that the U.S. economy doubled in size between 1940 and 1945, the fastest period of growth in U.S. history. Yet another example is Japan in the 1990s. The Japanese economy has been stagnating for five years now, and many economists have criticized the Japanese government for not doing more to expand the money supply. Japan's problems are controversial, but whatever the solution, the important point is that Japan's government has done very little, and its economy has not deflated or adjusted itself -- Japan's economic pain continues five years later.

But slow as it may be, deflation does occur. Many conservatives therefore argue that the economy is self-correcting, and government should leave the money supply alone. Keynes did not deny that slumps were self-correcting in the long run. But he said: "In the long run we are all dead." What he meant by this famous but frequently misunderstood remark is that it makes no sense to wait for catastrophes to correct themselves if social policy can do the job far more quickly.

How does all this relate to national economic policy? Keynesians believe their policies allow the government to take the rough edges off the business cycle. In other words, Keynesian policy is counter-cyclical: when unemployment starts rising, the government expands the money supply; when inflation starts rising, the government contracts the money supply. Another way of putting this is that the government is involved in a balancing act, creating just enough money to cover the natural amount of economic activity, without leaning either towards inflation or unemployment.

Now we apply the Keynesian Theory to gold. Answer, gold will go up in price and it's not because I'm in the business of buying and selling gold. If we simply look at the factor that there is a third party manipulating the "natural" cycle of the economy, they (the U.S. government) will drive the price of gold up. As American citizens realize that they are simple pawns in this game most will strive to get away from the manipulation. Those that are intelligent will trade in their Monopoly money for a world currency. The most recognized currency in the world is gold. Even though the U.S. government means well in removing the rough edges in the business cycle, in time it will reveal to the people that fiat money can be too easily manipulated. Just like in the Keynesian Theory, remember humans are self-interested and tend to err causing gold to resist deflating(refer to the 12th paragraph of this article).

It leads me to simply believe that gold will go up!

Roger Singh of D.R.E.A.M. System, LLC (http://www.24kt.cc/) writing on the the effect the Keynesian Theory will have on gold prices.

Why Gold Buyers Are So Attracted To Buying Gold?

While scanning for new gold articles and gold blogs, I came across this. It was such a good artcle I decided to add it to our D.R.E.A.M. System gold blog. Makin Bacon is the author and did an excellent job writting it.

Our fascination with gold
Gold as a metal has always fascinated people as it has represented wealth, success, and in some cases deities throughout the ages.
In our modern age, as far as it relates to an investment, gold is a somewhat odd metal and vehicle if you want to use it to build wealth.
The reason is is its uses aren't nowhere near in volume as its cousin silver, which has an enormous number of uses, and can be measured in that way when you look to invest in it.
Gold on the other hand, has really only several major uses, and that isn't enough to create the type of demand commodity investors look for.

Gold the political metal
In essence, gold has become a political metal, because it represented in times past a standard and check and balance for those creating paper money. Now that the gold standard has been dropped, it removes the discipline it forced on governments, and so now fiat money is created, and is the cause behind the endless booms and busts we experience in our economies.
Anyway, now gold is primarily looked upon by most investors as a major hedge against inflation and uncertainty; the reason it moves up in price in difficult times, as it has over the last couple years.

Gold Uses
As far as practical uses that create some demand for gold, the major ones are in electronics, dentistry, and Indian weddings. And it may surprise you to know that by far the greatest demand for gold is in connection with Indian weddings.
There are many other uses for gold, but its in small amounts across a variety of industries and in specific situations, which don't produce much demand.
So what does that make gold as an investment? Like I said - unique. For a small but growing number of people, it is being acquired for protection against economic collapse and social unrest.
Indian wedding major source of gold demand

Present Gold Demand
There has been a huge demand for physical gold since the global economic went into the deep recession, and many continue to invest in gold coins and bars as a protection against anything happening.
The reason this is done is because gold is the ultimate currency, and no matter how difficult times get, can be used for trade. You can't say that about paper money which isn't backed by anything any longer, except the 'good will' of the government having the paper money printed out.

