Gold Franchise

[ghbirdman]

This presentation is for those interested who may want to invest and possibly earn money at the same time. And what you’ll be investing in has been increasing in value while the paper currency has been doing down. It has been used for thousands of years by individuals and governments worldwide. And that is GOLD!

The opportunity itself is not going to cost you a dime. It’s FREE.

This opportunity is so new outside of Europe, your back office is an ongoing development as Team One improves and refines its operation. There’s nothing however to prevent anyone interested in joining and be part of the *******ing group when it is brought to the rest of the world. They are already making plans for penetrating the US market. . . sending a representative to Canada on the 22nd of this month to source a location which will act as a distribution center for North America and quite possibly South America too.

Should this be an opportunity you’d consider, you’d be dealing with a 16-year old European company which has its own mines, refineries and production facilities. .

Joining this gets you a free franchise. You can hold the franchise for as long as you want and not purchase any gold. You can earn extra income by letting people know about it.

Registration is now open. By registering you are not in any way obligated to a monetary commitment. You are simply stating your intentions of becoming an interested member.

Please PM me for more details

Gary

[moneymaker2010]

hello, its sounds nice programe, i will be checking it later.

[ghbirdman]

In the midst of the worldwide financial crisis, with major currencies being devalued, the Euros being the latest, just about every investment guru or would-be guru suggests diversifying one’s portfolio that should include precious metals.

It is an accepted fact that as the value of paper currency slides down to its inevitable zero point, precious metals will soar to unprecedented heights. The collapsed of the dollar, frightening real state meltdown, government bailouts (need we mention GMC?), company closures, that lead to job losses are triggering this inflation. And to stem the tide, governments continue to print paper money.

Members of this forum are far too intelligent to go on ad infinitum with reasons why this worldwide financial crisis will continue. They know it and most probably would agree that precious metals would be one of the better, if not the best alternative to not only maintain the value of your investments but see them rise.

More specifically we are talking about gold.

Gold watchers, such as Mike Maloney and Peter, Editor of Money Morning, predict the inevitability of gold reaching stratospheric heights of $5,000+ an ounce by five years if not sooner.

Peter cites the following reasons for his prediction:

“Five Fundamental Reasons Gold Will Soar

Gold Fundamental No. 1: You Can't Ignore Inflation: The 2008 stock market panic sent stock and commodity prices - including the price of oil - into a tailspin. And that launched the big debate about whether inflation or deflation would ultimately carry the day. Keep in mind that since 2001 - under benign price inflation of roughly 2.5% - gold has managed to rise about 400%. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve is widely expected to keep short-term rates near zero through this year, leaving the door open for rampant inflation.

Meanwhile, quantitative easing to shorten the recession has caused America's monetary base to explode. Starting in October 2008, during a very short span of only four months, the central bank doubled the U.S. money supply, going way beyond anything ever attempted in the nation's history.

Worldwide, central banks have rolled out an unprecedented $12 trillion worth of stimulus programs, with most of the money still to be spent.

Make no mistake, inflation will win out over deflation.

Gold Fundamental No. 2: Investment Demand is Exploding: Large institutional investors - hedge funds and pension funds - are making large allocations to gold, as are individual investors.

The proliferation of gold-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) bears this out. The SPDR Gold Trust (NYSE: GLD), the world's largest physically backed ETF with 1,100 tons of the lustrous metal, is the sixth-largest holder of gold bullion. Individual investors have never had an easier avenue for owning gold.

This isn't just merely a U.S. manifestation. According to the World Gold Council, demand advanced 15% from the second quarter to the third last year.

Asia, with a population that exceeds 2.5 billion inhabitants and a long-standing cultural affinity for gold, is stoking global demand in a big way. China is overtly encouraging its citizens to buy gold and silver, while offering them gold-linked checking accounts. China is primed to overtake India as the world's largest consumer of gold. A quickly developing middle class whose members are experiencing rapid escalations in disposable income are a major bullish driver for the price of gold.

Gold Fundamental No. 3: Central Banks are Becoming Net Buyers: India's recent purchase of 200 tons of International Monetary Fund (IMF) gold was the likely impetus that pushed gold up over the $1,200 level in December. But more important is the sea change that has seen central banks morph from net sellers into net buyers of gold. BlackRock Inc. (NYSE: BLK), one of the world's largest investment managers, said that 2009 was that turning point. If that was the case, it will have been the first time in 20 years, as central banks have been net sellers of gold since 1988.

Gold Fundamental No. 4: A Currency Crisis is Looming: The "PIGS" - Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain (or "PIIGS," if you want to include Ireland) - aren't in very good fiscal shape. And they aren't alone. Iceland has already gone over the edge. The United States, the United Kingdom, and countless other economies are struggling. And that reality has ignited a crisis of confidence about fiat currencies in the minds of many investors.

