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Gold’s Price Rise and Debt

On November 1, 2024   /   Analysis And Predictions 2024, Daily Market Watch, Debt Ceiling Crisis, Dollar collapse, economic collapse, General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, Precious Metals News and Analysis, U.S. Dollar Crash, U.S. economy forecast, U.S. Federal Reserve  
Gold’s Price Rise and Debt

Gold’s Price Rise and Debt Gold’s price rise reflects concerns that world bankers, international monetary authorities (and you and I) should know.  Everyone in the know understands this is unsustainable.  The populous is told everything is fine and just continue to put your trust in the central

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1-Year Asset Class Performance

On October 25, 2024   /   Analysis And Predictions 2024, General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, Precious Metals News and Analysis  
1-Year Asset Class Performance

Seven asset classes 1-year performance.  You might be surprised!! October 24, 2023 October 24, 2024 1-Year % Change Bitcoin $34,203 $68,161 99% Silver $22.86 $33.70 47% NASDAQ 13,140 18,415 40% Gold $1,980.00 $2,738.00 38% S&P 4,207 5,810 38% DOW 30 32,936 42,374 29% 1-Year Treasury rate 5.43

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Inflation: How Precious Metals is a Hedge

On October 17, 2024   /   economic downturn, General Market, Gold, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, Precious Metals News and Analysis, U.S. Dollar Crash  
Inflation: How Precious Metals is a Hedge

How Precious Metals Work as a Hedge Against Inflation In today’s economy, inflation is becoming a major concern for the average American. Prices keep rising, and wages have not kept up, making it increasingly difficult to make ends meet. The dollars that were worked for and saved

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Trading Dollars for Gold: A Global Trend

On October 9, 2024   /   Analysis And Predictions 2024, General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, U.S. Dollar Crash, U.S. Federal Reserve  
Trading Dollars for Gold: A Global Trend

Central Banks Trading Dollars for Gold: A Global Trend With the world becoming more and more unpredictable, central banks worldwide are increasingly trading U.S. dollars for gold. There are several compelling reasons behind this shift. By delving into these specifics, we can gain a clearer understanding of

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Gold Keeps Climbing: Why Dollar Cost Averaging is Still Your Best Bet

On September 3, 2024   /   Analysis And Predictions 2024, General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, Precious Metals News and Analysis  
Gold Keeps Climbing: Why Dollar Cost Averaging is Still Your Best Bet

Gold Keeps Climbing: Why Dollar Cost Averaging is Still Your Best Bet If you’ve been tracking gold prices over the past year, you’ve likely noticed a remarkable trend. Gold keeps climbing, breaking new barriers, and what was once considered a good buying price is now a distant

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Central Banks Are Buying Gold

On July 10, 2024   /   Analysis And Predictions 2024, General Market, Gold, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, U.S. Dollar Crash, U.S. economy forecast  
Central Banks Are Buying Gold

Central Banks Are Buying Gold In recent years, central banks worldwide have been buying gold in much larger quantities than in the past. This has potentially negative effects to the US economy, and the dollar. According to the World Gold Council, central banks bought a record 1,081.9

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Gold Prices in 2024 Have Surged Past $2,350

On May 15, 2024   /   Analysis And Predictions 2024, Dollar collapse, General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, Precious Metals News and Analysis, U.S. Federal Reserve  
Gold Prices in 2024 Have Surged Past $2,350

Gold Prices in 2024 Have Surged Past $2,350 Amid Inflation Concerns Gold prices in 2024 have soared from $2,050 to over $2,350 per ounce. That is over $300 dollars, or an almost 15% jump, since the beginning of the year. This significant movement in the price of

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