Tag: gold

At the beginning of 2014, gold plummeted to around $1,200 per ounce, sending most investors into a frenzy concerning the future of gold. However, gold prices have risen significantly since then, proving that gold as a store of value is far from over.

These days, making money is just not enough to have a stunning financial portfolio. Those who make money must also invest it. This makes any investment crucial to any financial planning of any duration.

Concerns of a physical gold shortage at COMEX recently made the headlines when it was recently reported that JP Morgan experienced its largest one...

It is not that fundamentals are flawed; facts are facts. The biggest issue has been one of timing, and unless and until you see a huge rally over 1400 in gold and 26 in silver, you are likely to see February and March pass along like January just finished.

Good afternoon. Last year, a year that saw gold’s greatest decline in 32 years, my book $10,000 Gold was published.  How’s that for timing. However, I’m...

Be careful what you wish for. Things that change, apart from increased PM prices, may be far different from what you may think or have not thought through.

Silver has grown by over 85% in the past four years as many investors are seeing the glimmering opportunity that has been put forward by the silver industry.

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Nick Barisheff's newest article, Federal Reserve's Centennial Birthday - The 100 Years' War Against Gold, is available now! Click here to read Nick's latest article...

If Hollywood were ever to redo the 1964 James Bond classic Goldfinger, central casting might briefly consider Nick Barisheff for the title role.

As an intelligent and responsible human being, the currency crises we are witnessing across the ocean gives us all pause to think of how...

After yesterday’s Federal Reserve antics, we were taken by the reaction of one well-known writer, who said, “I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.” That is truly the most apt phrase for the current situation.

Why is an analysis more focused on charts seem like such an obvious question? Last week, we provided a list of nine of the most recognized reasons for viewing gold and silver from a demand side perspective.

The chants I hear now are, buy, buy, and buy even more. Remember the famous words of Mark Twain: Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.

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Is there any powder left in the PM guru muskets to substantiate pie in the sky promises?

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The news has not changed all that much, with many PM proponents still promising the substantially higher prices.

By Michael Lombardi, MBA for Profit Confidential   This is a story of how the big banks pulled gold prices from under our feet, but why their plan for the...

By Michael Lombardi, MBA for Profit Confidential     Talk about inflation today and you’ll be ridiculed. Deflation is the topic of discussion among mainstream economists and Federal Reserve members these...

Saturday  17 August 2013 Finally, a classic example on the importance of reading developing market information, as shown in a chart! For the past several months,...

Two charts that can expand your opinion of the market!

People by the tens of thousands lining up to buy gold and silver, waiting for hours in lines; record sales for gold and silver coins growing month by month.

Investing is about risk and reward. The higher the risk you are willing to take, the greater the return.

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ou can't get tomorrow's news today, but you can get market guidance today from future day-by-day activity depicted on a chart.

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When will this bear market in PMs turn around?

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There is a similar situation with regard to fiat paper everywhere, but not a gold delivery to be made. The delirium cast by central bankers issuing unlimited fiat has kept so many people in a fiat-induced fog, unable to see clearly.

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Gold at $10,000 an ounce? The author of a new book thinks it may happen sooner rather than later.

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We are going to start off with one of the most eye-popping pictures of just one central bank, the privately owned corporate Federal Reserve, and its purported gold holding.

The realistic general consensus is that the spot prices for gold and silver are no longer relevant. Yet, what remains the one price on which focus has intensified for each?

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We see the lions as issuers of fiat, Gazelles as owners of gold, and if you are uncertain as to which you are, the issuers of fiat will financially eat you alive.