The Coming Gold, Silver & Block-Chain Share Explosion!

De: John Miller

Narrado por: Jeff Augustine

This is our fifth book in The Coming Series, and has to do with further helping Americans protect and build their life savings. In our previous books, we discussed the weakness of the US banking system, including newly instituted "bail in" program, hyperinflation, and expatriation. This book is different. It answers the question of how we handle our own investments.

The program that we use is simple and easy to administer. Performance-wise over the past 13 years, it has been second-to-none, having gained a whopping 924.9%. While many financial advisory firms say they have done better, ask them for their "audited figures." They will undoubtedly not be able to provide them. Our "GSA" program can, and does. The 924.9% 13-year track record is legit and verifiable! While we found the GSA's performance to be more than excellent, we have tweaked it a bit and made it even better. We began researching hundreds of top stock market "timers" in the precious metals area and found that one has been "spot on" for the past 12 years. You will find him mentioned in the book, along with his record.

Combine both the world best verified system, and top timer, and there is little doubt that you'll have a program that will succeed beyond your wildest financial dreams! We hope you will join us with it.

©2015 John and Monica Miller (P)2015 John and Monica Miller

Great Book -- A Must Listen

Even if you don't have a strong interest in precious metals, this is a must listen to book. Don't get left behind. Knowledge is power, and this information is powerful. We are living in interesting times and this is a key piece for your future.

Mixed opinions

I almost feel bad for giving this title a 3 out of 5, but I'll explain my reasoning.

The audiobook is not bad at all, and there is a lot of good content in there, especially given that it is packed into two hours. With that said, there is a single recorded interview that lasts about 45 minutes, which is terrible quality and almost caused me to quit listening there and then. Luckily some valuable information was being exchanged in that conversation, so I was intrigued enough to sit through my discomfort.

Additionally, this is one of those audiobooks that does seem to have ulterior motives. I automatically find myself on the defensive as soon as I hear solicitation for a training program, subscription, or professional service craftily embedded into a good book.

If there had been no sales involved, and the quality of the recorded interview had been acceptable, I would have given 4 or 5 stars.

Mostly an advertisement

The author is primarily advertising his business and manner of investing with little teaching of principles.