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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29
2018
The beginning of the month I wrote an article called Gold Bottom? Gold Bottom? – Current Thoughts for 5/1/2018 I wrote in that article; “we may still have one smaller move below $1,300 to possibly $1,280.” We got down to a closing low of 1288.30 on 5/18 and an intraday low of 1282.27 on 5/21. There should be no …
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26
2018
The Book Buy Gold and Silver Safely 2018 Revision – Is Now Available On Amazon!
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: 2018, book, Buy Gold and Silver Safely, central banks, CNBC, congress, Dollar, Doug Eberhardt, fed, gold dealers, history, Inflation, rip-off
We are proud to announce the 2018 update for the book Buy Gold and Silver Safely and it is now available for purchase here. In this book I update where we are now with the economy, our debt situation as a country and its impact on the dollar, as well as expose new ways gold dealers rip-off their clients. But …
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15
2017
What a day for gold and especially gold mining stocks! We can thank the incompetent Fed for this as the dollar fell hard today and precious metals shot higher. Below you will find my professional analysis of today’s events with an expectation of a bottom being in for now with gold, silver and mining stocks. But we are not out …
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22
2016
Why Dollar Crash Gold Bugs Have Been Wrong
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: crash, Dollar, Donald Trump, Gerald Celente, Gold, Hyperinflation, lew rockwell, Peter Schiff, shadowstats
We have all the signs of a temporary bottom forming in gold right now, and this includes gold mining stocks. My data is pointing this way and we should find out soon. I think we have a decent bounce, then one more big decline next year in a deflationary spiral, then we will finally be off to the races. Many …
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20
2016
The Fear Mongering Crowd – Dollar Death On September 30th Edition – SDRs
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: crash, Dollar, Gold, IMF, Jim Rickards, SDR, Special Drawing Rights
Summary Those who call for a SDR World Currency or SDRs Backed with Gold. Those who call for a dollar crash. Those who call for hyperinflation. Separating Fact from Fiction and how you can profit without fear. You’ve been reading about a dollar crash for years from many of the fearmonger peddler’s of gold, newsletters, or anything else they sell …
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29
2016
The Dollar and Gold Inverse Relationship Still Matters – For Now
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: $1, 300, Bonds, Dollar, EURO, fed, Gold, Interest rates, resistance, silver, TLT, YEN
From my Current Thoughts on 3/24 I put up a chart of the dollar and said: “Today was a consolidation day before the next move, which can still go either way.” We have seen the dollar since fall and gold take off higher with today’s move a significant one. Yes, for now, the dollar still matters. We have to let …
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14
2016
Gold: Where To From Here?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Currencies, Dollar, ECB, EURO, europe, GDP, Gold, Japan, Mario Draghi, Shinzo Abe, Trump, YEN
Gold fell $23 today to $1,235.90 after hitting a low of $1,230.10 and silver after opening up stronger, gave up all of its gains and fell from high to low 50 cents, finishing the day off at $15.37. Can you guess this is Fed week again? Oil started off the day down and then fell hard taking the stock market …
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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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23
2015
Gold started the day down and then moved higher today and settled lower. The dollar was the key in gold’s movement and received some bad data on the economy today that gave the yellow metal a boost in the morning, but that was it. From there gold meandered the rest of the day, as without any negative news it simply …
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