Keep in mind that there is much fear mongering going on by people who would profit by others buying gold. Not saying buying gold is a bad idea or...
Gold isn't really an investment in that it's a commodity. Gold doesn't pay dividends and has a set amount of it available. However, i would...
After more bad news out of Europe, everything is taking a nosedive today. Silver is down almost $2 and Gold $30. Use this opportunity to buy more...
Of course it should be, the historic ratio, through hundreds if not thousands of years of gold:silver was 1:16. If that was true today, with gold...
I always buy from a website called ProvidentMetals.com. What I like about them is that their prices update in real-time, so you could make an...
There's been a lot of talk on the Internet about the possibility of a dollar collapse. As dire as it may seem, there IS a silver lining to a...
Ok so here's something that confuses me. If Greece defaults or there's a big mark-down in EU debt, highly leveraged European banks would begin to...
^^^ Nice, that's where I'm trying to get to.
It could very well hit $1800 again soon and take out it's previous record highs on it's way to $2000+ very soon.
I have silver eagles and junk silver quarters.
Silver has a bright future. It has a lot of catching up to do and needs to reach $120 just to get back to the historic ratio.
It's because the long term price of gold, based on the action of central bankers, is very optimistic and supportive.
I have a feeling the dollar will die through hyperinflation before we even get close to a gold standard. Politicians and businesses love fiat...
It would still be a good idea to occasionally buy a little amount of Gold & Silver, just to have some.
The American dollar is backed by bombs, threats, and violence. Yeah, I think dollars are great :p
No QE3. Inflation is starting to pick up and it would just delay an inevitable crash.
No! Never! That's akin to suicide in the current market conditions, even if gold is in a consolidation phase.
We could easily see $5000 before serious talk of a new gold standard emerges. I'd imagine a gold standard would be something close to $10,000 an...
Probably a lot. I'd say close to a million. You have to hire people, manage the business and buy equipment.
Anybody who says gold is in a bubble doesn't know what they're talking about.
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