Bubble, Bubble, who is popping the cork celebrating with a bottle of Bubbly?

If you have been reading PR geniuses from the financial side of picking the pockets of those interested in investing in precious metals. Sorry. Trying to choose a winner in the la-la land of “the mineral industry experts” sector is as difficult as trying to burn paper money and electronic stock certificate credits to survive during a cruel Weimar Republic winter, with your family unit huddled around an old fashioned coal burning fireplace.

Paper money speculative control freaks have been flapping their lips lately about “gold bubbles” and “silver bubbles since the $50 spot price for silver Bunker Hunt fiasco.” What really needs to be asked is, “what about the derivative stock market bubble.” Especially since MF (mudder-effing) Global seems to have misplaced $Billions in commodities speculation ETF style credit bankruptcy — where once investors and taxpapers unaware of the danger of initals as AIG, LME, and COMEX, etc, are the losers!

A historical reminder about the production of metals through the Ages of Civilization (Bronze, Iron, etc) is necessary here. Gold and silver have somehow been an acceptable bubble representing wealth for over 4,000 years.

So sorry, once again, to remind you that it is the bounty of this earth really is intended to sustain LIFE. That the only true wealth in existence is in things grown, harvested, pumped, and mined, and animals that need to be feed, along with the sweat of man’s brow adding extra value to raw materials. Notice also that the “usury trickery” of casino capitalism has no place in any of the “good books” of the World’s religions.

Where potential mineral sector investors have been mislead of late by spin-doctors funded by “important” Wall Street Media advertisers, and Toronto Stock Exchange “43-101 compliant” spammed press releases, go wrong is that apparently there are two mining industry experts:

1) Those “silk stocking miners” who feel it is physically possible to flip a developing lead, zinc, copper, silver —the interlocked polymetalics needed to build solar panels in China. Or leveraging stocks in a gamblers hedge fund by betting that CFO’s will never have to account for a Kinsley Mountain, Nevada, developed by Exxon-Comminco-Alta Gold (?) actually went bankrupt for no acceptable reason for only producing 165,000 ounces of gold inside of five years.
If you actually invested in the “Kinsley Mountain + Nevada” fiasco, perhaps you need to contact the TSX 43-101 British Columbia junior presenter raising millions to re-drill abandoned drill holes of proven reserves, to see if your worthless stock can be traded in for re-issued shares.

2) Those of us “wool stocking” supply side having enough trouble trying to make the correct decisions on how to extract ore at a profit, when a shared risk system we invented during the California Gold Rush , supported by the miner’s exchanges and the Mining Law of 1872, has been stolen away by the multinational “off-shore banks of Manhattan Island” —whatever country that that happens to belong to.

Thanks to the SEC, and Canadian 43-101 regulations, actual working American mineral prospectors, cannot raise a dime for further exploration with ought being blackmailed by securities IPO and shell company lawyers on the threat of spending a retirement at a Club Fed retirement home that at least does better than Social Security by providing three hots and a cot —and all the sex you want. I know of what I speak having been dragged in as an innocent landsman contractor into a grand jury investigation of a mom and pop company in Idaho promoting legitimate gold and RARE EARTHS mining claims in Idaho, long before China cornered the market.

So, in adversity at the moment, there is opportunity

Even though I have been a member of the American Mining Industry since the Great Uranium Rush of 1955 to Moab, Utah. and therefore an not recognized in the “Canadian Interest as 43-101 compliant presenter” might I suggest if you are looking for a retirement plan that lasts longer than a day-traded New York second, that you avoid financial advisors and stock shleppers who don’t know a mine for a hole in the ground, and have some tax-writable fun being at risk by contacting mining companies direct to buy stock, or joint venture, direct. This is legal!

Please do not insult your significant other’s gullible gut feeling by only contacting ETF paper mining corporations that seemingly need further investment to make billions happen. At least look at the market losers of late —gold mines already in production— that have been loosing money on a stock that actually has a favorable P/L statement?

My “inside information” of being a writer for www.MiningMagazines.com, that publishes a www.WesternMiner.com database of very, very junior available prospects for sale or “joint venture,” is to wait until a new listing appears online, and call the number to talk possibilities before the opportunity disappears. As WesternMiner only collects a listing fee on properties us unqualified 43-101 compliant presenters feel have merit, and doesn’t step in as a broker, lately the problem has been to keep qualified prospects on-line as they are selling out too fast!

So for now for a free tip from MiningMagazines.com let me give you some phone numbers for leads to perhaps buying in direct:

1) Talk to Tia Midas at Phone:401-203-3189 E-Mail: mrmidas22@gmail.com about joint venturing a new steel additive that could bring back American Steel production and jobs from Japan and China.

2) Talk to Bill Dafoe at Phone:360-831-1098 (wrdafoe@gmail.com) who is so advanced in glass production used to upgrade inferior Oregon scrap lumber by pressure treating with a mineral called nepheline that adds an “R” factor to a mold and rot free board.

The list goes on... provided I don’t get thrown in jail for not being a qualified mining investment presenter. Call at your own risk, as I am not a Merrill Lynch boiler room stock salesman making money out an a banking connection that many feel is a violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act supposedly controlling J P Morgan - Bank of America, from being part of the London Metals Exchange.