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Order "Making the Best of Basics"-- that book will tell you everything you need to know! Then check out online food distributors like Walton Feed, which can sell you all kinds of long-term storage type foodstuffs. http://www.amazon.com/Making-Best-Basics-Preparedness-Handbook/dp/1882723252...

Yes, how exactly did you find this person?

Our guy gets his own article on a mainstream stockmarket site... and the coverage is favorable. :) http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/ron-paul-gone-not-forgotten/story.aspx?guid=%7BC6AC9853%2D0CBE%2D47E4%2DB913%2D2D383F11DCAF%7D&dist=MostReadHome

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Right now, BullionDirect has 80 oz of .999 for $17.65. Frankly, I'd say that is the best deal you're gonna get. If only I hadn't gotten in at $20, I'd be all over that deal :o http://www.bulliondirect.com/nucleo/lp/Silver_Bullion_999pure_Bars_Rounds_(1.00_oz).html

If you want cheap bullion, your best bet would be to go to BullionDirect and snatch up the silver they're selling at $17.50: http://www.bulliondirect.com/nucleo/showProducts.do?cat=Silver_Bullion&category=1 Lord knows I wish I had the extra funds to do it!!! :o ARealConservative is correct...

Wow, sounds like fun. Be sure to make a follow-up post and tell us all what he says. ;)

BullionDirect has it right now at $18.70 https://www.bulliondirect.com/nucleo/lp/Silver_Bullion_999pure_Rounds_only_(1.00_oz).html I do agree with you, though, that it is likely that physical and paper silver will have difficulty "sharing" a spot price in the short term.

BullionDirect has silver on its NucleoExchange for $18.70 https://www.bulliondirect.com/nucleo/showProducts.do?cat=Silver_Bullion&category=1 However, that's the only source I've seen online that is offering physical .999 anywhere near spot.

Never attribute to malice that which can be explained through sheer incompetence. :(

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What else do you recommend, besides food and oil commodities? I don't know much about investment, but I'm trying to learn quickly. :o

Erm, the housing market has already crashed and burned quite a lot, actually :o . Not sure where you've been, but things are down across almost the entire country and it's all over the news. Prices will probably drop another 10-20% in many places before it's all over, but if you see *current*...

I poked around on bankrate.com, but I couldn't figure out what you mean about this site helping with a bank rating. Where, specifically, on the site can I find that sort of info? Thanks. :)