Seekers of Gold

Dedicated to all the prospectors out there who have searched for the dream and all of those who are still out there searching for it, the following inspirational extract from Daryl Friesen’s Seekers Of Gold gives just a taster of the thrill of gold prospecting.

“Everyone was doing it. Everyone dreamed of the day when they would be the one to strike it rich, represent freedom for all, but what does it mean to people today?

I’ll tell you, a big house and a nice car. People don’t see that it’s so much more than just finding the golden score. It’s not seen as a building block for freedom. It’s been twisted and messed up to the point of being stuck on a scratch and win ticket. That is what is left of the prospector’s dream in today’s world.

All the people around you don’t understand, they can’t see the freedom and the hope it brings you when you chase the dream. They just think you’re dreaming, but we know the truth don’t we?

The truth is you’re living and they are the ones that are dreaming. Their search for the big car and the nice house.

Ha! Illusions I tell you brought onto their brain less minds by a media machine. How I wish I could chase after it still, but the fight’s over for me lad. I’ve got a bad ticker you see, but you can, can’t you son?” he explained eyeing me almost enviously, there is nothing better than standing high up on a mountain top and gazing down upon the world. It makes you feel like your own man.

Free from all prison that the world tries to make of your life. You see the world doesn’t want you to be your own man. If they did, they wouldn’t be trying to make you swallow the lie all the time and you know how they do it. Through that little box over there, he said pointing to the television across the room.

Look at those people over there, he explained pointing to the people staring at the TV. They’re swallowing every word of it and it makes me sick. Our pioneer brothers are rolling in their graves I tell ya. They wouldn’t have wanted it this way, this isn’t freedom.

People today don’t know what freedom is. That little box over there tells them that they’re free, but they’re not. You see when somebody tells you something enough times you’ll start to believe it. Tell me you won’t give up, tell me you will follow the dream to the ends of the earth. If not for yourself then do it for your pioneer brothers who help create this world and you become one of them.

Remember freedom is worth dying for and I’m not talking about dying in a war fighting for some illusionary freedom that your government tells you have. I’m talking the real stuff that comes from the open spaces and when you spent enough time in the mountains you’ll know what I’m talking about. It will grab your soul and won’t leave you until the day you die. It’s what pushes all great men and once you see it you’ll chase it for the rest of your days.”

Gold Trades Flat Ahead of US 2012 Elections

In the run-up to the all pervasive US elections, gold has been trading flat.

The most recent top came at the $1800 resistance early October after which short-term upwards momentum expended itself resulting in a healthy pullback to the $1710 area. It is in this area that gold seems to be waiting out the results of the mighty nation’s electorate.

Przemyslaw Radomski, founder of SunshineProfits.com wrote earlier this week that “the theory goes that Romney will replace Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke whose current term will expire in any case on January 2014. This might slow down the perpetual money printing machine, which would be a bearish signal for gold.”

But lets bear in mind that Romney has diclosed that he himself owns between $250,000 and $500,000 of gold.

On the other hand, if Obama wins, Radomski reckons we will likely see a quick rally in the precious metals in the short term. Ultimately it does not matter who occupies the White House this January. Deficit spending and money printing is set to continue as there are no quick fixes to the troubled US economy. The long-term picture for gold and silver will remain bullish in either case.

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