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David Morgan has a background in engineering with an advanced degree in Economics/Finance which gives a unique perspective to the financial
markets that pure business majors often miss. He applies the discipline of logic to verify the basics of economic law. Mr. Morgan is recognized as a Libertarian and is biased in favor of liberty, free markets and international neutrality.

Mr. Morgan has been published in The Herald Tribune, Gold Newsletter, Resource Consultants,  Resource World, Investment Rarities, The Idaho Observer, Futures Magazine, Resource Investor, MSNBC, The Wall Street Journal and others.

His work has appeared on the internet at Silver-Investor.com, 321Gold, Le Metropole Cafe, Goldseek, Gold-Eagle, Howe Street, and over one hundred other websites around the globe. Mr. Morgan was a former Director for the Free Market News Network a media company focused on Free Markets and Real News. David is very popular at investment conferences and hosts his own videos on youtube.

He hosts a weekly precious metals wrap-up on internet radio. Mr. Morgan was published in the global investor regarding ten rules of silver investing. David has also written the book  "Get the Skinny on Silver Investing"

The Morgan Report gives serious precious metals investor insights and guidelines that will help to build your metals portfolio with a balance of safety and appreciation. The Morgan Report has a huge professional readership! 

Although not a timing service or a commodity "letter" The Morgan Report provides analysis of key market sectors with emphasis on the precious metals.

His basic premise is that all fiat  (unbacked-- valueless currencies) fail. Unfortunately the U.S. dollar is the reserve currency of the world and therefore any further "dollar" problems from this point forward may have significant implications to your financial well being.

Even if you disagree with this view it is only prudent at this time to have some asset allocation to the commodity sector and the precious metals provide the easiest and best
exposure to commodities for almost all investors.






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Excerpt from January 2006 Edition

Quote: “If, however, the pernicious drift toward fiscal instability in the United States and elsewhere is not arrested and is compounded by a protectionist reversal of globalization, the adjustment process could be quite painful for the world economy.” –Alan Greenspan, December 2, 2005

As we begin this month’s issue, we wish to extend our thanks to all our loyal subscribers that have contacted us with gratitude for the work we perform here at Stone Investment Group. Our effort is to educate and inform so that our readers can and will make better-informed investment decisions against a backdrop of a rapidly changing world.

This month’s quote is the last statement made by Dr. Alan Greenspan before the Advancing Enterprise Conference in London, England. Mr. Greenspan
indicated throughout this speech that the world is in a new era where the economic conditions are highly dependent upon foreign countries’ willingness to purchase the debt of the United States. He is alerting his audience that “fiscal instability” is apparent to the Fed and if countries begin to look after their own self-interest first, it could produce painful results.

At this point, many nations have begun to lessen the amount of U.S. Bond purchases and have hedged with purchases of gold. This is a fundamental
factor in our thinking that central banks outside of the U.S. are doing what they can to prepare for the adjustment in the U.S. dollar.

We have stated the past few months that once interest rates stop increasing in the U.S. or even start back down, that would be the primary  indicator that the U.S. dollar will again continue in the secular bear market.

Since both gold and silver are moving up in every currency on the planet, this provides solid feedback that we have entered the second phase of a major bull market in the precious metals. Although the underlying mining equities are hesitant at this point, we think this will be resolved in the not too distant future.

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