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The run and subsequent collapse of Bear Stearns (one of the world's leading investment banks) combined with the news on Friday that Lehman Bros (also one of the world's leading investment banks) has had to secure a $2 Billion line of credit indicates an extreme degree of risk in the US financial system.

The collapse of Bear Stearns, combined with the redemption halts in dozens of multi-billion dollar hedge funds, among many other factors, indicates the risk of a major U.S. bank-run or bank-holiday is growing greater.

If you want to partially insure yourself against a bank failure, you should purchase approx. 3 - 6 months worth of your living expenses in either Gold or Silver Bullion, and then stash it somewhere in your house (don't tell anybody though, not even your friends) only to be used in an extreme financial emergency.

Should you get caught in a bank failure, you can take a portion of your Gold or Silver coins/bars to your local Bullion dealer, where you can then convert it to cash, and then use that cash to pay your credit card bills, gasoline bills, food bills etc, etc.

In these increasingly uncertain financial conditions, once you convert some of your cash or stocks to the equivalent of approx. 3 - 6 months worth of living expenses into Gold or Silver Bullion and stash it in your house, you'll sleep alot better at night, I guarantee it.

And don't take my word for the need to insure yourself against the growing financial crisis; the I.M.F. just warned last week to prepare for worsening financial conditions.

 

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