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NIA Releases Updated Gold and Silver Reviews‏

NIA Releases Updated Gold and Silver Reviews

The National Inflation Association is pleased to announce the release of its first ever update to its unbiased reviews of the major online sellers of gold and silver bullion. NIA's 'Gold and Silver Seller Reviews' feature was originally launched on January 14th and has become widely recognized in the industry as the premiere spot for precious metals investors to become educated about how online gold and silver coin and bullion dealers are rated in the categories of pricing, selection, shipping/processing, customer experience, and overall.

The online gold and silver seller industry is one of the most rapidly growing in the world today. NIA is dedicated to ensuring that Americans get the most real money for their fiat money when making the most important investment decision of their lives. NIA believes it's important for Americans to receive their precious metals in a timely manner, as hyperinflation in the U.S. can literally break out overnight due to an unforeseen event taking place in one of our creditor nations.

NIA has decided to award Gainesville Coins with our "NIA 2010 Best Bullion Award". Gainesville Coins is the highest rated company in our review with prices for precious metals that are the lowest out of all the companies in our review. Gainesville Coins had already earned a perfect 5 stars in all categories in our original review, but they have somehow managed to improve their site by adding precious metal spot prices as well as new "Deals of the Week", "Featured", "New Arrivals", and "Top Sellers" features. NIA members who make a purchase on Gainesville Coins can now receive an automatic $5 discount on their order by applying the following coupon code in their shopping cart: 'NIAUS' (NIA does NOT earn any kind of a referral fee).

NIA has added three new companies to its review: Austin Rare Coins, Monarch Precious Metals, and Northwest Territorial Mint. Other companies in NIA's review include: APMEX, Blanchard, Bullion Direct, Fast Coin, First Majestic, Golden Eagle Coins, Goldline, Kitco, Lear Capital, and Rosland Capital.

To see NIA's updated reviews, please visit: http://inflation.us/reviews/

National Inflation Association (NIA) Interview on Jason Hartman's Creating Wealth Radio Show

NIA was just interviewed on Jason Hartman's Creating Wealth Radio Show. In this shocking 30 minute interview, NIA discusses many economic topics including the inflation/deflation debate and the danger of hyperinflation.

NIA believes this is a must listen to interview! It is now available on our video page. Please take the time to listen to this interview this evening:

National Inflation Association (NIA) Update

Russia and China are now preparing for a post-dollar world. Are you? Check out this new must see video from NIA's VisionVictory:

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Melt Up - A Must Watch Documentary by the National Inflation Association (NIA)

This is a must watch documentary released on May 13, 2010 about our current economic situation and where it is headed. Everyone should watch this & pass this on to their friends.

NIA believes Meltup is the most important economic documentary ever produced in world history. The Second American Revolution has begun! Please share this documentary with all of your friends and family members immediately!

Check out a recent update to this documentary released from the NIA on June 14th, 2010 here
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National Inflation Association (NIA) Releases 2010 US Inflation Report

The National Inflation Association is pleased to announce the release of its 2010 U.S. Inflation Report. NIA's special inflation report discusses all of the most important facts and statistics from NIA's three critically acclaimed documentaries 'Meltup', 'The Dollar Bubble', and 'Hyperinflation Nation'. The report also contains extremely important never before discussed information about the U.S. economy and inflation.

The 15-page report is now available for download at: http://inflation.us/2010inflationreport.pdf

Please print out copies of the report to share with everybody you know. NIA believes it is the most important report ever written about U.S. inflation and a must read for your friends and family members.

National Inflation Association (NIA) Latest Stock Pick up 46% in Just 2 Days

NIA is extremely pleased that our latest stock suggestion Pyramid Oil Company (PDO) was up 22% today to $6.42. PDO was the largest percentage gainer of the day on the AMEX. At one point today, PDO traded as high as $6.735.

PDO has gained 46% during the past two days since NIA suggested it Tuesday evening at $4.39.

NIA will be releasing its 2010 U.S. Inflation Report later tonight!

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The National Inflation Association (NIA) Trailer/preview of their new documentary "The Second Wave

National Inflation Association (NIA) Stock Suggestion

NGAS Resources Inc. (NGAS)
Currently: $1.38
Web site: http://www.ngas.com

We are currently experiencing one of the coldest winters in decades and there is a good chance you are using natural gas to heat your home. Our new NIA stock suggestion is NGAS Resources Inc. (NGAS), a natural gas exploration and production company based in the eastern United States, principally in the southern portion of the Appalachian Basin. NGAS has specialized for over 20 years in generating their own geological prospects in this region, where they have established expertise and recognition. Although NIA has been very bullish on many companies in the gold, silver, and agriculture industries, we believe one of the most undervalued commodities right now is natural gas.

