By: Ira EpsteinGold could see another wave to the downside if the low of yesterday does not hold:Read More
The range trade in gold and silver which has been there in November will be broken in December. Volatility will rise. A new trend should be formed in December. I expect the US dollar Index to crash. Brexit, US jobs numbers and actual signing of the US-China trade deal should be market mover or market shaker in December. Gold managed to trade over $1448 and needs to trade over $1448 to try and ri...Read More
Following the global financial recession of 2009, central bankers accelerated debt/money stimulus to crisis levels, even though they didn't admit the massive extent of their actions that we are still on the hook to pay for. But the bigger secret you're not being told is that market and policy interventions started long before 2009, and are now ramping to a feverish crescendo beyond any official st...Read More
Did you know that there was an electronic RUN ON THE BANKS on September 11th, 2008 that if allowed to continue would have crashed the United States economy along with the entire global economy? It's true, it happened, and the potential for it happening again now appears to be extremely high. Lynette Zang joins SGT Report to discuss.Lynette Zang has held the position of Chief Market Analyst at ITM...Read More
The California DMV has been selling the personal information of registered drivers to the tune of $50 million per year, according to a DMV document obtained by Motherboard.Continue...Read More
Gerald Celente is a pioneer trend strategist and founder of The Trends Research Institute. He is the author of the national bestseller Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century and publisher of the internationally circulated Trends Journal newsletter. Gerald Celente is a political atheist. Unencumbered by political dogma, rigid ideology or conventional wisdom,...Read More
Hear the latest trends about real estate, and find out if we're in a bubble. Robert & Kim are joined by Robert Helms & Russ Gray.Robert Kiyosaki is best known as the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, the #1 personal finance book of all time. His book titles hold four of the top ten spots on Nielsen Bookscan List's Life-to-Date Sales from 2001-2008 alone. Robert is an educational Entrepreneur and real e...Read More
Economic geologist Brent Cook answers listener questions regarding the mining sector and discusses some specific companies that he expects to perform well in the months ahead.Read More
President Trump is accused of having two sets of books, one set for loan officers, the other for tax reporting purposes.Continue...Read More
"We are officially telling the U.S. and the handful of opposition politicians in Hong Kong who follow America's lead to not underestimate our determination to protect Hong Kong's Continue...Read More
Nov 29, 2019 Guest(s): Peter Hug Global Trading Director, Kitco Metals From a macroeconomic perspective, several of the longer-term problems that would be bullish for gold will likely manifest in 2020, including a recession and an escalation of the trade wars tensions with China, this according to Peter Hug, global trading director of Kitco Metals. "From a physical perspective, if you're an inve...Read More
Nov 29, 2019 Guest(s): Eric Coffin Editor, HRA Advisories Newsletter writer Eric Coffin said August was a good month for junior financings but September went "ice cold."Eric Coffin, who is with Hard Rock Advisors, spoke to Kitco earlier this month at the Metals Investors Forum held in Vancouver. Coffin said a number of companies have found it extremely difficult to raise money. "That seems to be...Read More
Somoene has made a big bet that gold could triple in the next 18 months. Continue...Read More
Peter Schiff on RT Boom Bust 11/27/2019Peter Schiff is an internationally recognized economist specializing in the foreign equity, currency and gold markets. Mr. made his name as President and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital. He frequently delivers lectures at major economic and investment conferences, and is quoted often in the print media, including the Wall Street Journal, New Y...Read More
Dear Rich Lifer,Some people love the hustle and bustle of the first big day of the holiday shopping season. They love to wake up early, pour a stiff cup of joe, grab their warmest jacket and head out before the crack of dawn to line up, camp out, and get the best deals and doorbusters on Black Friday.Some people, though, are more inclined to sleep in, stay cozy, watch the big football game and enj...Read More
The precious metals sector remains in a correction. The miners have shown some positive signs but are not ready to move yet because the metals likely have more correction ahead. Technical support levels can provide us with low risk buy opportunities but combine that with sentiment data and we increase our odds of success. One reason why the sector is stuck in a correction is because the net specul...Read More
By: David Chapman, Chief Strategist, Enriched Investing Inc. "History is a collection of agreed upon lies." Voltaire, French philosopher, writer, historian, advocate of free speech; 1694-1778 "Experience is helpful, but it is judgement that matters." General Colin Powell, Chairman Joint Chiefs 1989-1993, Secretary of State 2001-2005; b. 1937 "I'm very big on having clarified principles. I don...Read More
By: Ira EpsteinGold being weighed on by the general markets. The 100-d.ma. at $1,400 area, $1,445 Bollinger band support area -- oversold market with supports a bit below. Gold is a whipsaw market..Read More
If gold and silver fall today, they will crash. Inverse correlation between gold and crude oil will be there. I will prefer to call the current softer prices in gold and silver as just a correction and not even a short term bearish trend. Trend on or after second week of December will be the key not just for bullion but for currencies as well. Central banks from Europe have started increasing th...Read More
Trading volumes started to thin out during the holiday-shortened weekStocks spent most of the day trading in positive territory, with the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all hitting record highs, though they closed with only modest gains. Retail earnings were again in focus, with mostly favorable reactions, while investors also weighed a batch of lukewarm economic data. Overall, however, it was a somewha...Read More