For those who will be unable to attend theFREE webinar, I, Mobius1r also known as Raymond W. Ebbeler, MBA have included the web site which promotes the business opportunity for individuals hard pressed by the economy. My interest is in uniting individuals who desire to change their financial situation by investing their money (about 99.9%) in silver and build as a network of individuals to share in the time value of silver to then invest in gold. To get started visit his user-friendly website at uneedit.thecointree.com The Theory of Diversification The idea behind asset allocation is asset classes are diverse. Historically, stocks and bonds tended to appreciate and depreciate in opposite directions. Therefore, a portfolio was sufficiently diverse if it held both stocks and bonds, with maybe a little cash on the side. Gold, so long as the dollar was still tied to it via the gold standard, and other precious metals were rarely given much consideration, since most world currencies were backed by hard assets. But once President Nixon “closed the gold window” in 1971, an interesting thing began to happen Stocks and bonds started trading relatively in tandem. For example, from 1926 to 1969, the correlation between stocks and bonds was -0.02; meaning that if stocks as a whole went up by 10%, you could expect bonds to go down by 0.2%, and vice versa. But since 1970, the correlation between stocks and bonds has ranged anywhere from -0.03 to +0.80. At the far end, this meant when …
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