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Buy Gold Now Or Wait?
Expect more price volatility, including on the downside. Gold is notoriously slow about reacting to the effects of inflation; i.e., catching up in price to the loss of purchasing power in the U.S. dollar.
What Gold Needs
Owning gold (real money) because it is a proven, long-term store of value is wise. Betting on an unreasonably higher gold price in the short term for all the wrong reasons is foolish.
Some Needed Perspective On Gold And Silver
As long as the effects of inflation continue to show up in higher prices for goods and services, a higher nominal gold price can be expected over the long term – eventually.
Four Signs The Economy Is In Decline
Cracks in the foundations of financial and economic stability might soon become chasms. Unfortunately, it won’t matter where you step.
Too Soon For New Highs In Gold
Much higher gold prices, such as $3000 oz. can only happen after further lasting and significant losses in U.S. dollar purchasing power. That is likely to take longer than most investors are willing to wait.
Stock And Bond Expert Makes Case For PMC Ounce And Gold – National Debt A Key Price Driver
Our friend Nick Krsnich, who currently leads JMN Investment Management, applied his proprietary models to produce an exhaustive study of the performance of the PMC Ounce and gold in various market conditions going back to the 1980’s.
Gold Price To Monetary Base – A Ratio To Keep An Eye On
With all of the trillions of dollars of credit that were created by the Fed in response to the events of 2007-08, why did things not get better more quickly and more obviously?
Gold Vs. Stocks And Interest Rates – No Correlation
The higher price of gold is correlated to the loss of purchasing power in the U.S. dollar. At $2000 oz. the price of gold reflects a ninety-nine percent loss of U.S. dollar purchasing power.
The Federal Reserve And $10,000 Gold
If you are a trader/investor who expects $10,000 gold, it might be a good idea to reevaluate your expectations with respect to timing, conditions (known and unknown), implications, and form of ownership.
Will The U.S. Dollar Collapse?
Could the U.S. dollar suddenly become worthless?  Yes, it could. Before jumping to conclusions, though, we need to consider some historical perspectives. 
The Nobility Of Central Bank Action
We are currently in the early stages of another Fed-spawned financial crisis which could blow up the world economy. Let’s hope not; but don’t act surprised. You’ve been warned.
It Was Never About Gold – Always About The Dollar
The price of gold tells us nothing about gold. It tells us only what has happened to the dollar.
Gold, Interest Rates, And U.S. Dollar – What You Need To Know Now
All in all, the next few months should be historic in nature for gold, interest rates and the U.S. dollar.
Bank Failures And Government Deficits
At some point soon, there will likely be a trigger event that puts the issue of bank liquidity back on the front page. 
The Undeniable Purchasing Power Of Gold
Over time, the effects of inflation, i.e., higher prices for goods and services, are reflected in a higher price for gold. Holding gold compensates you for the erosion of purchasing power in the U.S. dollar.
Munis, Interest Rates, And The Fed
We are at a point where bond market activity and the direction and level of interest rates may diverge in large measure from Fed policy and intention. Be prepared.
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