Is worry about the stock market decline causing investors to go to cash moving the dollar higher AND at the same time pushing gold higher because of it being a perceived safe haven?
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4
2010
Apr
28
2010
Apr
27
2010
Do You Buy Real Estate Now or Wait? Part 2/3
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Austrian Economics, Baby Boomers, Bank Lending, Buy Real Esttate, Consumer Sentiment, Declining Wages, Federal Reserve, GDP, Government Spending, Household Debt, housing bubble, Housing Market, Inflation, Interest rates, Japanese Real Estate Market, Orange County California, REIT's, Retirement Planning, Robert Schiller, U.S. Dollar, Unemployment, Wages
Apr
26
2010
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11
2010
Apr
9
2010
Mar
31
2010
Buying Gold in YEN Now Making Sense
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: buy gold, EURO, GDP, government debt as a % of gdp, Government Spending, japanese economy, YEN
Mar
24
2010
Why Is the U.S. Dollar Price of Gold Falling?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: buy gold, Buy Gold Safely, Gold Investing, TBT, U.S. Dollar, U.S. Dollar Index
Let’s face it. With yield on treasuries and CD’s so low, those who have lived off of the interest from their various investments have seen their income fall considerably. To prevent having to dip into principal and deplete one’s savings, investors are now choosing to put their money in financial instruments that offer a better return.
But is gold still a good investment?
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23
2010
Is Gerald Celente Right About the "Crash of 2010?"
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: buy gold, China, Crash of 2010, Economy, GDP, Gerald Celente, slave labor, U.S. Manufacturing
My point in critiquing Celente is on the timing of his “crash” prediction, not on whether or not there will be a crash. He will probably take credit for predicting the crash no matter when it occurs, but the reality of it happening in 2010 is a mystery to me, barring any external influences (like WWIII).
I also take issue with his simplistic concept of bringing production (manufacturing) back home” and his “slave labor” comment which I’ll address first.
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