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Michael Snyder: How in the world is someone supposed to actually prepare for an economic collapse? What should you do with your money? How can you make Read more…
Jeff Nielson: In Part I, readers were presented with a list of the three trends which overwhelm all other factors and fundamentals in the gold and silver markets. The first and most dominant trend – the grossly excessive printing of (worthless) paper currencies – was explained to readers in detail. Read more…
Jeff Nielson: B.S. Bernanke has been in a quandry, ever since the Federal Reserve’s “QE II” was universally castigated as a reckless (and selfish) escapade by the U.S., aimed at doing nothing more than propping up the value of the “financial assets” of the Wall Street crime syndicate. Bernanke never understood that Read more…
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Jeff Clark: Let’s explore the advantages of saving in gold and silver over dollars. Here’s a hypothetical look at what could occur over the remainder of this decade. Read more…
Jeff Nielson: Throughout the history of our industrialized economies, gold and silver have typically represented between 5% and 10% of the average investor portfolio – or roughly 5% to 10% of their wealth. Note that historically this ratio has typically risen in times of financial turmoil, crisis, or simply Read more…
Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: Fearful of desperate governments taking desperate actions during the coming currency crisis, Gloom Boom Doom editor and publisher Marc Faber advises investors to Read more…
JT Long: Opportunities abound across the spectrum of precious metal equities, which remain undervalued as bullion prices continue their upward trends. That’s the word according to Charles Oliver and Jamie Horvat, both senior portfolio managers at Sprott Asset Management. In this exclusive interview with Read more…
Jeff Nielson: One of the reasons why I stay very active in discussions with readers on our forum is that it is a wonderful way of keeping in touch with what the ordinary investor is thinking. More specifically, Read more…
Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: If ever a chart signaled a time to buy, it’s the silver chart. Breakouts are everywhere, with the big one at $37 still ahead of us. Then there’s nothing between that price and $50. Read more…
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Karen Roche: GoldMoney Founder and Chairman James Turk knows how to find great deals on gold and silver. He claims that the 2012 bottom for gold came during the first week in January. If the year’s low is already history and if his projection that gold will hit the $2,000/oz mark within three months
Jeff Nielson: Arithmetic is a harsh mistress. Irrespective of how badly the banking cabal wishes to suppress the prices of gold and silver, and irrespective of how much brute force they are able to apply to the market over the short term with their (illegal) manipulations; the inexorable pull of supply and Read more…
JT Long: On November 30, Eric Sprott, chairman of Sprott Inc. and one of the largest holders of physical silver and silver equities globally, issued a call to action to 17 of the world’s largest silver producers to limit the sale of the metal until prices increase. In this Gold Report exclusive, we asked the activist Read more…
Kevin McElroy: Yesterday, I told you I would buy some gold in the near future. That might be in a week or a month – I’m not sure. It depends on my year-end bonus. Read more…
Jeb Handwerger: Stock markets are tumbling from Japan to Wall Street. Already shaky Spanish and Italian financial instruments are quaking in their fancy boots as Greece does not make the cuts needed to be able to receive financial assistance. Vladimir Putin, a prototypical example of a classic Russian Bear Read more…
George Maniere: The last year for gold and silver has been an amazing ride. After a sideways consolidation period in which silver traded at $15.00 for the first three quarters of 2010, September unleashed a move that was nearly unstoppable. From September 2010 through October Read more…
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