I am an ordinary John Doe and I purchase my gold and silver from GoldMoney. They store it for me in a vault in London or in Zurich so that I don’t have to take delivery of it. It’s easy to sell as well since they, presumably, shift what was mine from one side of the vault to the other, so to speak.

GoldMoney is an eDealer and I have just purchased an Apple iPhone because I can buy and sell gold and silver over the internet using my iPhone. Great if I’m on holidays or away from a computer!

There must be very few people, like you, who actually want to have the worry and the cost of the delivery of the gold and silver to their house or their bank.

Then, you’ve got the problem of sending it back into the market with associated costs when you want to sell the stuff.

I am into gold and silver purchases, but if I had to have the stuff delivered to me on every occasion, I’d give the whole idea up.

I cannot understand why people don’t see this as a problem for the ordinary person in the street. Why does no one appear to consider, in public, the use of dealers who will store the gold and silver for you in safe and audited vaults?

Why all this shyness about eDealers?

The bullion market would, surely, shoot upwards if John Doe and his wife bought real gold and silver in great abundance, because there are millions of John Does around, and the price for investors like you and me would rocket up. After all, there is only a limited amount of gold for sale, so the price goes up.

Anyone out there used an eDealer? Anyone used GoldMoney as I have? GoldMoney has linked up with Apple iPhone so you can buy and sell your precious stuff when you’re away from the office or from home.

That’s the best way TO OWN THE METALS OUTRIGHT, gordy three horses!

After the Reichstag was set ablaze by a supposed communist, Hitler used the event to suspend all constitutional liberties and moved towards eventually becoming the authoritarian leader of Germany.

Arguably, a series of foolish political blunders allowed Hitler’s rise to power; not only the economic situation in Germany at the time. He was simply the “right” person at the “right” time who managed to slide into a dictatorial role by using the political miscalculations of rival politicians.

In fact, right before being named Chancellor, the Nazi’s lost seats in parliamentary elections. The Nazi Party remained a minority party—albeit the largest one—up until Hitler began exercising authoritarian rule by severely hobbling (or banning outright) competing parties.

Regardless, as Mr. Hutchinson correctly explains, the current monetary policy of the United States reflects the behavior of Weimar Germany in many ways. Just as Germany tried to inflate itself out of burdensome war reparations imposed on it by the Treaty of Versailles, the US is trying to inflate itself out of debt brought about by profligate and unproductive spending by government, corporations, and the consumer.

Why, O Why, however, do you not mention GoldMoney or BullionVault for the purchase of gold and silver?

The ETFs are not the real metal and are, therefore, open to counterparty risk. When I buy from the edealer GoldMoney, I own the gold and the silver outright. I have no risk!

Why buy from the gold and silver mines when you can buy large ingots, and parts of, through a internet dealer?

There is a blind spot in the eyes of financial commentators regarding the purchase by the ordinary person of real gold and silver via the edealers. They NEVER mention them!