Information Released On Why People Need To Know How To Buy Gold

GuerillaStockTrading, a business in Clovis, CA, has released a new blog post entitled 'Massive Bubble Forming In Housing: A Filthy Repeat', which is a stark warning to investors about the possibility of a repeat of the housing bubble that burst in 2008. The company, which provides advice on the best stock trading websites and how to secure their financial future by investing, believes that it is vital for investors to know how to buy gold in order to protect themselves.

Lance Jepsen from Guerilla Stock Trading says: "History repeats itself, and the economy does as well. Interestingly, the economy tends to repeat itself more frequently than historical events. This is why I want to make sure that we do everything we can to avoid a further financial crash, or even a repeat of the past one. The housing bubble is forming again, and it will inevitably pop. This is why I like gold at this particular point in time. Gold serves as a protection in the event that there is a financial crisis like the one in 2008."

In his latest article, Jepsen notes that banks are offering zero down payment home financing schemes to attract home buyers, which is boosting home sales. They do this because they are trying to find ways to make more money. The low interest rates have benefited many people, but they have also meant that banks are struggling to make profits. When there is a huge number of large retail bank branches closing, the inevitable results are clear.

"Banks closing is the first sign of something going wrong," adds Jepsen. "Remember that the crisis last time started with banks requiring massive bailouts, and this actually only made things worse. Now is not the time to invest in properties, therefore, because of the threat of a second housing bubble that may burst anytime. Instead, now is the time to focus on other, safer avenues of financial growth, like precious metals."

Guerilla Stock Trading focuses particularly on swing traders, who are encouraged to consider other forms of trading so that they do not become the victim of the next housing market collapse.