Gold: The Decade in Review

Author:  John Fisher Since 2001, the U.S. dollar index has lost 30% while, during this same time period, gold has gained more than 300%.  Is there any reason why the dollar should strengthen given the governments monetary policy to print them at will?  Is there any reason

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The “real” gold price….what is it?

By James Turk Now that the gold price has decisively climbed above the old high of $850 reached back in January 1980, many are proclaiming that the gold price is not only at a new ‘record’ but even poised to fall.   The record part is true, of

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The Gold Price Has Broken Out

By Franklin Sanders Gold Price Close Today : 1,086.70 Change: 2.40 or 0.2% Silver Price Close Today : 17.395 Change: 22.4 or 1.3% New all time highs for the gold price today: Comex gold closed $1,086.70, up $2.40; intraday high was $1,097.65, and traded much higher than

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The Biggest Myth – Gold Confiscation

By John Fisher Some precious metals firms foster the circulation of many myths, misunderstandings, and outright lies about the purchase and sale of precious metals. Generally, these misconceptions and falsehoods promote the notion that the government may again call in gold as it did in 1933 and

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Gold Jumps to Record High! Now What?

By John Fisher Gold hit a record high in the New York Spot Market today in what has been described as gold’s “longest rally since… 1948” (10/06/09, Bloomberg, “Gold Jumps to Record as Inflation Outlook Fuels Investor Demand”). The dollar is continuing to suffer from inflationary concerns

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5 Reasons Why Gold Will Continue to Rise through 2009 and 2010

1. Economy How bad can things get? Secretary of the Treasury Paulson talks of the current crisis being potentially worse than the Great Depression. Alan Greenspan told Congress that the financial meltdown had left him in a “state of shocked disbelief.” Reputable economists are saying “this looks

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Caution – Avoid European Coins

Over the last few years, telemarketers have been importing European bullion gold coins dated before 1933 and claiming they, like old U.S. gold coins, would be legally beyond the reach of the government in another recall. The imported coins most commonly promoted as non-confiscateable include: French Twenty

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