Money is nothing more than paper and ink, backed by the full faith and credit of the issuer. When investors find that their faith in the issuer is shaken, the value of that currency erodes. Additional sovereign-debt downgrades from ratings agencies are but one potential trigger of a currency crisis. Under such conditions, gold - the ultimate store of value, and the oldest existing form of money on earth - will soar as investors seek to protect their purchasing power.

Gold Fundamental No. 5: We've Yet to Reach the Mania Stage: As we've outlined before, the gold bubble that takes prices to all-time-record levels will inflate in three distinct stages. This process will start with currency devaluations in Stage One, will be fueled by growing investment demand in Stage Two and will experience its stratospheric ascent in Stage Three, the mania phase of this evolution.

Make no mistake, the $5,000 price point will most likely be reached in this third and final phase. The price of gold will behave like it is strapped to a jet pack. And today's market prices will be dwarfed by the levels gold prices will ultimately achieve.

Keep in mind, the entire gold industry has an aggregate market capitalization (value) below that of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE: WMT) alone (currently about $210 billion). So as the crowd piles in, the "big money" to be made will lie with gold explorers and producers, where 1,000% returns will not be uncommon, even from today's prices.

All these fundamentals underscore that gold prices have plenty of room to run from here.

And since I expect gold will eventually reach the $5,000 range, that leaves plenty of room for investors to profit by entering at current levels.


It's Time to Make Your Move

Everyone needs some exposure to gold in their portfolios, no matter their age or risk tolerance. Owning some physical coins or bars makes sense, but it's complicated to do inside most retirement accounts.”

Admittedly the gold bar may still be beyond the reach of the ordinary 9-5 worker specially in times like these. But there is a 16-year old company that has come up with a novel plan that will enable the 9-5 worker to invest in gold in smaller but definitely more affordable units."

It’s an opportunity that is available to you today with Zero Cost.

KB Turns Your Dollars To Gold

[ghbirdman]

Why Gold, And Why KB Gold?

Because there's no printing press you can turn on to make more gold, it is virtually immune to inflation, devaluation and manipulation by government.

Therefore, unlike paper money, which the government and central banks can (and do) print at the drop of a hat, gold holds its value in good times and bad.

That's what makes it such an ideal investment in times of inflation, deflation and economic or political uncertainty.

For example, when the investing public begins to worry that the stock market has reached its peak, that the real estate bubble has burst, that inflation is outpacing long term interest rates, that once-secure pensions at major companies are falling by the wayside, then they will begin to rush wholesale into gold.

But the investing herds don't lead — they follow. So they need the prompting of CNBC, the Wall Street Journal, the network nightly news and other mainstream media outlets to convince them to move into gold.

So the good news, for those investors who act decisively...today...is that there's still time to get on board, before the gold train officially leaves the station.

Although gold has more than doubled in price during the early stages of this bull market, there is still much room for it to run: The metal would have to more than triple in value to merely match the inflation-adjusted peak reached in 1980.

So the key question is...what underlying forces in the global economy are responsible for gold's precipitous rise?
First, gold is the only metal that serves double-duty as a currency. (Silver's role as a currency is now relatively minor, with most silver demand coming from industry.)

In many cases, gold is the currency of last resort, the money investors turn to when the world's major economies fail to keep their economic houses in order. And, unfortunately, the poster-child for mismanaged economies is the United States. Huge fiscal and trade deficits have forced the Fed and Congress to borrow money at prodigious rates — over $2 billion per day — just to keep the ship afloat.

The private debt load built up by the nation's citizens has grown in equal proportion to the huge pile of debt built up by the government. The stock market crashes in 2000 and 2001, combined with the unprecedented shock to the economy created by 9/11, encouraged the Fed to embark on a highly stimulative monetary policy. Between 2001 and 2003, it dropped interest rates to 1% — their lowest levels in over 40 years — and then kept them there for an extended period of time.

And while that policy, combined with successive rounds of tax cuts, had their intended stimulative effect, they did so at the expense of our economic future. Low interest rates and a weak stock market ignited the real estate market. Steep increases in home prices, suspect lending policies and the ascendance of the home equity loan allowed consumers to go on a credit-fuelled consumption binge that...until recently...has kept the economy going.
But now the cracks are starting to spread. The Fed's relentless spate of measured interest rate hikes has burst the real estate bubble, putting the breaks on consumer spending and economic growth. Meanwhile, surging monetary growth in the U.S. and across the world is sending the prices of assets — especially commodities — spiraling higher.

