Despite its recent weakness, the world is still viewing gold as a store of value.
Overall demand remains strong. As Eric Sprott points out, “It’s staggering to think demand for gold is twice global mine production.”
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It’s unlikely that gold has bottomed.
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I’m penning this column from my cabin on the Crystal Symphony where I’ve met with subscribers who joined us on the first Money and Markets cruise.
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This can’t wait another minute…
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The gold situation is something that has got everyone rather keen and this is how it has been for quite some time. If you’re to take a closer look at the current scenario, then you’ll realize that gold isn’t really glittering as much as it did last week. This precious metal is known to hog the limelight and that too for obvious reasons. Even a week ago, gold actually rallied sharply in the wake of the decision by the Federal Reserve policy-makers who wish to maintain the stimulus program in an intact form and it has actually helped support the economy for the whole of last year.
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GATA’s Powell On Gold Manipulation & How 90% of the Worlds Investment Gold May Not Exist
Secretary/treasurer of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee talks gold price manipulation.
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Gold has long been a sought after commodity. Human history, such as the conquest of the Americas, has been defined by the quest to find gold mines and reserves. Now, however, the world’s gold mines may be becoming fully tapped. Some experts even believe that all gold mines could become fully tapped within the next 20 years. This could have a dramatic impact on gold and bullion prices as while supply may run out, demand most likely will not.
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It’s starting to feel like we are part of a giant poker game against the US government, whose hand is the true condition of the American economy. The government has become so good at bluffing that most people feel compelled to watch how the biggest players in the game react to determine their own investment strategy.
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I want to give you an update on the commodity sector today. That way you will see the big picture as I do.
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The US Dollar surged higher last week…precious metals and commodities fell…US long term interest rates rose and the major US, European and Canadian stock markets all made new highs early in the week but then fell back…the Russell 2000 Small Cap Index had a Weekly Key Reversal Down.
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