Precious Metals continued
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A lot of precious metals investors wonder what is happening. Here, I explain some basics.... keep reading
The evidence is clear: except for very brief greed-driven moves, silver is less profitable than gold. Silver is far more volatile. It lags gold's moves most of the time. The data are in. The case is closed.... keep reading
When Russell speaks, I listen. Here is what he said a week ago.... keep reading
This expert's opinion is worth considering. I have followed his career for over 20 years. He makes his clients money.... keep reading
A major brokerage firm has quietly agreed to pay plaintiffs. It looks as though there was not enough silver in its vaults. How many victims are there?... keep reading
There is more than one bubble. The problem is, they could pop at the same time. Will this include gold?... keep reading
I have been in this market since 1970. Here is my assessment of the gold market in the aftermath of the rate cut. Don't expect to read anything like this in the Wall Street Journal.... keep reading
What drove gold up in 1979? What is driving it up today?... keep reading
What is the case for or against gold at this point in time?... keep reading
This is not getting attention in the financial press. It should.... keep reading
Those who think mining shares are better than bullion have had an expensive education this year. This confirms what I warned against: volatility.... keep reading
This, of course, assumes that the FED will continue to do what it has done recently.... keep reading
There was a reason for this. Here, I reveal what you will not read anywhere else.... keep reading
Here is my assessment.... keep reading
There is amazing ignorance about gold because those who invested in it in 1980 lost a bundle and then died. Newcomers just do not understand the history of gold.... keep reading
This wraps up a $6 billion loss.... keep reading
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