In this environment, in which the world’s currencies are racing each other to the bottom of the hill, gold stands out as the ultimate asset and currency — the one against which all others can depreciate. As a result, the metal has established strong long-term uptrends in terms of not just the dollar, but every major currency.
If this pattern persists and if all the fundamentals lined up against the dollar begin to act in unison, then we may be well on the cusp of an uptrend in gold that threatens the previous highs, and brings the entire metals complex along for the ride.

So how can one take advantage of the bull run still to come in gold and the rest of the metals? Well, there are several ways...
The most direct way, still, is to invest in bullion. You pay a slight premium over spot prices to cover the costs of storage and your investment tends to follow gold in one-to-one fashion.

The same is true of the gold and silver Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), paper instruments which allow investors to take fractional interests in the metals. Besides minimizing the storage costs that attend physical gold ownership, the ETFs play a vital role in the institutional market, allowing pension funds and other investment pools a way to play commodities. (Trading rules prohibit them from doing so via the physical or the futures markets.)

If you want a little more leverage to the price of gold, the major mining companies are good investments. Like all stocks, investments in these companies are primarily investments in management; but in a major gold bull market, even poorly managed companies will do well.

That being said, if you want to truly maximize your leverage to gold prices, the place to be is in the junior explorer and producer space. These companies are the mavericks of the industry, the risk-takers that make discoveries on green-field projects and use new geologic models to turn brown-field projects into operating mines. Their relatively tiny market capitalizations give investors the opportunity to truly cash in on a commodity bull market.

Pure exploration plays defy analysis via traditional valuation metrics. Instead, they are bets on the résumés of their principal players, the price trends for their projects’ underlying metals and the overall quality of those projects.

(And this is where KB Gold fits into the market. http://goldfromkb.com/piligrp1/

Though inherently more risky than established players in the resource sector, junior mining stocks offer investors the opportunity to realize triple- and, in some cases, quadruple-digit gains on their investments. One good discovery hole, or one strong uptick in metals prices, can send a junior's share price to the moon.

Best of all, as exciting and lucrative as this era for gold has been. . . . the best is still to come. The multi-year trends that have underpinned the yellow metal's latest renaissance will take many more years to play out. . . ., (leading into) double, triple, and quadruple in value...and beyond.

[sicam]

Is this a real company?

Thanks.

[ghbirdman]

Is this a real company?

Thanks.

Yes it is a real Company. KB Gold is a 16 year old Swiss Company which owns its own mines, refineries and production facilities.. The Gold they mine is used primarily to supply their customers with the gold that they purchase from them. They also sell silver. They plan to have facilities in other parts of the world as soon as possible. Right now they are only in Europe, but plan to open in North America and south America, in approximately 6 months., as soon as all the legal requirements are met.

If you live in America as I do and are concerned as much as I am about the future of the paper money of the US, then you might want to get some real money(Gold) that will not loose its value, like our paper money is. (My opinion of course, but I am very afraid of what the Government is doing with our economy)

I am talking about Gold Bullion not gold coins. I do not believe gold coins are nearly as good as Gold Bullion because if we have a crash of the economy, every one with coins will start trying to sell their coins and I believe the price will rapidly come down. I believe that the Bullion will retain its value much better than coins.(My opinion again). Also KB sells Gold in small amounts ie. 1 gram, half gram and is considering to even go smaller. They smaller the Gold Bullion you have the eiser it is to sell on the open market.

Anyway, thanks for the question. Any thing else I can help you with, please ask.

Gary

[sicam]

Yes it is a real Company. KB Gold is a 16 year old Swiss Company which owns its own mines, refineries and production facilities.. The Gold they mine is used primarily to supply their customers with the gold that they purchase from them. They also sell silver. They plan to have facilities in other parts of the world as soon as possible. Right now they are only in Europe, but plan to open in North America and south America, in approximately 6 months., as soon as all the legal requirements are met.

If you live in America as I do and are concerned as much as I am about the future of the paper money of the US, then you might want to get some real money(Gold) that will not loose its value, like our paper money is. (My opinion of course, but I am very afraid of what the Government is doing with our economy)

I am talking about Gold Bullion not gold coins. I do not believe gold coins are nearly as good as Gold Bullion because if we have a crash of the economy, every one with coins will start trying to sell their coins and I believe the price will rapidly come down. I believe that the Bullion will retain its value much better than coins.(My opinion again). Also KB sells Gold in small amounts ie. 1 gram, half gram and is considering to even go smaller. They smaller the Gold Bullion you have the eiser it is to sell on the open market.


Anyway, thanks for the question. Any thing else I can help you with, please ask.

Gary

How can I learn more about this opportunity? Do you have any kind of informational meetings?

If this is all true, I'm really surprised that not many people in this forum are talking about it. Perhaps they should start realizing that what you have to offer is not a gimmicky get rich scheme - here today, gone tomorrow, if you know what I mean.