Can gold build wealth?
Investing in gold, for the reasons stated above, is difficult to make people rich, as far as gold in and of itself. You can invest in gold coins from a numismatic perspective, but that's different than investing in gold as a commodity.
What has been keeping gold prices from really surging has been a period of forced liquidation, where funds had to sell off their gold because they weren't able to get access to money.
That means that they not only weren't holding on to gold, which they really wanted to, but also weren't investing in it at a time when it usually warrants it.
The attempt to artificially prop up the U.S. dollar has also resulted in gold prices moving up far beyond their current prices, which are still at historic highs, although not when adjusted for inflation.
So at this time, investing in or buying gold in primarily being done for safety reasons, and as a hedge against inflation.

Inflation should push gold prices up for years ahead
With the unbelievable deficit spending by the U.S. government, inflation is going to be a huge factor in the years ahead, as printing of money, by definition, is inflation. And the amount being printed boggles the mind, and will result in the price of gold skyrocketing to protect against the inflation pressures, which will no doubt come upon us.
The unprecedented bailouts by the U.S. government makes this only a matter of when, not if.
So those investing in gold will find themselves possibly enjoying one of the greatest upward gold price movements in history, and will build wealth in a way gold has never been able to do in the past.

Physical gold in big demand- Invest in gold with the long term in mind
There are a number of ways to invest in gold, but I would only focus on the long term trend, and forget about attempting to make a quick killing by trying to predict short term movements, which even the best of day traders aren't able to do very well.
Long term investing in gold is the only way to approach it, and those that do will find themselves in a good position when gold prices start to go up.

Best ways to invest in gold now
So to recap, gold is different that any other commodity because it's the only one that isn't measured by supply and demand, as the amount of demand just isn't enough to move the price of gold.
Gold is valued mostly as a hedge against inflation and safety in times of turmoil. That's where the price point is fixated on, and that's what will drive up the price of gold.
The key indicators are already in place which meets the above two criteria, with economic turmoil raging and inflation about to go out of this world, as the U.S. government just keeps the printing presses going to print out their funny money.
With that in mind, gold may possibly enter an enormous bull run in response to inflationary pressures that could be unprecedented in history, because of the debt being incurred from government intervention into the free markets. Those investing in gold should enjoy great success in response to these realities.

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Ten Rules For Gold Dust Buyers & Gold Dust Sellers

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Everyday that goes by, the gold industry intrigues me more and more. Not only is this the hardest industry to be successful in, it is the most complex. Take it from an individual that has been working for himself for fourteen years. Gold Buyers and gold Sellers have so much to worry about and not enough teachers and mentors to learn from. So let's get started!

I often compare the gold dust industry to being a gambler in Las Vegas. You can sit down at the black jack table and think your the "Big Dog" at the table because your gambling a couple of hundred dollars a hand. Then a total stranger sits down next to you and starts gambling a couple of thousand dollars a hand. Before you know it, there is someone that jumps in for one hand and places a $20,000 bet on one hand! You ask, "What does this have to do with gold?" You're never the "Big Dog" in the gold industry. Someone is always bigger and been around longer than you. Even more importantly, they seem more successful than you(emphasis on "seem"). Don't let this distract you from your goals or morals.

"Life is short, but envy and greed will make your career life even shorter in the gold industry." - Roger Singh

I always tell all of my Registered Brokers and Intermediaries that there is so much money to go around that everyone will get their fair cut. I have seen friends stop talking to each other, families that break apart, businesses get dissolved, and lawyers get rich (the last one is a bad joke). All of this sometimes because of a miscommunication. Many times because of jealousy that someone is going to make money. Think about it. It hasn't even been made yet! In this industry, it most likely won't be made either.

That leads me to why I wrote this article about the "Ten Rules For Gold Dust Buyers & Gold Dust Sellers". Hopefully, those of you that have not gotten tempted by the envy and greed will understand and preach these rules. For those of you that are already tainted, maybe it's not too late. I can tell you this.....

"You don't always get a second chance in the alluvial gold dust industry, so savor the first chance."

Ten Rules For Gold Dust Buyers and Gold Dust Sellers

1. Work with a mentor or consultant

You will achieve success faster if you can have someone or better still a team who knows the gold industry, guiding you along the way. This is obvious, as you do not want to waste your precious time and effort repeating the mistakes others have already made in the gold industry.

2. Acquire necessary skills

People who are successful in the gold industry become so by being prepared to invest in themselves and to acquire new skills and thinking. You need to learn to think differently and think differently than the people you may currently associate with through your social life. Why? Buyers and Sellers in the gold industry come from all walks of life and from all over the world.

