The near-7% jump in Gold Prices seen on Fri 21 Nov. came as hedge funds and other large speculators faced a "short squeeze", forcing them to slash their bearish bets on the futures markets and cutting the number of "short" contracts ...
What we learned from the early 1930's experience, as noted above, was that deflation ultimately led to dollar devaluation, and a commensurate gold price appreciation as well as positive inflation after 1933; practically overnight ...
Gold has retained its purchasing power over the centuries and will no doubt continue to do so in the current environment. Consequently gold will almost certainly increase five fold (or more) if the level of prices in the USA increases ...
It's bad enough that spot commodity prices are crashing. Oil is down nearly $100 from its highs. Copper and other base metals are down 50% or more. Gold has slipped some 25% from its Dollar-top in March, while silver has dumped almost ...
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Falling for the fourth time running – the longest stretch of falling prices since 1997 – the monthly average Gold Price ended Nov. at $760 an ounce, its lowest level since Oct. 2007. The near-7% jump in Gold Prices seen on Fri 21 Nov. ...
Only one decade last century saw inflation average less than 0.3%, and that was during the 1930s – back when the United States remained on the Gold Standard, even as Europe abandoned it. US prices fell 1.9% per year on average; ...
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As mentioned above, the intermediate term momentum indicator has shown us a positive divergence versus gold price action. It has just very slightly breached its neutral line and is uncomfortably in its positive zone. ...
