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The Demise of the Dollar: The Rush to Gold is Here

The Demise of the Dollar: The Rush to Gold is Here The US dollar has been dominant as the global reserve currency for a century. It was backed by gold, and the phrase, “good as gold,” had a literal meaning. Each dollar bill was worth its equivalent in physical gold. This made the dollar the […]

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The Race to Repatriate Gold Reserves Accelerates

The Race to Repatriate Gold Reserves Accelerates For years, a trend has developed that, much to the dismay of global financial elites, has taken hold and will only accelerate from this point on. The trend I speak of is none other than the global repatriation of gold reserves from Western powers such as the […]

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Peak Gold Has Arrived

Peak Gold Has Arrived Following the recent market crash, investors lost $5.2 trillion worldwide before the market managed to recover most of the losses. There are hints that certain bubbles are ready to burst as the worlds biggest hedge fund positions accordingly. In addition to the stock market, the global gold supply is weakening, leaving […]

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Hungarian National Bank Decides to Bring Gold Reserves Back Home

HUNGARIAN NATIONAL BANK DECIDES TO BRING GOLD RESERVES BACK HOME The leadership of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) has decided to bring back home Hungary’s gold reserves. Up to now, 100,000 ounces (3 tons) of the precious metal were stored in London, which is in total worth some 33 billion forint ($130 million) at current gold […]

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How Will Gold Prices Behave During Economic Crisis?

How Will Gold Prices Behave During Economic Crisis? It is generally well known in economic circles and in the general public that precious metals, including gold, tend to be the go-to investment during times of fiscal uncertainty. There is a good reason for this. Precious metals have foundation qualities that provide trade stability; these include […]

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The Amazing Amount of Gold The U.S. Exported Since 2000

The Amazing Amount of Gold The U.S. Exported Since 2000 The U.S. exported a stunning amount of gold since the turn of the century. As the price of gold surged along with the massive increase in U.S. debt, gold exports jumped to record highs. In 2012 alone, the United States exported nearly 700 metric tons […]

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The Inflation Scare of 2012

THE INFLATION SCARE OF 2012 I would like to take you back to 2012. Just a few short years after the soul-searching-scary Great Financial Crisis of 2008-9, market participants had finally given up their worry of the next great depression enveloping the globe, but had replaced it with an equally fervent fear that inflation would […]

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Gold–The Next Big Surprise

GOLD – THE NEXT BIG SURPRISE It’s been a while since I have written about precious metals. To some extent, this has been on purpose. I am a long-term fan of our little yellow friend, but there are definitely periods when I am more bullish than others. Over the past half year, my enthusiasm for […]

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Silver Looks Way Better Than Gold Right Now

Silver Looks Way Better Than Gold Right Now Normally the action in the gold and silver futures markets tends to be pretty similar, since the same general forces affect both precious metals. When inflation or some other source of anxiety is ascendant, both metals rise, and vice versa. But lately – perhaps in a sign […]

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The End of the Bull Stock Market – Buy Gold – Charles Nenner

The End of the Bull Stock Market – Buy Gold – Charles Nenner Renowned geopolitical and financial cycle expert Charles Nenner says forget what the mainstream media talking heads are telling you about this market. Nenner says, “When unemployment is low, it’s the end of the bull market. Last Sunday, I published a chart that […]

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The Failure of Fiat Currencies

The Failure of Fiat Currencies We work hard for our money, as we think it has long-lasting value. That value can buy us other things that we want. It seems like a good exchange. However, few of us consider how extrinsic the value of money really is. In reality, we are dealing in valueless fiat currencies. […]

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Total U.S. Debt and Gold

February 28, 2018

Total U.S. Debt and Gold After rising together through 2012, the past five years have seen a massive divergence between the total amount of accumulated U.S. government debt and the price of COMEX gold. When, if ever, will we see this correlation reappear? After falling together through the late 1990s, the price of COMEX god […]

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GENE LOGSDON: Wood Is More Precious Than Gold

February 21, 2018

GENE LOGSDON: Wood Is More Precious Than Gold From Our Archives January 2008 The price of gold is going crazy as investors look for a shelter from a dipsy-doodling stock market. It reminds me of one of my grandfather’s stories. During the bad financial times of the early 1920s in Germany, the peasants (ancestors of ours) […]

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“Strong Dollar,” “Weak Dollar,” What About a Gold-Backed Dollar?

February 21, 2018

“Strong Dollar,” “Weak Dollar,” What About a Gold-Backed Dollar? The recent hullabaloo among President Trump’s top monetary officials about the Administration’s “dollar policy” is just the start of what will likely be the first of many contradictory pronoucements and reversals which will take place in the coming months/years as the world’s reserve currency continues to be […]

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Top Gold Producers Mine Supply To Fall Right When Potential Investment Demand To Surge

February 20, 2018

Top Gold Producers Mine Supply To Fall Right When Potential Investment Demand To Surge The gold market is setting up for a perfect storm as the top mining producers’ supply is forecasted to decline right when demand is likely to surge. The surge in gold demand will occur as the broader stock markets roll over […]

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