In our opinion, our first natural gas stock suggestion - NGAS - is the most undervalued and oversold natural gas stock at the current time. Since the beginning of January, NGAS has seen a steady and steep drop from as high as $2.15 to its current price of only $1.38. If NGAS were to head back to the high of just one month ago we could potentially see gains of about 56%.

NGAS currently has a market cap of approximately $46 million yet generated revenues over the most recent twelve months of over $64.8 million. NGAS previously grew revenues from $70.2 million in 2007 to $84.4 million in 2008 with net income of $2.9 million. NGAS had about $69 million in debt at the end of the last quarter, which it recently reduced. NGAS had a book value at the end of the last quarter of $3.77 per share.

NGAS’s core assets include 77.9 billion cubic feet equivalents (Bcfe) of proved reserves, 400,000 acres and interests in 1,400 oil and gas wells! During 2008, NGAS achieved record production of 3.7 Bcfe, up 13% from the prior year. They also increased their estimated proved developed reserves at the end of 2008 by 18.7% to 57 Bcfe, with an additional 21 Bcfe of proved undeveloped reserves. Their undeveloped acreage position of nearly 250,000 acres in the Appalachian Basin provides them with an extensive inventory of low-risk, repeatable drilling locations for future growth.

Furthermore, NGAS is diversifying their asset base with similar unconventional plays outside the basin. As part of this strategy, they are aggressively developing their New Albany shale play within the south central portion of the Illinois Basin in western Kentucky where they have successfully drilled 37 wells in their new field discovery, Haley’s Mill. They currently hold 46,000 acres there for development.

We believe NGAS is set for a bounce in the near future and could see major revenue growth over the long-term. Oil futures are currently 14 times more expensive than natural gas, while historically the ratio has averaged 6 based on the energy equivalent basis of the two commodities. NGAS is leveraged to the upside potential of natural gas, which we believe could become one of the best performing commodities of this new decade.

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Greece Distracting from Real Debt Crisis in U.S. (update from National Inflation Association)

The current sovereign debt crisis in Greece and the potential for euro-zone countries to bailout the nation, has created a rush out of the Euro, which in October became the currency of choice for foreign central banks adding to their reserves. The declining Euro has added fuel to the strengthening U.S. dollar, and the ill-conceived notion that as bad as things are in the U.S., it's worse everywhere else and with the U.S. economy beginning to recover, Europe will be next to experience the financial crisis we experienced in 2008.

Unlike the U.S., the nation of Greece doesn't have their own printing press and the ability to create Euros out of thin air, in order to avoid default on their debt. While Greece's debt rating is currently an A2 with a negative outlook, the U.S.'s debt rating remains at AAA, despite the fact that the U.S.'s national debt (including unfunded liabilities) is currently 600% of GDP. If the U.S. was a corporation instead of a nation, its credit rating would be junk.

We hope that Greece doesn't get bailed out, because a bailout would cause foreign investors to become more irresponsible than ever and create even greater moral hazards. Unfortunately, not only is it likely that Greece will get bailed out, it's possible our own Federal Reserve will get involved. The U.S. Federal Reserve has the ability to make loans to foreign central banks without disclosure to the U.S. public. European banks have already benefited $50 billion from the U.S.'s bailouts of AIG, so it's not out of the realm of possibility that the Federal Reserve will intervene due to euro-zone countries being key U.S. trading partners.

Greece's budget deficit is currently 12.8% of their GDP, only slightly higher than the U.S.'s projected deficit as a percentage of GDP this year of 10.64%. Greece's economy is roughly 1/5 the size of California's economy and while Greece makes up just 3% of the total euro-zone GDP, California makes up 13.5% of the U.S. GDP. If the potential default of Greece is causing a flight from the Euro, imagine what is going to happen to the U.S. dollar later in 2010 if the state of California nears default. Just like Greece, California can't print money on their own.

We believe the U.S. dollar will ultimately win a race to the bottom with the Euro, but the only real winners (as far as retaining purchasing power) will be gold and silver. Although precious metals have declined during the recent weeks with a weakening Euro and strengthening U.S. dollar, gold and silver will soon benefit from a complete loss of confidence in western fiat currencies.

Many economists are beginning to call the Euro a failed experiment, because of the problems in Greece. A fiat U.S. dollar has only been around for 28 more years than the Euro. Fiat currencies are the root cause of all the economic problems in the U.S. and Europe. NIA believes all fiat currencies will be looked back at as failed experiments.

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