Many investors try and say silver is a bad investment because the stock market has outperformed silver depending of course on your starting date. But this comparison of the two is a false pretense as silver is money and the stock market is investing in companies that try to earn a profit each year. But let’s analyze this a bit …
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21
2015
We are confident of the returns in the mining stocks we have selected for the Mining Package that is for sale. In fact, one of our secrets in buying these gold and silver stocks is quite simple in that it can lock you in 100% return no matter what happens. We want you to make money on these stocks. To …
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30
2015
Gold and silver started the day lower, tried to make a run higher and ended up back to the lows of the day. I want to remind gold bulls what stage we are in with gold. Richard Russell sums it up best (and I mentioned this in my book, Buy Gold and Silver Safely. I believe gold is in a …
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13
2015
Gold had a range of $10 on Friday, closing down slightly in the middle of that range at a bid of $1,181.30. Silver has been acting weaker than gold the last 30 days, 6.34% lower while gold is down 2.78%. The last year silver is down 18.28% while gold is lower by 7.21%. This is not what investors in gold and …
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13
2015
I was quoted recently in AARP Magazine February/March 2015 edition for an article titled Should You Buy Gold? I have been talking back and forth with the AARP editor Eileen Ambrose since July of 2014 when she first interviewed me. I had been telling her then that I expect lower prices in gold as it was trading over $1,300. The article never …
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9
2015
2015 Predictions for Gold and Silver
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: 2015, austrian, central banks, contraction, credit, dealer, Deflation, Dollar, EURO, fed, Gold, Hyperinflation, Inflation, lewrockwell.com, M2, Predictions, silver, Stocks, YEN
Over the last few years I have been one of the few who sell gold and silver that have been dollar bullish as well as being in the deflation rather than inflation camp. Because of this viewpoint, I have been ingnored by some of the Austrian websites like LewRockwell.com because of their mantra for a dollar collapse and adherence to …
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23
2014
Which Has Been Better since 1975, Gold or Savings at Bank?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: bank, Bonds, debt, Deflation, Dollar, Draghi, EURO, fed, Gold, Interest rates, Real Estate, savings, Stocks, Treasuries, Yellen, YEN
With banks paying very little interest these days, investors have been seeking out ways to earn more than the paltry less than 1/2 percent that banks are paying on savings. The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates artificially low, hurting those seniors and other savers who don’t trust the stock or bond market with their nest egg. But some of …
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25
2013
Do Financial Advisors Ever Caution You Against Buying Stocks?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: buy, caution, financial advisor, Gold, precious metals, sell, silver, Stocks
Recently I had someone tell me that I am biased in favor of gold and silver (meaning always bullish) because I sell gold and silver. This was rather presumptuous on their behalf which is why I copied the articles below to show what I have actually written over the past five months about the gold and silver markets. Sept. 16 …
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26
2013
Is This the Bottom for Gold and Silver?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: bubble, bullish, Currencies, dead cat bounce, Deflation, Dollar, Economy, fed, GDP, gold bottom, higher, lower, price, pushing on a string, QE, silver, Stocks
AUTHOR’s NOTE: I have decided to no longer write for Seeking Alpha because of their lack of professionalism and control of content that goes against what I believe in and have written about in my book, Buy Gold and Silver Safely. They have been forcing authors to include paper stocks, ETF’s or Mutual Funds as alternatives to physical precious metals …
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5
2012
The U.S. economy is on the cusp of something big. The questions on everyone’s mind are as follows; 1. Who will be our next President and how will that affect the stock market? 2. Will gold and silver be viewed as a safe haven or fall in price like they did in 2008 if the recession deepens? 3. Will the Fed …
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