Gold Note No. 4

By Jim RickardsPosted January 4, 2021

In Jim’s first gold note of the new year, he reviews gold’s performance during the past year and how it compared to other asset classes. Looking forward, he discusses the reasons both gold and silver will post strong gains in 2021 and why right now could be the best entry point of the year for both precious metals.

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James G. Rickards is the editor of Strategic Intelligence, Crash Speculator, Gold Speculator and Tactical Currency Profits. An Ex-CIA insider, he is also an American lawyer, economist, government advisor and investment banker with 40 years of experience working in capital markets on Wall Street. He was the principal negotiator of the...

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Gold Note No. 23

By Jim RickardsPosted November 5, 2021

Many gold investors wonder when gold will break out of its doldrums as it continues to hold range-bound, although a slimmer range than last month. But will gold prices break to the upside or downside? Jim discusses how central bank gold purchases have increased in anticipation of a declining dollar and higher dollar inflation. This is keeping them ahead of the curve in buying at favorable prices and why gold investors should buy now too.

Gold Note No. 6

By Jim RickardsPosted February 4, 2021

While other factors affect gold prices, including geopolitics and inflation, interest rates will drive the price of gold in the near term. In today’s gold note, Jim gives insight on why a turnaround in the 10-year Treasury note yield-to-maturity is coming soon. When yields are pushed back below 1%, gold prices will soar past $2,000 per ounce. The time to position for this rally in both gold and the price of gold mining shares is now.

Gold Note No. 12

By Jim RickardsPosted May 21, 2021

We have been stuck in a rut where inflation expectations are driving rates higher but no sustained inflation has appeared. That’s a tough environment for gold. Still, gold has held its own. Downside is limited because of residual inflation fears, but upside is huge because gold prices have been moving inversely to interest rates and a plunge in rates is likely to occur. When it comes to investing, that’s as good as it gets.

A China Devaluation Could Kick-Start A Gold Rally

By Dan AmossPosted October 26, 2021

Western investors seem unconcerned about the possibility of a yuan devaluation, yet it remains a constant threat. A devaluation would be a deflationary shock for the global economy outside of China This would drive a recovery in hard assets like gold as central banks around the world ease radically in response to China’s deflationary devaluation.

Gold Note No. 2

By Jim RickardsPosted December 2, 2020

In Jim’s second gold note, he discusses factors that have caused a decline in gold prices recently and why gold is now poised to break out and resume its push to $2,000 per ounce and higher. Headwinds are about to turn into tailwinds as the economy slows, rates fall, political uncertainty grows and momentum swings to the upside. Savvy investors will buy gold at today’s lower prices and benefit from this momentum.

Gold Note No. 3

By Jim RickardsPosted December 14, 2020

In Jim’s final gold note of the year, he discusses the reasons for the recent rally in gold prices and why stress in the paper gold markets is one more reason why demand for physical gold will remain strong. This higher demand reconciled with stagnant supply will result in a higher gold price as we move into 2021.