In these unprecedented times in the markets I consider gold a "must-own" investment for many reasons, which I've mentioned several times here in my blog as well as in my other writings.But lately, there's another reason rising to the surface ... China is soon going to make some big buys in the gold market.Take it from me, I've met with central bankers, regulators, and gold traders in China and Asia. I know Beijing's views on the yuan and gold. And all signs point to China gobbling up the precious yellow metal.To find out why this is one of the chief reasons I am now even more bullish on gold, expecting the price of the precious yellow metal to eventually exceed $2,000 an ounce ... and how you can make sure you're set to profit with all my gold recommendations,

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In these unprecedented times in the markets I consider gold a "must-own" investment for many reasons, which I've mentioned several times here in my blog as well as in my other writings.But lately, there's another reason rising to the surface ... China is soon going to make some big buys in the gold market.Take it from me, I've met with central bankers, regulators, and gold traders in China and Asia. I know Beijing's views on the yuan and gold. And all signs point to China gobbling up the precious yellow metal.To find out why this is one of the chief reasons I am now even more bullish on gold, expecting the price of the precious yellow metal to eventually exceed $2,000 an ounce ... and how you can make sure you're set to profit with all my gold recommendations,

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Quite frankly — anyone who doesn't own gold in this environment has lost their marbles. Consider the following ... — The U.S. economy is experiencing its worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have failed — the largest financial failures ever seen in this country. And the U.S. Treasury has guaranteed their $5.2 trillion of debt. Lehman Brothers has failed. Merrill Lynch has had to be sold off to help stop its bleeding. The airline industry is broke. The big three auto manufacturers are all but officially bankrupt. And more woes are certainly coming. Lehman Brothers goes belly up!...

At times like these, when emotions are running high in the markets, it pays to take a few steps back ... look at the charts ... and put the markets into perspective. This is especially true today, with so much bad news out there ... with so many threats to your wealth ... and so much confusion, even amongst experts. Indeed, the onslaught of nightmarish news about the U.S. economy continues to hit financial markets around the world like a Category 5 hurricane. But through it all, please keep the following in mind: Major fundamental trends do NOT change overnight. The mortgage, debt, and real estate crises in the U.S. are not over, not by a long shot. Martin and Mike are on top of these markets like sharpshooters. Follow their wisdom on these ...