This week, we’re going deep into a gold mine at Kankberg, Sweden. There, technology powerhouse Ericsson is applying remote-controlled “5G technology” to the entire process of extracting and refining ore.
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The Fed is looking for more inflation. A weak dollar is the Fed's only chance for more inflation. The way to get a weak dollar is to delay rate hikes indefinitely, and that's what the Fed will do. Current levels look like the last stop before $1,300 per ounce gold. After that, a price surge is likely as buyers jump on the bandwagon, and then it's up, up and away. The time to fill up your allocation on physical gold and gold mining stocks is right now. For now, here are our latest thoughts on our open positions…
All of the elements to send gold above $1,300 per ounce toward the $1,350 per ounce level or higher are now in place. This could be your last chance to buy gold and gold mining shares at such attractive levels. The time to act is now, before geopolitical crises and domestic dysfunction emerge once again. For now, here are our latest thoughts on our open positions…
The U.S. debt has been a problem for years. But with tax cuts and increased spending, new projections show it is now unsustainable. Byron gives you insight on what this means for the U.S. dollar and why gold will skyrocket.
Tight money, a weak economy and a stock market bubble is a classic recipe for a stock market crash. It's time for you to go into a defensive crouch by selling stocks and reallocating assets to cash, Treasury notes, gold and gold mining shares. In particular, gold will be the big winner when the Fed suddenly realizes its blunder and has to pivot quickly to ease, probably by late summer. The time to position in gold is right now. For now, here are our latest thoughts on our open positions…
On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, much pomp and circumstance has been given to the epic battle in Normandy. At the same time, Russia and China, two Eastern superpowers, were holding talks and forming an alliance. As Byron explains today, both countries are moving ahead toward conducting business without using dollars. This de-dollarization could be the reason for increased gold purchases for both countries and another factor for a rise in gold prices in the coming months.
Byron recently spent much of one day with a Canadian Hall of Famer. Byron shows you how this man took a floundering mining company and turned it into a multi-billion dollar company.
