The reason you have seen fewer posts by me is I have been working on my new book How To Profit In Up and Down Markets which will be out soon. I will be back to normal posting soon. Meanwhile, I am giving you a free copy of my book Buy Gold and Silver Safely (2018). Free Copy of Buy …
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23
2020
Deflation Meet Inflation – But Not Quite Yet For Gold and Silver
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Austrian Economics, bears, crack up boom, crash, credit, Daily Reckoning, Deflation, Dollar, Economy, Gold, Hyperinflation, Inflation, M2, Mises, Rickards, Schiff, Williams
Is it just me, but can anyone envision the eventuality of a deflationary crash and the unwinding of much of the credit built up over the last several decades? Basically since Reagan? My last article was a bullish one for the stock market and it has gone up ever since, continually hitting record highs. While gold went up also, it …
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19
2019
What’s not to like about the current stock market? Some food for thought for readers as you be the judge on whether taking profit soon is advisable. Worst case I would think an investor should use trailing stops with their current trades. I can still defend reasoning for long term investors to be somewhat cautious versus bullish at present no …
Read MoreAug
7
2019
Why You Should Own Gold
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: banker, Bernanke, central, crack up boom, Deflation, Federal Reserve Notes, FRNs, Gold, illusion, wealth
Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke wrote a piece about gold in 2002 and I wanted to share it with you while we watch the price of gold move higher and higher. It is needed to do this and put things into perspective as to why you own gold now and most likely why you should be buying more over the …
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23
2019
Silver Due for a Bounce
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Credit Contraction, Deflation, fed, Gold, QE, quantitative easing, rates, silver, Trump
Silver has been beaten down quite a bit and is due for at least a short term bounce. It was trading in the 14.40’s and now is 14.49 and starting a leg up for now. Silver is leading gold at present. I still consider this a trade only because when the market does finally get going south, it can take …
Read MoreDec
2
2018
As many of you know, gold has been in the dog house overall for quite a few years. It is above its December 2015 high, but not a great return since then. The question for many is do you buy now or wait for lower? For physical purchases I recommend buying the dips for your stated allocation into metals and/or …
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24
2018
Is The National Debt Irrelevant And Gold A Barbarous Relic?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Carmen Reinhart, central banks, congress, crash, Credit Contraction, Deflation, Dollar, end game, fed, Gold, Interest rates, national debt, negative interest rates, October, QE, QT
Synopsis Presidents campaign on promises to reduce an out of control national debt yet the debt keeps marching higher during every Presidents term. The National Debt has been irrelevant since the times of even before Reagan but escalated with Reagan. Why doesn’t the national debt matter? What will Fed interest rate policy be moving forward? Some mock gold as a …
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1
2018
$50,000 Gold and John Exter’s Pyramid – Podcast
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: contraction, crash, credit, Deflation, Gold, inverse, John Exter, pyramid, silver
According to Wikipedia, John Exter was an American economist, member of the Board of Governors of the United States Federal Reserve System, and founder of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. He is also known for creating Exter’s Pyramid (see graphic below). According to his son-in-law Barry Downs, who I had the pleasure of interviewing for this podcast, John Exter …
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16
2016
Is Gold Going To Move Higher Or Lower From Here?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: commodities, contraction, credit, Deflation, Federal Reserve, helicopter, higher, Illusions of Wealth, Interest rates, lower, MB Advisors, Milton Berg
You’ll notice that gold and silver are a bit more volatile of late. This is what happens when you have buyers and sellers in conflict with each other. It should also precede the next move in the metals. The question remains, will that move be a bit higher or are we topping? Let’s look at each scenario and see …
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15
2016
Why I Am Not All In For Gold – Yet
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: 10 year treasury, 8 indicators, advice, CNBC, CRB Index, Deflation, Dollar, economic data, europe, ever, fed, Gold, increase, Japan, market, PBOC, quantitative easing, rate, Steve Liesman, stock, u-6, Velocity of money, vix, worst start
Gold has bounced from the $1,050-$1,100 range it had traded in and moved up about $150 and I keep getting emails asking me whether I think the $1,000 mark can still be broken. For those who have followed my call for lower prices in gold, my advice has still been the same; dollar cost average into your allocation into precious …
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