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The Next Speculative Bubble

Published January 6, 2009, 7:32 pm, GoldSeek.com

2008 was a brutal, bitch of a year. Nothing like the Bold and Beautiful most housewives or closest trash junkies know and love. (I am occasionally included in this list).

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