In what will seem very counter intuitive given the recent sharp fall in the price of gold and the mainstream view of gold and interest rates, Darryl Schoon outlines why the current rising interest rates will in fact herald the next ascent of the gold price… THE SPREADING BONDFIRE AND THE RISING PRICE OF GOLD By […]
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Nov
Nov
It seems that gold and silver have been falling lately on the expectation that interest rates are now going to rise much faster than most people had previously thought they would. However the idea that rising interest rates are a negative to gold in the long run is not backed up by what has happened previosuly. […]
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Nov
Nov
Throughout most of the world, the last 7 or 8 years has delivered what appears to be very low levels of what is known as “consumer price inflation”. Sure house and other asset prices have risen in many parts of the globe. But these get conveniently stripped out of or “substituted” from most government measures […]
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Nov
Nov
In our subscriber only email newsletter last week we said: “So to us the odds of another Brexit-like surprise outcome seem to be much closer than most would expect. If Trump wins we will likely see a jump in volatility in the sharemarket. That is already happening after the FBI investigation announcement. If gold’s correction has […]
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Oct
Oct
The indicator discussed in this article has a two fold use. We use it to determine when is the better time to buy silver versus gold. But as explained below it also has the added benefit if you are interested in investing in gold mining shares, of identifying high upside entry times for them too… […]
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Oct
Oct
See why Stewart Thomson thinks regardless of whether Clinton or Trump wins the US election, the outcome will be a positive one for gold… Graceland Updates By Stewart Thomson The US election is now only about two weeks away. The winner of this election is likely to be… gold. Here’s why: Both candidates are eager […]
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Oct
Oct
If you’ve read Ronald Stoerferle’s In Gold We Trust report you’ll know they believe the most likely outcome is that of stagflation (see the report here: In Gold We Trust 2016). The following takes a similar position and outlines why we could well see something of a repeat of the 1970’s… Weekend Edition: The Last Time […]
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Sep
Sep
Mike Maloney explains that every 30 to 40 years the world has a new monetary system. And the global dollar standard is the worst design of all these systems — yet it’s 45 years old. So it’s way overdue for its own demise. And when this one crumbles, everyone is going to feel it. Earlier […]
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Sep
Sep
Here’s an interesting comparison between ancient Rome and the current global empire. There are many parallels and therefore lessons that can be learnt… Going the Way of the Denarius By Jeff Thomas History repeats. (Or it rhymes, depending on your choice of words.) Throughout history, there has been an extraordinary tendency for governments (and cultures) […]
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Sep
Sep
Daniela Cambone of Kitco News interviews Doug Casey of Casey Research at the Total Wealth Symposium in Bermuda. Longtime Fed critic Doug Casey (correctly as it now happens) didn’t expect the U.S. central bank to raise interest rates today, and says their efforts are actually hurting the economy. They also discuss Trumps chances in the […]