Gold, Silver & Other Commodities

SLV is trading at an attractive level, and appears to have entered a new uptrend towards the end of last year. The recent correction appears to be a positive technical development which should allow market participants to enter SLV at an appealing point around current levels.

There are numerous constructive fundamental, technical, and psychological variables that suggest gold is likely going substantially higher from here. As such, this is likely an extremely good time to accumulate gold, gold miners, and other gold-related assets.

Because investment professionals are generally well informed, competing in an industry in which performance is king, one would assume any asset class deserving of rightful consideration would enjoy a fair hearing so it begs the question "Why Doesn't Gold Get The Respect It Deserves?"

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How much gold is the world digging up each year and what countries produce the most? Read on!

Jim Rickards is of the opinion (see HERE) that a global currency reset is coming in the not too distant future in the form of an IMF issue, known as a Special Depository Receipt. It will be backed by 20-40% gold from the reserves of the global central banks which will necessitate revaluing bullion to around $7,000 a troy ounce, or there won’t be enough of it to do the job. The unknown factor is the timeline: does this happen this year - or in five years?

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If the East has gained control of the gold, and the West is essentially insolvent to its core, why aren’t gold and silver finding a higher level that, at a minimum, would reflect a simple adjustment for inflation for the past few decades? The answer is really quite simple: the "Rothschild formula" is is alive and well. Let me explain just what the Rothschild formula is and how it is influencing the price of gold.

There is only one reason for declines in the price of gold and it is the exact opposite of the only reason that gold prices go up

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