News Articles
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Gold to Skyrocket as Italian Rebellion Unfolds
(Read More)There is currently a wave of populism riding in Italy that is sure to bring more volatility to the markets, and with financial unrest comes a surge in gold, this according to Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors . . . .
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Russias Gold Hoard Soars
(Read More)Putin Warns: "US Sanctions Hurt Trust in Dollar as Reserve Currency"
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This Is Not ‘A New Dollar Bull Market’
(Read More)Gold to Outperform Against Other Currencies . . . .
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Gold Should be Viewed as Money<br />Not as an Investment Instrument
(Read More)On May 4 and 5, 2018, Warren E. Buffett (born 1930) and Charles T. Munger (born 1924), both already legends during their lifetime, held the annual shareholders’ meeting of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. . . . .
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Turkey Repatriates all Gold from the US in Attempt to Ditch the Dollar
(Read More)After Venezuela, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands prudently repatriated a substantial portion (if not all) of their physical gold held at the NY Fed or other western central banks in recent years, one month ago Turkey announced that it too has decided to repatriate its gold stored in the US Federal Reserve and deliver it to the Istanbul Stock Exchange . . . .
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Gold 2048: The next 30 years for gold
(Read More)How can we map the global economy between now and the middle of the century? . . . .
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China Gold Demand Off to Hot Start
(Read More)It looks to be another boom year for gold. Investors are anticipating a continued demand for the precious metal for the fifth year in a row . . . .
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What Is the Optimal Silver Allocation in Your Portfolio
(Read More)The low interest rate economy has meant that good conservative investments have been few and far between . . . .
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Net Gold Purchases by Central Banks Surged 42% in Q1 This Year
(Read More)The combined purchases by Russia, Turkey and Kazakhstan accounted for nearly 50% of the overall net gold purchases . . . .
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Turkish Gold Imports Triple as The Central Bank Diversifies Out of Dollars
(Read More)Turkish gold imports surged due to a sharp increase in investment demand as well as renewed Central bank purchases . . . .





