This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Understanding why gold’s price rises despite higher interest rates, the trouble with “tokenized gold” and platinum might be the diversification asset you need.
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Those who are looking to get rich quick can try their luck at lotteries, casinos, or highly leveraged derivatives markets. Most who do will, predictably, end up getting poorer. A sound investing strategy won’t necessarily bring you jackpot gains, but it will protect you from disastrous losses while…
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On 2023-07-27, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,952.79 and a high of 1,986.44. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,966.60, the highest point reached was 1,979.90, the lowest point was 1,963.20, and the closing price was 1,972.50
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On 2023-07-27, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,952.79 and a high of 1,986.44. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,966.60, the highest point reached was 1,979.90, the lowest point was 1,963.20, and the closing price was 1,972.50
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Looking at every recession since December 1969, the economist David Rosenberg has calculated that, on average, the Leading Economic Index starts to decline 13 months before a recession begins and falls 4.6 percent before the recession begins. By that metric, we’re even deeper into the danger zone than
Full Article →On 2023-07-26, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,948.21 and a high of 1,981.21. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,956.10, the highest point reached was 1,967.70, the lowest point was 1,951.60, and the closing price was 1,966.80.
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The USD Index is on the rise, and the precious metals sector is declining. Big things can have small beginnings, though, and that’s normal. In yesterday’s analysis, I focused on what’s currently most important from the medium- and short-term point of view on… pretty much all markets
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On 2023-07-25, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,947.35 and a high of 1,979.63. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,963.00, the highest point reached was 1,969.80, the lowest point was 1,954.60, and the closing price was 1,956.00
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Last week, the Fed launched a new payment processing system dubbed “FedNow.” Officials say FedNow will allow individuals and businesses to initiate instant funds transfers between banks. Critics warn FedNow could be a prelude to central bank digital currency (CBDC) that threatens financial privacy and freedom.
Full Article →On 2023-07-24, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,952.12 and a high of 1,987.26. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,963.60, the highest point reached was 1,964.80, the lowest point was 1,962.20, and the closing price was 1,963.00.
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By now, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). In the U.S., they’ve come to be known popularly as “digital dollars.” Basically, CBDCs are the digital versions of the same official currencies issued by central banks around the world…
Full Article →On 2023-07-21, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,963.75 and a high of 1,999.57. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,980.30, the highest point reached was 1,989.80, the lowest point was 1,967.70, and the closing price was 1,974.20.
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Following the government’s panicked response to the Covid pandemic, the resulting economic devastation and two-plus years of historic inflation thus far… There is finally some good news! According to data released from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), wages are finally outpacing inflation… Or are they?
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This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top news stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: The trend of central bank gold repatriation, analyzing gold’s headwinds, and man from Kentucky finds 700 Civil War era coins almost in his backyard.
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One of the most common questions we get from clients is whether they should buy either gold OR silver. Anyone researching an investment in bullion can find good arguments for owning either metal. One of the best ways to evaluate the prospects of one metal versus the other is by looking at the gold/silver ratio.
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On 2023-07-17, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,946.65 and a high of 1,983.08. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,964.60, the highest point reached was 1,967.80, the lowest point was 1,954.70, and the closing price was 1,959.30.
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When you’re planning for retirement, one of the many decisions you’ll have to make is whether to contribute “pre-tax” or “after-tax” dollars. Each has its advantages, and here’s a general summary of maximizing your savings using a 401(k) plan…
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And so, it happened – against the odds and rising real rates, the USDX is at a new yearly low. But is gold at a new yearly high?… The decline in the USDX was truly significant. Things are (still) very exciting on the USD Index front. Yes, it’s declining, and yes, it’s excitingly… Bullish.
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This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Russia announces gold-backed BRICS, Larry Lepard predicts total fiat failure by 2030 and Zoltan Pozsar’s take on the new monetary world order.
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2023 is barely half finished. Yet already we know America’s flirtation with debt default will most certainly prove to be one of the biggest news stories of the year. The way events unfolded still may be a fresh memory for some.
Full Article →On 2023-07-10, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,911.28 and a high of 1,950.93. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,917.50, the highest point reached was 1,941.10, the lowest point was 1,915.40, and the closing price was 1,930.50.
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The speed at which a bank can be deemed insolvent has increased dramatically with improvements in communication and technology, which prompts businesses, institutions, and wealthy individuals to rethink ways to safely store their cash.
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So, yeah, gold, silver, and mining stocks declined yesterday. This did not surprise you, as I’ve been emphasizing multiple reasons due to which this was the likely outcome. But I admit the power with which juniors declined yesterday amazed me even more than I thought it would. And I get rarely surprised by the markets.
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n a historic move, the New Jersey Assembly has unanimously voted to eliminate the sales tax on physical gold and silver. Assembly Bill A5294 exempts precious metals purchases over $1,000 from state sales taxes, aligning New Jersey with the majority of states that have already ended this regressive tax.
Full Article →On 2023-07-05, the expected price range for the Gold Continuous Futures was projected to have a low of 1,907.11 and a high of 1,938.28. This forecast was based partially on the previous day’s data, where the opening price was 1,917.90, the highest point reached was 1,929.50, the lowest point was 1,917.90, and the closing price was 1,921.70.
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The month is over. The week is over. Some things changed, some things didn’t. What can one predict for gold price in July 2023? While it might appear that not much happened in gold last month, in reality, it declined by over $50 – and that’s no small feat.
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Time to batten down the hatches, folks. That warning comes from HSBC Asset Management earlier this week. It could be a long recession, too. It’s not that surprising, once you take the highlights of HSBC’s into account. Even worse, chief strategist Joseph Little added a bit of context…
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If you can see beyond the mainstream media’s attempted glossing over of Biden’s failures, one topic stands out: Historic inflation since June 2021. Of course, Biden doesn’t deserve all the blame for inflation heating up. Powell’s Fed practically ignored it until the “inflation train” had already left the station.
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