The allure of gold is timeless, and the goal of every investor should of course be… to eagerly get more of it.
Is the US stock market now in a blow-off stage, like in 1929? If so, how will the coming collapse affect gold, silver, and mining stocks?
Today is the US election. It’s unlikely to change the fact that fiat has failed… or change the disturbing fact that most Western citizens still have no gold.
Sadly, investors in the West have what is perhaps best described as a cave dweller’s primal urge to get more of their government’s barbaric fiat. In contrast, in the rising and massively populated East, the focus is on getting more gold…...
After surging about 50% from my $1810 buy zone in October of last year, gold is finally getting some mainstream media attention.
The bulk of the price discovery process for gold relates to savvy Western commercial traders keying off physical market demand versus mine and scrap supply.
Fake employment reports, endless wars, a soup kitchen called the Fed, free speech in a garbage can, and a soaring US stock market that supposedly proves that all this madness is sanity…
The month of October begins with a pause in gold’s relentless rally against fiat. The pause is likely related to technical factors as well as the Oct 2-7 is “Golden Week” holiday in China. Most dealers and stores close for the holiday. The...
Some Asian money managers are raising their recommended allocation to gold from 15%-20% to 25%. That’s good news.
The most anticipated Fed decision in years occurs on Wednesday. The only real debate is whether it will be a 25bp or 50bp cut. If it’s 50bp, does it mean that inflation is finished, or would it be an indication that something is badly...