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Facing Inflation Threat, German Investors Loading Up on Gold

September 3, 2021

Facing Inflation Threat, German Investors Loading Up on Gold While most American investors have faith that the Federal Reserve can and will successfully tighten monetary policy to fight inflation — or have simply bought into the “transitory” inflation narrative — Germans are loading up on gold as a hedge against growing inflationary pressures. Through the first half of the […]

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A Look Back at Nixon’s Infamous Monetary Policy Decision

August 19, 2021

A Look Back at Nixon’s Infamous Monetary Policy Decision Putting the World on a Paper Standard Half a century ago one of the most disastrous monetary policy decisions in US history was committed by Richard Nixon. In a television address, the president declared that the nation would no longer redeem internationally dollars for gold. Since the […]

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A Look Back at Nixon’s Infamous Monetary Decision

August 12, 2021

A Look Back at Nixon’s Infamous Monetary Decision A half century ago one of the most disastrous monetary decisions in U.S. history was committed by Richard Nixon. In a television address, the president declared that the nation would no longer redeem internationally dollars for gold. Since the dollar was the world’s reserve currency, Nixon’s closing of […]

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The Paper Gold Tail Wagging the Golden Dog

THE PAPER GOLD TAIL WAGGING THE GOLDEN DOG Investors may hope that the biggest financial experiment and debt bubble in history will last another 100 years. And they can pray that the currency system which has lost 98% of its value in the last 50 years will last another half century. But that would […]

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Gold “Underpriced,” Heading Back to $2,000: Goldman Sachs

Gold “Underpriced,” Heading Back to $2,000: Goldman Sachs Image by Zlaťáky This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold’s path to $2,000 is open, falling Treasury yields are a major tailwind for gold, and gold, silver and platinum all make for good investments […]

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CIBC: Gold is still going towards $2,000 and silver to $31

Photo by Jingming Pan CIBC: Gold is still going towards $2,000 and silver to $31 Despite the selloff that caused gold to drop by more than 5% within a week, Canadian bank CIBC is still optimistic on both gold and silver’s prospects over the next few years. While the bank downgraded their average 2021 forecast for gold to […]

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From the Notebook: Killing All the Birds With One Pile of Gold

From the Notebook: Killing All the Birds With One Pile of Gold French President Emmanuel Macron, whose poll numbers are abysmal and needs a sincere shot in the arm, just gave away the plot with his outside voice. I’ve noticed this trend within The Davos Crowd in recent months, speaking with their outside voice what they only […]

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Gold “Relatively Cheap” Compared to Other Assets: TD Securities Head

Gold “Relatively Cheap” Compared to Other Assets: TD Securities Head Image by istara This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Expert says gold is still at bargain price, how Basel 3 could boost gold and silver prices, and what’s next after gold’s breakout. […]

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“Heads, Gold Wins; Tails, Gold Doesn’t Lose” – Jim Rickards

“Heads, Gold Wins; Tails, Gold Doesn’t Lose” – Jim Rickards A set of gold and silver chess pieces. Credit Luis Muzquiz This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: How gold could soon break out, U.K.’s Royal Mint experiences peak bullion demand, and why […]

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Why Is Billionaire Investor & Former Gold Skeptic Sam Zell Buying Gold?

Why Is Billionaire Investor & Former Gold Skeptic Sam Zell Buying Gold? Brian Sorg for Barron’s This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Another billionaire turns to gold, Arkansas no longer to tax sales of gold and silver, and Minnesota as a […]

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The coming oil shortage – Part I

The coming oil shortage – Part I The oil price crash on the back of the COVID-19 lockdowns has accelerated the coming supply crunch. Both national and international oil companies have slashed CAPEX and maintenance spending, which will push up decline rates and US shale drillers finally focus on profitability instead of growth. Current longer-dated […]

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Is China Preparing A Gold-Backed Yuan: Beijing Greenlights Purchases Of Billions In Bullion

Is China Preparing A Gold-Backed Yuan: Beijing Greenlights Purchases Of Billions In Bullion In 2018, the Chinese launched a gold-backed, yuan-denominated oil futures contract. These contracts were priced in yuan, but convertible to gold, raising the prospect that “the rise of the petroyuan could be the death blow for the dollar.” Two weeks ago, The IMF reported that […]

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The Mainstream Is Wrong About Rising Bond Yields and Gold

The Mainstream Is Wrong About Rising Bond Yields and Gold Prices are going up. The Federal Reserve is printing money at an unprecedented rate. The US government continues to borrow and spend at a torrid pace. As Peter Schiff put it in a recent podcast, we’re adrift in a sea of inflation. Gold is supposed to be an […]

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Disoreder Will Come–As Confucious Warned

DISORDER WILL COME – AS CONFUCIUS WARNED When bubbles burst, we will discover how very few superior men there actually are – as defined by Confucius: “The superior man, when resting in safety, does not forget that danger may come. When in a state of security he does not forget the possibility of ruin. […]

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Gold Will Emerge Stronger Than Ever From the Post-Pandemic Environment: CPM Group

Gold Will Emerge Stronger Than Ever From the Post-Pandemic Environment: CPM Group Mining Review Africa We’ve often heard that gold is a primary beneficiary of crises unlike any other, when investors and the average person alike wondered what would happen tomorrow. Now, when at least some of the fear has diminished, CPM Group took a look at […]

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