The chart below looks at the Silver/S&P 500 ratio over the past 40-years, highlighting several long-term trends and it suggests that silver is on course to outperform the S&P 500 for years to come.
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What's a SPAC, how is it created, how does it work, what does its capital structure look like, what's in it for the creators of a SPAC and why do private companies like going public via a SPAC? This article provides you with all you need to know before investing in a SPAC.
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Gold mining stocks are much more volatile than gold bullion and have a variety of additional risks dependent on their company structure, jurisdiction of operations, and operational efficiency but they can be an alluring option for investors who are looking for exceptional returns in gold bull markets. Here's why.
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In mining, the safest bets are the royalty and streaming (R&S) companies that don’t actually mine metal themselves but contract with other mines to take part of their future output. Here's why.
Read More »Growth In National Debt Is 86% Correlated to the Price of Gold! Got Gold? (+8K Views)
The correlation between the gold price, silver price and the debt growth has been amazingly accurate since 2001. Government spends too much money to perform a few essential services and to buy votes, wars, and welfare, and thereby increases its debt almost every year, while gold and silver prices, on average, match the increases in accumulated national debt.
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This article presents 6 of the underlying trends that will transform society and markets over the coming years.
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By definition, rare events should seldom occur and applying that understanding to financial markets assumes that all market events follow a normal distribution or, in layman's terms, a bell-shaped curve. More specifically, the statistics say that 99.7% of all daily movements should fall within three standard deviations of the mean, no more. Well, guess what? New research suggests that they clearly don't follow such a pattern - that "unlikely" doesn't mean "never". [Let me expand on that.] Words: 1079; Charts: 1
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The level of M2 - the total amount of money in circulation in the country - is not only helpful in deciphering the fair value for gold but also where the metal is headed by forecasting how the money stock will trend and...while gold doesn't move in lockstep with M2, it does follow M2 higher over time.
Read More »Are Gold Stocks a Better Choice Than Gold Itself? Let’s Find Out
Most of the biggest gains in gold stocks relative to gold bullion have come in a short period of time at the early stages of gold bull markets.
Read More »Gold Has A Price BUT Jade Is Priceless! Here’s Why (+6K Views)
Jade is valued so differently than other comparable gemstones or precious metals that a Chinese proverb says "Gold has a price; jade is priceless". Jade is not, in fact priceless but the finest jade sells for about the same price per carat as diamonds in the United States.
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