Gold

Listen to what gold is saying. It’s not deflation that we have to worry about, it's these 4 things.

The big question on the minds of most investors is what will happen to the markets and precious metals in 2019. Well, the answer depends mainly on two factors, the oil price and overall weakness in the economy.

When will people wake up to the fact that investing in gold mining shares is not a good idea? For the life of me I just don't understand what the supposed experts are seeing and thinking when they talk about the “positive outlook for mining shares” and, as far as gold stocks outperforming gold, well, just forget about it. Here's why.

I think that the "Gold Forecaster" is a real game changer in the world of precious metals investors. It is comprised of 5 economic indicators linked to the fundamentals of gold as a safe haven. This tool can predict the price movements in gold 1 year upfront and I invite precious metals investors to start using this tool.

The gold price has been rising over the past month, driven by central banks and ETFs seeking safe-haven assets as the stock market sells-off sharply. Central banks have bought a total of 264 tons of gold this year and there is renewed investor interest in gold ETFs over the past month or two, [both possibly marking] the start of a new bull cycle for gold.

An all-out U.S. trade war with China would be destabilizing to the global economy to put it lightly. One of the big issues tied to this dispute is how this will affect the price of gold.

There are many risks right now that favor owning gold in your portfolio. Below I’ve selected 5 of the most compelling charts that highlight why I think you need gold in your portfolio now.

While this year has been especially lackluster for gold with its price slumping 8% YTD and down 35% from its high.in 2011 this out-of-favor asset class now deserves a place in investment portfolios. Here's why.

Gold and silver have been exceptionally weak this year. Is it finally time to buy gold & silver?

The entire commodity complex has now embarked on the next cyclical bear market within the context of its long term secular bear. Once the next recession arrives this trend should accelerate. The decline we have seen so far is just the beginning of this trend.