Category Archive: 6a) Gold & Monetary Metals
Key Charts: Gold is Cheap and US Recession May Be Closer Than Think
Every year, Ronald-Peter Stoeferle and Mark J Valek of investment and asset management company Incrementum put together the report In Gold We Trust – 160-plus pages of charts and thoughts, mostly gold-related, on the state of the world’s finances. There’s so much to look at and consider. It’s a sort of digital equivalent of a coffee-table book.
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Sprott Money News Ask the Expert October 2017 – Jim Rickards
Author and analyst Jim Rickards joins us to discuss Fed policy, the gold price and the possibility of renewed war on the Korean Peninsula.
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Gold Up 74percent and One Of Top Performing Assets Since Last Market Peak 10 Years Ago
10 year anniversary of pre-Global Financial Crisis market peak in S&P 500 on October 9th. Gold up 74% since the last market peak a decade ago; 11% pa in USD, 9.4% pa in EUR and 12.4% pa in GBP. Precious metal has climbed $736/oz on Oct 9th 2007 to $1278.75 ten-years later. S&P 500’s 102% climb is thanks to asset-pumping policies by central banks, rather than value. Gold’s performance is slowly forcing mainstream to re-consider gold.
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How Gold Bullion Protects From Conflict And War
What Steel’s study shows is that, as with any monetary force, it is how it is managed rather than what it is that carries responsibility for conflicts and the resulting financial situation. Steel’s work also demonstrates the strength and protection access to gold will give a country or army during times of conflict.
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Frank Holmes Exclusive: Bitcoin Needs Electricity, Gold CONDUCTS Electricity
Tell us what you think about crypto-currencies ⇨ https://goo.gl/5npcp2 Frank Holmes of U.S. Global Investors joins Money Metals Exchange to share his comments on the main difference between gold and crypto-currencies, the fallout that will likely occur in the financial markets if Congress and the President can’t push through some much-needed deregulation and tax cuts, …
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Is This The Best Way To Bet On The Fed Losing Control Of The Bond Market?
Authored by Kevin Muir via The Macro Tourist blog, Lately, one of my biggest duds of a call has been for the yield curve to steepen. Sure, I have all sorts of fancy reasons why it should steepen, but reality glares back at me in black and white on my P&L run. Sometimes fighting with the market is an exercise in futility.
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Marc Faber: US election, China, Russia, economy, gold, silver and 2017
Marc Faber is an investment advisor, fund manager, media commentator and author, as well as a seasoned public speaker. Described as ‘something of an icon’ by the Financial Times and ‘the region’s (Asia’s) most notorious bear’ by The Wall Street Journal, Dr Faber’s contrarian investment approach and monthly Gloom Boom and Doom Report are familiar …
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Marc Faber Responds to Racism Allegations
Subscribe to our Free Financial Newsletter: http://FutureMoneyTrends.com Get more info at: Marc Faber on Yields, Stocks, Cash, and The Fallout of his Recent Comments Marc Faber is our special Guest in today’s interview, we go political and look at what progress the Trump Administration has made while also looking at why we haven’t yet seen …
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Silver Bullion Prices Set to Soar
Gold prices have far outpaced gains in silver so far this year, but silver will emerge as the winner for the second year in a row. With a per-ounce price of $17.41 for silver futures as of Friday, analysts say the white metal is poised for a big climb, particularly as the gold-to-silver ratio stands well above historical averages.
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Brexit UK Vulnerable As Gold Bar Exports Distort UK Trade Figures
Brexit UK vulnerable as gold bar exports distort UK trade figures. Britain’s gold exports worth more than any other physical export. Gold accounted for more than one in ten pounds of UK exports in July 2017. UK’s stock of wealth has collapsed from a surplus of £469bn to a net deficit of £22bn – ONS error. Brexiteers argue majority of trade is outside EU, this is due to large London gold exports. Single gold bar (London Good Delivery) is, at today’s...
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Marc Faber Resigns From Sprott Board After Racist Report
Oct.17 — Veteran investor Marc Faber agreed to leave the board of money manager Sprott Inc. after he claimed in his newsletter this month that “the U.S. would look like Zimbabwe” if it had been settled by black people instead of whites. Bloomberg’s Julia Chatterley reports on “Bloomberg Markets.” (Video edited to fix incorrect graphic.)
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Neck and Neck: Russian and Chinese Official Gold Reserves
Official gold reserve updates from the Russian and Chinese central banks are probably one of the more closely watched metrics in the gold world. After the US, Germany, Italy and France, the sovereign gold holdings of China and Russia are the world’s 5th and 6th largest. And with the gold reserves ‘official figures’ of the US, Germany, Italy and France being essentially static, the only numbers worth watching are those of China and Russia.
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Stock Market Party Coming To An End Warns Marc Faber
The party is coming to an end folks. Stock markets are trading at all-time highs and heading for their ninth straight year of record valuations, but one famed investor – known to many as Dr. Doom – is not falling for the hype. “The fact that a market goes up does not necessarily mean it … Continue reading...
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The Gold-Backed-Oil-Yuan Futures Contract Myth
On September 1, 2017, the Nikkei Asian Review published an article titled, “China sees new world order with oil benchmark backed by gold”, written by Damon Evans. Just below the headline in the introduction it states, “China is expected shortly to launch a crude oil futures contract priced in yuan and convertible into gold in what analysts say could be a game-changer for the industry”. Not long after the Nikkei piece was released ‘the story’ was...
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U.S. Mint Gold Coin Sales and VIX Point To Increased Market Volatility and Higher Gold
US Mint gold coin sales and VIX at weakest in a decade. Very low gold coin sales and VIX signal volatility coming. Gold rises 1.7% this week after China’s Golden Week; pattern of higher prices after Golden Week. U.S. Mint sales do not provide the full picture of robust global gold demand. Perth Mint gold sales double in September reflecting increased gold demand in both Asia and Europe. Middle East demand likely high given geopolitical risks. Iran...
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Swiss Flush $3 Million In Gold And Silver Down The Drain Every Year
When it comes to flushing valuables down the toilet, the Swiss are hardly "Austrians", and appear to be equity-opportunity dumpers, whether it is fiat or hard money. Last month we reported that Switzerland was gripped in a mystery, after it was discovered that someone tried to flush $120,000 in €500 bills down the toilet in a bathroom close to a UBS bank vault as well as three nearby restaurants, which in turn clogged the local toilets requiring...
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Global Outlook – Mad, Mad, Mad, MAD World: News in Charts
Global Outlook – Mad, Mad, Mad, MAD World: News in Charts by Fathom Consulting via Thomson Reuters. Alarm bells are ringing for economic fundamentalists such as Fathom Consulting. Asset prices look increasingly out of step with fundamentals, and in some cases they look downright bubbly. And other geopolitical developments are similarly alarming. One might even describe them as…
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