Many of you invest in gold for different reasons. Some as insurance for the collapse of the dollar. Some for reasons it is beaten down and taking profit from stocks to put into gold from an asset allocation move for your portfolio. But what is it that is the eventual collapse of all currencies throughout the history of mankind? It …
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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 …
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8
2019
Podcast Interview with Gold Silver Pros Robert Kientz on Gold, Silver, Miners and Markets
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Doug Eberhardt, ETFs, fed, Gold, GoldSilverPros, Illusions of Wealth, insurance, John Exter, leverage, markets, national, podcast, pyramid, Recession, Robert Keintz, silver
GSPros Broadcast – Eberhardt On Gold, Silver, And Illusions Of Wealth Original article at GoldSilver Pros can be found here: GSPros Broadcast – Eberhardt On Gold, Silver, And Illusions Of Wealth I did a podcast with Gold Silver Pros Robert Kientz on gold, silver, miners and markets where we tackled many other issues including the national debt, the Fed and …
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4
2019
Gold Dealers Who Sell 1.5 Ounce Silver Coins Are Ripping You Off – Actual Case Study
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: 1.5 ounce, coin, coins, Gold, IRA, lear capital, polar bear, Proof, scam, silver
When it comes to gold dealers, not all are the same. This article will expose a tactic one gold dealer, Lear Capital, has used to charge very high commissions for bullion silver and gold coins they sell, sometimes leaving you having to make 30% or more just to break even. The way to tell the difference in whether or not …
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8
2019
Many people buy insurance policies on their car, home, and health, and of course hope to never utilize it. For most of us, it is money that is thrown away to the insurance companies that take the risk so that a few benefit by filing a claim when needed. Gold is also insurance that you hope to never utilize. However, …
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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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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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1
2018
As I wrote in my last Current Thoughts from April 11th, 2018, Gold Not quite Ready for Blast Off, we got the turn lower and are now in a better position to make some purchases. Here is what I wrote then; Were just not quite ready for blast off on gold just yet. The dollar was falling when gold was moving up …
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