3. Focus your efforts

Once you have decided that you want to be part of the alluvial gold dust industry, you must focus and apply the right amount of efforts required to become successful. Many people fail because they are distracted by many other things in life.

4. Know who you are dealing with

I can not tell you how important this is. Like all other business dealings, good referrals are the way to go. You should feel comfortable when dealing with new Buyers/Sellers/ and Intermediaries. This also is true for when you begin hiring transporters, security, and other services that are needed in the gold industry. If you feel comfortable with that entity, then ask if they can refer someone (you should still conduct your due diligence though).

5. Document all details

Get passports, government id's, telephone numbers, and emails of EVERYONE you are dealing with. Or you can become a member of DREAM System, LLC which does this for you ( a shameless plug). Also, it might be wise to begin a journal to record times, dates, and events for a specific gold transaction. This can help keep your thoughts straight and aid in future gold transaction decisions. It may also serve as a training tool if you decide to build a team.

6. Due diligence is a must

All I need to tell you on this is that I built a whole company on this rule. If that does not tell you how important it is, nothing will.

7. Be patient - it will be worth it

I do not know why every new comer to this industry rushes to close a deal. There are no standards in this industry. It might take weeks to close a deal, in some cases it might take a year. As I already stated, you might only get one chance at this.

8. Build a foundation that will last forever

Your contact list is very important. It will become your holy grail in this industry. Do not add people that claim to be Buyers or Sellers...make sure they are. This will put yourself in the best possible situation when a trusted mentor or affiliate is looking to close that alluvial gold transaction and you can bring the other end to the table. Remember, an investor is just another name if they don't invest. I know it might make you feel good that you have a large list of contacts, but the larger the list the greater the chance of failure. Ten good contacts is all you need to be successful. Try to keep this list equal between Buyers, Sellers, and Intermediaries.

9. Treat others like you would like to be treated

I know it sounds very cliche-ish. An industry where sometimes it seems like you are going nowhere can be frustrating. Do not release that frustration on your affiliates or partners. I personally believe in karma. So I believe that if you can put some good into the gold dust industry, the Alluvial Gold Dust Gods will reward you. Saying that, my job is to find the the frauds and scammers and they don't seem to get far at all.

10. GIVE BACK!!!!

I just don't mean when you close a deal too. The gold industry is suffering because of lack of cooperation between its peers. Don't be scared to call leaders in the industry and ask their opinion. Try to be part of their team and gain experience. Also, you should try to teach others what you have already learned. Notice, I did not say give away your contacts.

There is plenty to learn in the gold industry. Every day I am amazed with the people I meet from all around the world and the knowledge I gain. This industry might be one of the most difficult, but the benefits are well worth it.

Your truly,
Roger Singh
President of DREAM System, LLC

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For years now D.R.E.A.M. System, LLC has worked with government officials throughout the world to stop the spread of fraud and crime in the alluvial gold dust industry. DREAMS only deals with registered Buyers, Sellers, and Intermediaries/Brokers. Their vetting system has helped to prevent DREAMS affiliates and intermediaries stay clear of fraud and scams. Roger Singh is the brain child behind D.R.E.A.M. System's revolutionary registered and vetting process. After working with some of the largest private alluvial gold buyers in the United States, Roger went on to create DREAM System, LLC.

Roger told me, "After seeing so many grown men breakdown and start crying on the floor of American refineries after receiving copper dust instead of gold dust, it was hard NOT to do something about it."

"My heart goes out to all those that have lost money in the gold industry, but there is change right around the corner", says Roger. DREAMS has just released a new procedure system to purchase alluvial gold dust and gold dore. "Just like what DREAMS has done to prevent alluvial gold fraud, DREAMS has now moved into placing gold dust buyers and gold dust sellers in an almost risk free environment", says Roger. DREAMS has been working on this system for over a year now. It is now open to private investors, gold dust and dore buyers, and gold dust and dore sellers. You still must be registered and vetted to become part of this service. Their registration fee is $300 and an additional vetting fee may be charged depending on background, location, and amount of information provided.

"I know this program will be even more successful than the DREAMS vetting process", Roger said.

Roger believes the time is here and finally the appropriate affiliates have united. All that is left is to keep growing and expanding the Consortium with new truthful, honest, and most importantly VETTED gold industry businesses and services.

More information about their products will becoming within weeks along with new websites.

- Vivian Pace from the Office of DREAM System, LLC