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Tag: Commodities
The Bull Market In Commodities Will Give You A Run For...
We will need massive amounts of copper, iron ore, and silver for the emerging economies and electrification...
The Greatest Global Crisis And Why Gold Plays A Vital Role
It’s critical for the world to grasp the true nature and magnitude of the challenges we face. I’m doing my best to sound the alarm in these interviews and in my latest book China’s Rise and the New Age of Gold.
Gold and Copper Scarcities Interconnected In Global Commodity Crisis
The world is embarking upon a green revolution, positioning commodity scarcities such as gold and copper at the centerfold.
Gold Based Monetary System Will Change The Global Economy
A new reserve currency is inevitable... the dollar-gold relationship is more critical now than ever.
Gold Prices Expected To Rise Tenfold With A Major Silver Market...
Investors should prepare for both outcomes. Above all, that means owning gold. If the world chooses the wiser path, it will require massive amounts of commodities.
Plummeting Gold Market… What Is On The Horizon For Investors?
Are We Headed For Deflation Or Perhaps The Better Side of Inflation?
Stock Market Investing -Research ETFs and ETNs Before You Invest
You want to stay away from ETFs that are so-called twofold and threefold. If a particular group of stocks goes up- they go up twice as much. It seems very enticing- avoid it.
Should I Invest In Gold Bullion or Gold ETF Stocks?
Although both ETF’s and physical bullion are safe, well respected investments in a sector that has potentially unlimited and unprecedented upside, the physical gold offers you much more protection and guaranteed value.
S&P 500 – Gold Has Been A Top Performing Asset
'Buy Gold, Buy Commodities, Ensure Your Financial Welfare by Ignoring the a-typical advice of your financial advisor who tells you to diversify your investment portfolio in a 60/40 manner.'