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Destruction Of Money Is Keeping Inflation In Check
Destruction of money is the opposite of what might be expected if one is looking for evidence that could support some of the more extreme expectations and projections for inflation and its effects.
Gold Price, Inflation, Dollar Collapse, & BRICS
The success of any fiat currency or real money substitute (anything other than gold itself as the medium of exchange) depends on its convertibility into gold - on demand.
What We Know About Gold
Extreme inflation is a real possibility. So is deflation. Or, things could continue in muted fashion for years. The gold price won't reflect any of those scenarios until after they happen.
All Things Gold - Government Default Could Mean Lower Gold Price
In a 'default,' despite potential negative consequences, fundamental support favors lower, not higher, gold prices.
The Gold Price And Geopolitical Concerns
The attack by Hamas on Israel and the repercussions of such prompted the buying of gold by various parties. An analysis of the buyers may be interesting, but it isn’t as important as the action itself and the resulting predictions for higher prices.
Treasury Bonds Update
It took four decades for the Federal Reserve to engineer interest rates downward to near zero from north of 15% on the very same U.S. Treasury bonds that currently yield 4.7%. Don't expect lower rates anytime soon.
Gold Continues 3-Year Decline
The gold price will eventually reflect the effects of inflation in a higher inflation-adjusted price. We just don't know when. Nor does anyone else. As long as the U.S. dollar remains strong, it won't likely happen soon.
Bond Market Tells The Real Story
The drop in treasury bonds is telling us not to expect a change anytime soon. Based on Thursday's price action, it is reasonable to expect higher interest rates to continue.
Silver Not Underpriced Compared To Gold
The gold-to-silver ratio will continue to widen in favor of gold as long as the US dollar continues to lose purchasing power.
The Clear And Present Dangers Of Trade Tariffs
Greater economic disruption will be the inevitable result of any trade protectionist measures.
Gold - After Inflation, What Is Left?
In inflation-adjusted terms, gold at $1915 oz. today is identical to $515 oz. in May 1980.
Gold And The Shrinking Money Supply
Because of government and central bank inflation, the money supply is always growing.
Silver Coin Premiums Are Shrinking, But ...
The most fervent and extreme buyers of Silver Eagle Coins since 2020 are likely underwater by as much as $15-$20 per coin right now, still waiting for the big upside move in silver that has not yet materialized.
Gold Convertibility – Not Gold Backing
The success of any fiat currency or real money substitute, in other words, anything other than gold itself as the medium of exchange, depends on its convertibility into gold – on demand.
Gold Is Literally Priceless
No matter how high the price of gold goes in U.S. dollars, the value of an ounce of gold remains the same. Gold is literally priceless.
Investor Expectations Versus Fed Intentions
Quite a few people are convinced that they know what the Fed will do next, and why. How do they know? Is it really that obvious? Here are some more questions.
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