Category: Precious Metals
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Reset for the price of gold
Q: Will Trump support a reset for the price of gold. A: Yes. Q; Why? A: The persons who control the big banks are also the persons that own most of the gold. Putting gold officially back into the monetary system will likely be necessary after the crash and burn in order to restore confidence.…
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Hillary Clinton and the price of gold?
Q: Would Hillary Clinton’s election to the presidency of the USA be positive for the price of gold? A: On balance, yes but not for the same reasons as Trump’s election. I expect that the economy would tank faster under a left wing Marxist approach that could be expected from Clinton. Trump is more nationalist…
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Is Trump bullish for the price of gold?
Q: Would the election of Donald J. Trump be bullish for the price of gold? A: On balance yes. Q: What are the reasons? A: It would be a very public and global indication that the political climate in the USA has turned toward reality and away from the fantasy of fiat money expansion being…
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Bottom for the gold market?
Q: Is there an update on the bottom for the gold market? A: Yes. On the bullion, it appears that the low was $1045 about 8 months ago. The shares made their lows mostly a month later. Some shares such as ABX, bottomed a half year earlier. It has been a fragmented market pattern. Q:…
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Enormous volatility in the Gold Market with BREXIT
Q: We have witnessed enormous volatility in the gold market with BREXIT’s unexpected win. Does this mark the beginning of a breakout to the upside or was it a panic finish of a countertrend rally starting at about $1,050 and ending at about $1,360? A: Good question. The last $110 move in two hours was…
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In Gold we Trust – Report
The 10th “In Gold we Trust” report: Gold is back, a new bull market is emerging The 10th “In Gold we Trust” report will be presented at an international press conference on June 28, 2016. The 170-page publication is considered the “gold standard” of gold analysis and a must-read for all interested (gold) investors. Last year’s…
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England’s Brexit Vote May Cause Gold Rush
Dillon Gage Metals Founder Weighs in on Possible Outcomes ADDISON, TEXAS (June 14, 2016) – Dillon Gage Metals, an international precious metals wholesaler, is investigating what potential effect the upcoming Brexit vote may have on the global precious metals market. On June 23, British voters will cast ballots to determine whether or not the U.K.…
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Negative interest rates and the price of gold
Q: How will negative interest rates affect the price of gold? A: On a fundamental level and for obvious reasons, negative interest rates are another reason to own precious metal assets: they refute the objection that gold does not earn interest. Q: Why have the BOJ and ECB gone to negative interest rates? A: Officially…
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US Gold Market Infographic
The US Gold Market is best known as the home of gold futures trading on the COMEX in New York. The COMEX has a literal monopoly on gold futures trading volumes worldwide, but very little physical gold is actually exchanged between COMEX trading participants, and gold inventories maintained in COMEX vaults in New York are…