4 Reasons There Will Be Future QE And A Higher Price For Gold and Silver

There has been talk of late that the Fed could put end to quantitative easing (QE) early. This article will address the probability of future QE and list four problem areas where the Fed may have to return to their hat and see just how many quantitative easing rabbit’s are left in it that can fool the investing public into thinking the recovery is real. But first some questions to...

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What Happened To Gerald Celente’s Crash Of 2010 Prediction?

Early in 2010, Gerald Celente, a trend forecaster who predicted the crash of 1987 and the panic of 2008, as well as the fall of the Soviet Union, had a prophecy there would be a “Crash of 2010.” I was one of the few people who critiqued his thoughts at the time and wrote about it in Is Gerald Celente Right About the “Crash of 2010?” In that article I made the following points; *...

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Is the U.S. Following in Japan’s Deflationary Footsteps? Part 1

In trying to further decipher whether we should worry about inflation or deflation now, many people look to the similarities of what Japan has experienced the past decade plus and wonder whether the U.S. will follow suit. Could the U.S. be taking the same deflationary flight pattern as the Japanese have taken since 1989? What will that mean to the price of gold? To answer this question,...

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Do You Buy Real Estate Now or Wait? Part 2/3

U.S. Dollar, GDP, Inflation, The Fed and Interest Rates – Just What Is the Fed Thinking? The U.S. Dollar is a key factor in the Fed’s decision on whether to raise interest rates.  Presently we are in a cyclical rise in the Dollar Index within a secular trend.  With the problems the EURO and the YEN appearing, the benefactor is the U.S. Dollar for now as it pushes back towards the...

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Buying Gold in YEN Now Making Sense

As bad as things are here in the U.S., despite a current rising stock market, Japan has some serious issues to deal with as their economy spirals down the path of self destruction, bringing down with it the YEN. December 12th, 2009, I mentioned that the YEN was not immune to problems.  I said in that article, “The logical conclusion and another area to keep an eye on is trading gold in...

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