Continuation of the article for novice investors who are just beginning to think about how to start investing in gold. The article will help you better understand what gold is and how it should be perceived in the first place. You can read the beginning of the article HERE. 4) Always try to buy physical … Read moreWhy is it gold money? Part 2.
If you have not yet invested in precious metals, but are only interested in this type of investment, the following information will be of interest to you and will help you make the right decision. 1) Gold is not a commodity. Gold is money. Soybeans, crude oil and other commodities and agricultural products are consumed … Read moreWhy is it gold money? Part 1.
Gold stock investor and broker Murray Pollitt speculates that the time for central banks to manipulate gold to contain its price is coming to an end and that we should expect gold to return soon as money. Now we can all observe how the countries of Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa and Latin America buy gold. … Read moreThe return of gold as money is inevitable
History is a funny thing, almost as funny as human nature. Markets, including their latest “temporary inflation” meme, are no exception to this psychological tragicomedy. Temporary hope, timeless lies Towards the end of 1864, for example, as Union forces under General Grant approached Richmond at the end of a long and grueling civil war in … Read moreRampant inflation and destruction of money will continue for years to come
Some economists argue that a monetary system based on the gold standard will not be stable enough, since in this case gold mining companies, and not central banks, will control the money supply (gold). As a result, prices will fluctuate constantly, and this will influence the discovery of new gold deposits. That is why, according … Read moreThe gold standard against money printing
On July 13, 2011, the United States Congress held a hearing of the Finance Committee of the United States Congress, which was attended by Federal Reserve System (FRS) President Ben Bernanke. July 14, 2011