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Over the past decade, one of the most fascinating observations in the world of precious metals has been the bizarre decoupling in the supply/demand dynamics and thus pricing, between paper and physical gold.
The Fed unveiled its ultimate bazooka today - unlimited buying of pretty much any- and every-thing until this all calms down.
Before we get to today's essay, a quick note on the gold markets…
Dear Investors: Are you looking for securities to buy to take advantage of the carnage in the financial markets from the coronavirus?
There we have it folks. The next round in the Crunch is here, and Central Banks have suddenly started saying that a Gold Standard will be necessary to start anew.
Most investors know that gold represents wealth. And that it can be one of the most effective hedges against economic and financial turmoil.
Mike Maloney explains what is happening now over a year ago in February 2019 - Learn to Use FreedomsPhoenix 'Time Machine' (How did FreedomsPhoenix Know?... Ahhh... How did Not Know? How to use FreedomsPhoenix TO KNOW...)
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"There is more or less a global lockdown" in the wake of the spread of COVID-19, said Kanarni, in an early Monday market update. "There was a mad rush for cash. Traders and investors alike sold everything which could generate cash."
Compared to gold, silver is a bloodbath...
Precious metals have plunged in the markets, but there is still demand for physical coins in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, this according to Phil Streible, chief market strategist of Blue Line Futures.
According to ETF Trends, the extreme volatility in levered ETFs and their need to re-balance may have created a disconnect among gold mining stocks' valuation vs. their fundamentals, possibly causing today's outperformance.
In the last month, from 14 February 2020 to 14 March 2020, we have seen a record number of orders, record order revenue and a record number of visits to our newly renovated and extended bullion centre at 45 New Bridge Road in Singapore.
The Fed may have a very big problem on its hands.
In the last month, from 14 February 2020 to 14 March 2020, we have seen a record number of orders, record order revenue and a record number of visits to our newly renovated and extended bullion centre at 45 New Bridge Road in Singapore.
Sometimes people say, "I guess we'll just have to have a major economic or monetary crisis to wake people up and cause them to want a sound monetary system."
More monetary stimulus will come to prevent an imminent recession, and a larger money supply would be bullish for gold, this according to Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital.
Sometimes people say, "I guess we'll just have to have a major economic or monetary crisis to wake people up and cause them to want a sound monetary system."
This is liquidation - system-wide...
In the following essay by Goldman's Jeff Currie, published in the bank's latest Top of Mind report, the bank's head of global commodity research argues that we're facing "the largest commodity demand shock since the Global Financial Crisis and sees
The arrest, as reported by Dutch media, notes the man was taken in by the Royal Military Police "because he had 15 kilos of gold bars in his luggage," and "couldn't give a good explanation for that."
International Man: Gold is breaking out. What do you make of this?
Stocks are down more so in the past week than they have been in years while fears over the coronavirus have pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average below 27,000 for the first time since October, meanwhile gold is trading at all time highs with many i
People have treasured gold for millennia. They've draped it over the bodies. They've used it as money. They've even adorned their tombs with the yellow metal. As beloved as it is, it should come as no surprise that gold has been the subject of
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Gold used to be important.
And just like that the complacency is gone with a bang.
The price of gold, the supreme money, has been steadily rising and topping $1,650. Since September of last year, the Federal Reserve has been printing new money at a voracious pace. While all of this new money is being created, the Coronavirus is aff
Which will outperform in 2020? Gold? Or Equities?
As stocks hover back near record highs, entirely shrugging off virus fears, the rest of the world's financial markets seem anything bit convinced this is a temporary shock - as The Fed's Jim Bullard proclaimed this morning on CNBC.
