THE FIVE LAWS OF GOLD

I. Gold is easily spent, in increasing amounts, to the man who reserves not less than a tenth of his earnings to create a good in anticipation of his future and that of his family.

II. Gold works diligently and profitably for the wise possessor who finds it a profitable use, multiplying even as the flocks in the fields.

III. Gold remains under the protection of the prudent possessor who invests it according to the advice of the wise.

IV. Gold escapes the man who invests non-stop in companies that are unfamiliar to him or that are not approved by those who know how to use gold.

V. Gold flees from the man who forces him to impossible profits, who follow the seductive advice of swindlers and swindlers or who trusts in his own inexperience and romantic investment intentions.