Sean had asked the following question in another thread. I posted my answer to it there. I thought I'd give it its own thread because it references my prior threads on this subject for those who may be too new to have read those threads -- and those who are not new but may not have read them then but are now interested.

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Originally Posted by sean(doc)martin
Now you have my attention. How do you go about buying and selling gold and such? There is no market for it here or people to do it.

I look at the commodity markets as a way for Aryans to take back from the jew and give to fellow Aryans (including oneself). Trading/investing in gold and silver can be done anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day -- over the internet. If you live in the U.S. mainland, you can drive to the nearest middle sized city and go to a coin dealer and he will sell you Gold Eagles (each is one ounce of gold 99.99% pure) and silver rounds (each round is one ounce of 99.99% pure silver)-- that's what you want when you want to buy the metal itself (which is a good idea). You can also buy and sell the metal over the internet at GoldMoney.com. I have never invested through GoldMoney.com, but Steven Saville (my favorite market analyst) recommended it and it looks good to me, so I will certainly give it a try at some point (with some of my capital, if I accumulate enough capital in the near-term to do so). If you want to try your hand at leveraged trading or speculating -- you need, in that middle sized city, to go to a commodity broker (not a stock broker). You can also find commodity brokers over the internet. I advise you to use one located in Chicago or New York -- the primary American commodity exchange centers.

It took me years of painful experience to learn what works and what doesn't in trading commodities. I have offered to my fellow Aryans some of the fruits of that experience in threads I have started here at VNN -- so that those of you who are interested can take major advantage (without losing your shirt) of this once in a lifetime and perhaps once in a millenium gold and silver bull market (which started in September 1999 -- I expect it to last for another ten or fifteen years or longer). Done right, it's almost a sure thing -- because the long term upward trends of gold and silver are almost sure things. Or so I believe. I'm in the process of proving or disproving that hypothesis at the moment -- and openly publishing the results of that experiment here.

Look up some of these threads. I've put quite a lot of information in them. Here's one: "How WN's can make a ton of money during the coming crash." Here's another: "The Straddle: How to profit either up or down."