by Douglas R. Casey
Wealth-Building Strategies For The Rest of the 20th Century
by Richard C. Young
Book Description: Euler Enterprises, Inc., Bethesda, MD, 1985. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, White card wrappers with blue and black title to cover, trade paperback, 1985.
Book Condition: Good, covers rubbed, light soil to covers, corners bumped, small stain (1/8") to text block, no marks to end papers or pages, extremely clean internally, No dust jacket.
Contents: This title contains transcripts of two private seminars conducted for "Financial Intelligence Reports" in 1985. The first seminar transcript is "Strategies For Financial Survival and Profit: How To Prosper When The World Is In Crisis" by Douglas R. Casey, and the second seminar transcript is "Wealth-Building Strategies For The Rest of the 20th Century by Richard C. Young. Here are a few of the highlighted topics from the Casey lecture, Ignore the political mumbo jumbo, Taxes simply aren't necessary, A house of cards, The Great Depression is coming, Stocks represent real assets, Gloomy predictions can have positive results, Current sentiment too bullish, The government manipulates people, World economies getting steadily worse, The flow of money could reverse, The foreign panic could mushroom, The U.S. could refuse to pay, Gold could be the safest haven, Gold is a unique commodity, Gold mines in the sky, Are gold prices near a bottom?, Gold is a reasonable buy now, A replay of the late 1960's, A formula for accumulating gold, Paper gold doesn't count, Reporting law getting stiffer, Buy and store gold overseas, The most intelligent thing you can do, Stay away from collectibles as an investment, Buy things because you like them, Silver the best buy among precious metals, Put 5 percent of your assets in silver bullion or coins, Real Estate could bring down the banks, The banks are technically bankrupt, FDIC, FSCIL merely compound the problem, Money Market funds are dangerous too, Inflation would quickly follow, A case for stocks and against, Hedge yourself by going short, Stay completely away from real estate, The one thing you should sell tomorrow, There's only one exception, An idea if you like to speculate, Commodities are the first choice, Buy commodities like you would stocks, Some nuclear utilities still attractive, Learn to buy when you're scared, Stick to the long-term approach, Buying options is a suckers game, Put up T--Bills to cover margin requirements, Use a buy-stop order, Get certificates for your stock holdings, Americans will get financially sophisticated, and many more topics from Casey. Casey's transcript goes for 101 pages, Young's goes for 73 pages. --
Extremely Scarce Title and a very important 1985 private lecture by Doug Casey.
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