http://ellenbrown.com/2014/09/17/a-public-bank-option-for-scotland/

http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/origins-and-implications-scottish-referendum#axzz3DVqu6wwz

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHQOX8EVNmE

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-09-14/record-s-p-500-masks-47-of-nasdaq-mired-in-bear-market.html

Some reading for Reality check

Good luck and regards

Only put into PM what you can afford not to have to spend.Prices have been forced down this last three years. 32.% from top. Silver is more volatile and of over 60%.

PM are the rainy day fund not to be cashed in until the need is there. It is your insurance against a monetary and inflationary collapse. That’s it!!

It would seem that you sense what MacBeth’s witches called “Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble ……something wicked this way comes”!!!

If you have limited funds get silver. both PM’s are artificially low as the stock market and bond market are artificially high.
The advice I have received is to
Get all savings out of the banking system .
Be rid of all paper assets especially bonds and stocks
Do not have any paper gold or silver as the funds are suspect and take delivery in hand of the physical PM’s
Other hard assets such as farmland and antiques will do you well too.
If you get PM’s, get minted coins. Best are Canadian Maple leafs. Recognised around the world.
I now carry a couple of coins with me for emergency cash if I need it. I only have enough cash in the banking system for day to day operations.
Subject to robbery yes but who knows who has a couple of coins in a pocket.

Protect yourself from the inflationary depression we are in. In yet the formative stage.

This is my personal opinion gleaned from many hours, months and years of reading. I am not an investment counselor and any actions you take are your own responsibility.

sorry about the disclaimer but that is the way it is these days. Collectively we are all on our own.

Stand Up Mel Gibson You Are Accountable .