Paul Financial Portfolio

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OF COURSE RON PAUL IS INTO METAL BIG TIME. Naturally, Austrians in economics will be gold bugs and/or general metalheads.

It should be no surprise that, “Twenty-one percent of [Ron Paul’s] $2.4 to $5.5 million was in real estate, 14 percent in cash. He owns no bonds. Only 0.1 percent is invested in stocks, and Paul bought these ‘short,’ betting the price will plunge. Every other nickel is sunk into gold and silver mining companies.”

“This portfolio,” said [financial analyst William Bernstein], “is a half step away from a cellar-full of canned goods and 9-millimeter rounds.” [Dah!]
“You can say this for Ron Paul,” conceded [the Wall Street Journal]. “In investing as in politics, (Paul) has the courage of his convictions.”

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4 thoughts on “Paul Financial Portfolio

  1. Steve Hogan

    You can hardly blame the guy for structuring his portfolio this way. He sees the incompetence and criminality of Washington up close. He knows they’re destroying the dollar.

    What to do? Get out of bonds and into precious metals and mining stocks. Pretty easy call to make.

  2. Roy Bleckert

    The Avg of the three polls In SC today I come up with

    Mittens 29 -1
    Newty 23 +1
    Dr. Ron Paul 17 +8
    Sant 9 -10
    Good Hair 7 +2
    Hunts 4 +1

    The + – is the avg that each one is up or down from the avg of the last polls by the same three polling firms

    At the current rate of movement I project at this rate of movement the vote on the 21st in SC would be

    Mittens 28
    Dr. Ron Paul 26
    Newty 25
    Good Hair 9
    Sant 7
    Hunts 5

    Politics can change on a dime & it is still somewhat of a long shot, at the current trends Ron can WIN this if things break his way !

  3. Rebel Without a Clause

    Also check out the list of his “group” campaign contributors. US military personnel at the top of the list. I knew it. Another warmonger. SARC))*off

  4. Robert Glisson

    Rebel- I noted the Sarc. What was most important to me- the donations came from rank and file, not the padded shoulders. Grunts, sailors and gravel mashers have common sense.

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