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On hearing that the Fed is planning more QE, gold should rise and silver should rise even more. But why? Continue reading
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The driving forces that pushed gold to $1,900 in 2011 have not gone away and in fact have gotten worse says Nick Barisheff, CEO of Bullion Management Group. Continue reading
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Throughout history the prices of gold and silver have moved together, usually with gold costing 10 to 20 times as much as silver. The historical ratio is 16, so the current ratio (in excess of 50) is high. There is room for silver to explode higher, narrowing the ratio to perhaps 20 to 1. As gold climbs in the next few years, and assuming the ratio drops to approximately 20 to 1, the price of silver could exceed $200 per ounce depending on the extent of the QE currency printing, panic, hyperinflation, and investor demand. Continue reading
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Mike Maloney is the author of the world’s best selling book on precious metals investing. Since 2003 he has been advocating gold and silver as the ultimate means of protecting wealth from the games played by our governments and banking sector. Continue reading
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According to Lloyds TSB, silver prices have delivered the best gains since 2002. Continue reading
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GoldSilverWorlds discusses some important topics related to precious metals with Nick Barisheff, CEO of Bullion Management Group Inc. and author of the book “$10,000 Gold: Why Gold’s Inevitable Rise is the Investor’s Safe Haven” which will be released later this year and is available now for pre-order on Amazon.com. Continue reading
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It’s not too late to buy silver, but this train is leaving the station…So you better get moving very soon if you want a piece of the surge that’s coming in silver. Continue reading
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One of the variables that affects the gold price is negative real interest rates—where inflation rates are higher than nominal interest rates—which means savers who park their cash at the bank are seeing their purchasing power eroded. We are experiencing these now, and that argues for new gold highs. While the US dollar’s recent strength has kept gold in check, that will change if the euro stabilizes. A turning point is near; gold is already rallying relative to global currencies Continue reading
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