Gold Note No. 40

By Jim RickardsPosted July 26, 2022

When does the gold price get a break? Gold investors are asking this question as the gold price continues not showing signs of a bottom. With Fed tightening in full force and another rate hike being announced at the July FOMC meeting, that break in gold’s downward trend could be coming soon. In today’s gold note, Jim details what could mark the start of a new gold rally.

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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. 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. 14

By Jim RickardsPosted June 18, 2021

Bonds and gold are much better indicators than the stock market in forecasting where the economy is going and the signals are clear. The economy is slowing, labor markets are weak, disinflation and even deflation are on the horizon, rates are going down and gold has a great entry point. Reality is catching up with the narrative of higher inflation. This is your chance to stay ahead of a changing narrative by buying gold.

Gold Note No. 28

By Jim RickardsPosted February 9, 2022

With higher inflation and lower real interest rates being bullish for gold, why are gold prices not rising? In today’s gold note, Jim reveals another powerful force hidden from most analysts and market participants that’s giving strength to the dollar (bad for gold) even in the face of these bullish factors for rising gold prices.

Gold Note No. 22

By Jim RickardsPosted October 15, 2021

Gold is still stuck in a narrow trading range and it’s getting even narrower. Even as stocks have appeared shaky and bonds have suffered losses due to rising interest rates, gold has not been a go-to asset. But, those most knowledgeable about money tell a different story. Although retail and institutional interest in gold is weak, central banks are buying all the gold they can find.

Gold Note No. 27

By Jim RickardsPosted January 21, 2022

Gold has continued its tight trading range that has prevailed for the past fourteen months. There are two trends that leave gold in an unstable equilibrium. Gold considers both and therefore stays locked in a tight trading range. In today’s gold note, Jim reviews both trends and reveals a catalyst that could result in a gold breakout to the upside.

Gold Note No. 21

By Jim RickardsPosted October 1, 2021

The volatility of the gold price and its recent downward movement has gold investors frustrated. But there is ample room for continued bullish sentiment even in the face of periodic drawdowns. Jim discusses the economic indicators that will bring lower interest rates and a higher gold price as a result.