Saturday, June 2, 2012

Ron Paul's Bankster Protection Portfolio Comes through Big Time, Again

There are few portfolios that protect against bankster manipulations of the economy and money supply better than Ron Paul's portfolio.

With crisis in the air in recent years, Ron Paul's portfolio has been outperforming just about everyone's portfolio. And Friday's performance was no exception.

According to the most recent 2010 filing to the government Office of the Clerk, Ron Paul owns a lot of gold mining stocks. In fact, he owns more than 25 publically traded gold and silver mining companies and funds.

Some of these companies include: GoldCorp (NYSE: GG ), Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX ), Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM ), Agnico Eagle Mines (NYSE AEM), Silver Wheaton (NYSE: SLW ), and many others.

Given the "max value" of each position and holding it constant to Friday's prices, Dr. Paul's portfolio submitted to the Office of the Clerks was potentially worth over $3.5 million. With a massive increase in the gold price, gold and silver mining stocks and funds on Friday, Dr. Paul's  portfolio, based on a dollar-weighted return of his 2010 portfolio,  was up approximately 7.11% on yesterday, according to Benzinga. Increasing his portfolio value from Thursday's close of about $3.5 million to over $3.8 million. With the the S&P 500 down 2.46% on Friday, Ron Paul's portfolio outperformed the S&P 500 by over 9.57% on the day.

Now, that's what I call bankster protection.

2 comments:

  1. Hi Robert,
    Long time reader.
    Dr Pauls portfolio depending on entry points is most likely down if it has held the above for the last 5 years..
    Either way, keep up the good work.
    Mark

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  2. Robert -

    I'm a big fan of the blog, read it every day, but this post is a little disingenuous, or if not that then just wrong. Mining stocks have been absolutely destroyed these last few months and have been trading sideways for the last 5 years. Yes, when the SHTF, they will skyrocket, which is why I'm also invested in them.

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