Gold's Still Hot, Silver's Hotter

Years ago, it was reported that nearly 1,500 sheep jumped off a cliff in Turkey after the leader of the flock leaped to his death.

More than four hundred sheep met their demise blindly following the single ram leading the needy flock. Those that were spared landed safely on the hundreds of wool bodies covering the ground.

As human beings, we can't seem to make sense of this absurd activity...

But in fact, we overlook the reality that many people?? including we ourselves, at times ? mimic the behavior of the faithful sheep.

It's as simple as relying on the ?wise words? of the Federal Reserve, greedy policymakers, and corrupt CEOs to guide us in the right direction...

Meanwhile, we're scarcely paying attention to the dangerous path (in our case, the fiscal cliff) ahead.

We're one step away from following the herd in a downward spiral of bad investments.

Don't Trust Them

Not all expert opinions are created equal. A biased opinion generally stems from an ulterior motive or a hidden agenda, and an insider's prejudice can be an outsider's worst nightmare when it comes to investing.

Today I want to focus on these issues, because I think it's important for outsiders to have an educated edge when it comes to battling with big-time corporate CEOs and other rich entities that want to stay that way at all costs ? no matter what this means for individual investors like you and me.

This week Briton Ryle talked about Goldman Sachs and mentioned they had publicly announced gold's market was finally drawing to a close, and investors should prepare accordingly.

Interestingly enough, the equally esteemed Morgan Stanley group announced their belief that gold and silver will be the best commodities to possess in 2013.

Who to believe?

I urge you to proceed with caution when seeking answers to your investing questions.

It's a volatile world out there, and at the end of the day, multi-million- and multi-billion-dollar companies only care about their bottom lines, regardless of how well competing sectors are doing.

When their worries grown about the state of the market, well, that's when they'll try the hardest to keep you buying their stocks...

That's why Goldman is publicly shorting gold?? so they can buy it themselves at a cheaper rate when the sell-off ensues.

Let them tell people to back off gold ? just make sure you take advantage for your own portfolio.

If Goldman's announcement does lead to any sort of sizable sell-off, you can capitalize on the same opportunity Goldman hopes to capitalize on by buying more gold.

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A Second Look at Gold's "Ugly Sister"

If you're still hesitant on the gold front, a silver investment will also be advantageous.

An unprecedented supply crisis in the silver market is looming as investors are now buying 53% times more silver than gold.

However, the available silver for investment versus gold for investment ratio stands at 7:1.

Silver is in a critical position right now. There's only a short time remaining before a serious silver shift comes our way.

Learn more about the best way to invest in "gold's ugly sister" before this bull market explodes in 2013.

Remember, you have the choice to not let politicians, institutions, or "too big to fail" corporations dictate your financial decisions. You can decide not to be a sheep.

If you're looking for unbiased market analysis and information, you can find it in these pages every week?? including intel on the precious metals market in 2013.

Best wishes for a prosperous future,

Brittany Stepniak
for Wealth Daily

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