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unprecedented access into her actual trading routine. Structured like a journal, each chapter takes readers through each step of Mrs. Horner’s workday. Certainly an entertaining

and effective way to learn as one “looks over the shoulder” of a master at her craft. There is also an enclosed CD-ROM featuring detailed explanation of the trades in the book by the author.

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A glimpse at one of the best books ever published for gold A Swiss banker for 50 years, Lips reveals to us in this book the fascinating history of gold, why it’s the only

Despite being published in 2005, gold investors still consider Lips’ book as a necessary literal piece for those who want to achieve a deeper understanding of

the gold trade. The advancements of investments over the last decade are well documented in the book, including the historical, political, and economical impact of events to the precious yellow metal.

Today, financial experts like Marine Le Pen, James Rickards, and influential economist Steve Forbes have all called for a return to the gold standard. While

their explanations revolve mostly around providing a solution to the impending collapse of currencies, Ferdinand Lips’ reason taps into the million-dollar question:

What if?” According to Lips, if the gold standard hadn’t been abolished by former U.S. President Nixon, the world’s currencies wouldn’t have been destroyed, there

would be no Great Depression, and WWI would’ve died on its own. In short, Lips’ theory is that the modern world started collapsing when the precious yellow metal

was detached from fiat currency. “If the countries at war in World War I (WWI) had not hastily and foolishly given up the gold standard, WWI might not have lasted more than