Online Gold Trading : A Safe Haven

Online gold trading is one of the fastest growing sectors of Forex. The global recession has had a remarkable effect on gold trading driving the price up to a record $1538.35 an ounce.

How has the global economic recession affected online gold trading?

The recession has been significant in that it has prompted people to question the stability of previously secure currencies like the US dollar. When the value of such currencies falls people flock to gold. This is because, unlike currencies, gold always recovers its value regardless of what is going on in the world. Its fate is not governed by the economic performance of any particular country, nor is it greatly affected by other phenomenon such as war or natural disasters. For this reason investors with no interest in Forex, stock pile gold to avoid market fluctuations altogether. As such gold is a safe haven during times of uncertainty.

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Baltimore Orioles Ironman Lithograph $174.99 The drive to compete. The drive to excel. Every day. Every game. A local kid from Maryland broke into the big leagues as a third baseman with the Baltimore Orioles in 1981. The following season, on may 30, 1982, in the team?s 46th game of the year, Cal Ripken, Jr. Was penciled into the starting lineup. It would be sixteen years and 2,632 games before the Baltimore Orioles would have a starting line-up without his name in it. He shattered the longevity record of 2,130 games set by the Iron Horse, Lou Gehrig – a feat that most baseball observers thought was unattainable by any other player. Cal Ripken Jr., the ultimate competitor, transformed the position of shortstop. He was a gold glove caliber fielder who brought power to the position of shortstop like few before him could do, and he had the uncanny ability to come up with the biggest hits when the lights were shining their brightest. The litany of his achievements is amazing: rookie of the year, two time American League most valuable player, and member of the 1983 World Champion Orioles. One of the greatest ambassadors the game of baseball has ever seen, he had the great fortune to play with his brother as a teammate and his father as a coach and manager. Cal Ripken, Jr.?s place in baseball history was cemented by his overwhelming selection into baseball?s Hall of Fame in 2007. Limited edition to 888 pieces.

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#1′s [Video] $12.99 Since her 1990 Debut, Mariah Carey has sold more than 115 million records worldwide and has earned an astounding 81 gold, platinum, and multi-platinum records. Her career has been an extraordinary succession of number ones and record-breaking firsts in the music world. With more number one albums (four) than any female artist in the 1990s, Carey was the first female artist to see two of her albums (Music Box and DayDream) reach the ten million mark in sales, and she is the only female artist to have eight albums certified triple platinum or better. Mariah’s entire album catalog has achieved RIAA multi-platinum status. She has had more number one singles than any artist during the 1990s and has seen more singles debut at number one than anyone else. Mariah Carey’s second DVD #1′s delivers just what the title promises: videos for 14 of her chart-toppers, including “Heartbreaker,” “Fantasy,” “Dreamlover,” “Always Be My Baby,” “Love Takes Time,” “Honey,” and “Emotions.” The disc also includes MTV Unplugged performances of “I’ll Be There” and “Someday” and live versions of “Hero” and “Vision of Love.” As a bonus, the DVD also includes the video for the remix of “Heartbreaker,” which features Da Brat and Missy Elliott. Interviews and interactive menus make #1′s a better-than-average DVD video collection and one that will doubtlessly please Carey’s legions of fans. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi

’80s Soul Gold $19.99 Hip-O Records, the reissue arm of the major label Universal, often licenses tracks from other record companies to broaden the selections on its compilation albums. But in assembling ’80s Soul Gold, an entry in Hip-O’s discount-priced series of double-CD collections, compilation producer Harry Weinger must have felt that such borrowings were unnecessary. After all, Universal, a company formed by the merger of MCA and PolyGram, already has deep holdings in soul music, starting with the Motown catalog and including MCA itself, which was a big player on the R&B scene in the ’80s. The 30-track album Weinger has compiled cannot be called a greatest soul hits of the decade exactly. It contains only three songs that were among Billboard magazine’s 25 biggest R&B records of the ’80s — the Dazz Band’s “Let It Whip,” Smokey Robinson’s “Being with You,” and Rockwell’s “Somebody’s Watching Me.” But it is hardly lacking in hits. Every track but one reached the R&B Top Ten (the exception, Billy Preston and Syreeta’s “With You I’m Born Again,” hit the Top Ten of the pop and adult contemporary charts), and 16 — more than half — went to number one. As such, the album provides a good sense of what R&B music sounded like in the decade. That sense is enhanced by Weinger’s wise decision to sequence the album in roughly chronological order. The ’80s was a transitional decade for R&B (as is every decade, come to think of it), and the beats that were moving listeners early on were replaced by other ones as time went on. By the end of the second disc, one can hear hip-hop coming on with the cutups and James Brown sampling of Vanessa Williams’ “The Right Stuff” and the very ’90s-like sound of Guy’s “I Like,” the final track. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi

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1933 Double Eagle $54 New – High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The 1933 double eagle (United States 20-dollar gold coin) currently holds the record for the highest price paid at auction for a single U.S. coin when it was purchased for US$7.59 million. 445,500 specimens of this Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle were minted in 1933, the last year of production for the Double Eagle, but no specimens ever officially circulated and nearly all were melted down, due to the disco

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