Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price
A Government Just Ordered Its Citizens To Stop Buying Gold Right Now
India’s Prime Minister has urged citizens to stop buying gold for a year.
Why?
Because India is facing a mounting foreign-exchange squeeze, rising oil import costs, pressure on the rupee, and a growing need to conserve dollars. At the same time, Indian banks have reportedly faced weeks of disruption importing gold and silver, with customs delays, tax uncertainty, and supply bottlenecks creating pressure in the world’s second-largest gold market....
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Gold Investing for Beginners: Everything You Need to Know
In this video, we cover the complete beginner's guide to gold investing. We look at what gold actually is as a monetary asset, the different ways to buy it, what to look for when purchasing physical gold and how to sell it when the time comes.
We explain the key difference between owning physical gold and holding a financial product linked to the gold price.
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What you'll learn:
Why gold...
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Central Bank Gold Sales: The Worst Thing To Happen To Gold This Century?
Central banks sold gold for years, one of them pushed it to its lowest level in decades. Now they're buying it at record prices and the price doesn't even matter to them. This video is why that is so important to you, the investor.
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On May 7th 1999, Gordon Brown sold 395 tonnes of British gold at $256 an ounce. At today's prices, that gold would be worth $42 billion. But this isn't a...
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$40 Trillion Debt, An Energy Crisis & What It Means For Gold & Silver Right Now
Three converging crises are building simultaneously but most investors aren't positioned for any of them.
In this webinar, GoldCore's Jan Skoyles sits down with Stephen Flood and Dave Russell to discuss what 2026 holds for gold and silver.
Looking at the macro they discuss a US debt load approaching $40 trillion, an energy supply crunch that's already pushing jet fuel from $80 to $150 a barrel, and a fracturing global order quietly reshaping...
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