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"QE2"

Jun

13

2011

What’s Going On With Gold? – Where To From Here

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: bank failures, buy gold, Debt Ceiling, FDIC, Federal Reserve Balance Sheet, Gold Prices falling, QE2, QE3, sub-investment grade derivatives, U.S. bank risk

Back in September 2010 I went out on a limb and called a top for those who trade gold and silver mining shares. My goal at the time was to have them consider taking their profits in paper gold and convert to the physical metal for delivery, what we specialize in here at Buy Gold and Silver Safely. At the …

Jan

28

2011

What Will Gold Do Next? 2011 Predictions

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: banking crisis, Bernanke, buy gold, buy silver, consumer confidence, debt, dollar cost averaging, economic recovery, gold bubble, gold predictions, gold price, HUI, QE2, quantitative easing, silver predictions, silver price, TBT, Treasuries, U.S. Dollar Index, what will gold do next

Why will the future price of gold and silver move higher? Because a nation cannot build a sustainable recovery on a foundation of debt.

Dec

29

2010

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

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: 2011 Predictions, banking crisis, buy gold, buy silver, China and Japan Selling U.S. Treasuries, Crash of 2010, Crash of 2011, deflationary credit contraction, GDP, Gerald Celente, Gerald Celente wrong, QE Infinity, QE2, quantitative easing, U.S. banking system, U.S. economy, U.S. Treasuries

Celente will eventually get his crash, but I don’t think it will occur until people wake up to the problems our biggest banks are having.

Oct

7

2010

Bernanke Has Everyone Fooled With "Talk" Of More Fed Quantitative Easing

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Bernanke, Buy Gold and Silver Safely, Credit Contraction, Deflation, dennis gartman, Federal Reserve, Gold, Inflation, Peter Schiff, QE2, quantitative easing

The interesting thing to me is people still believe Bernanke at his word. But what would be the consequence of even more quantitative easing? It would be disastrous to the economy and the U.S. dollar. So why not accomplish what he wants to occur without doing anything?