Lots of good information, gold seems to be highlighted as a potential investment that could grow in the coming months, as worldwide events do point to some financial difficulties that could cause losses in the stock market, not to mention, a decline in investor sentiment. Any suggestions on what gold stocks would be a good buy to hold, and mining stocks too. I realize that Equedia does not provide investment advice and you are not brokers or financial institutions. Any words of wisdom from the Equedia pro’s would be helpful and appreciated. Thank you!

I am Canadian originally from the UK England. The writing has been on the wall for years. But the media who lie every second they breath have convinced the SHEEP that’s it’s true. You are correct on every single point. Keep up the good work. I don’t know how you do it. I would have thrown my hands up in disgust a long time ago. People just don’t get it. Divide and conquer

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I run a small junior mining Company and believe these policies are destroying an entire sector of our economy. Resources are what CANADA was built on and this manipulation will be our ruination. Talk is cheap however I have been talking with some fellow mining companies and it’s time to wake the hell up and make the public take notice. Only through galvanizing the public attention will we get the politicians to change the rules…otherwise it will never change.

It’s the direct and indirect impact from a medical, economic and social perspective. It’s got me “rethinking” my own short and long term financial plans. Makes me think of the quote by Helen Keller, “Worse than being blind, is having sight with no vision”. Thank you, Ivan!