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Bloomberg: Does Gold Really Work as a Hedge?

A recent study by Bloomberg has uncovered exciting new evidence of gold’s usefulness as a hedge against stock market drops.

A recent study by Bloomberg has uncovered exciting new evidence of gold’s usefulness as a hedge against stock market drops.

Bloomberg financial columnist Cameron Crise went back thirty years and studied 10 devastating market periods where stocks dropped more than 20%. He wanted to see how gold reacted during these painful times.

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Gold: Understanding the “Fear Trade”

understanding the fear trade

U.S. Global Investors chief executive Frank Holmes believes there is a logical response to today’s current troubling investment environment. He points to massive global debt, rising pension deficits and higher interest rates ahead.

Gartman Sees $1,400 Gold Ahead

Dennis Gartman thinks that gold has plenty of gas in the tank. This week’s gold price rally, sparked after a fresh exchange of sabre-rattling between North Korea and the U.S.A., seems to only prove his point.

Dennis Gartman thinks that gold has plenty of gas in the tank. This week’s gold price rally, sparked after a fresh exchange of sabre-rattling between North Korea and the U.S.A., seems to only prove his point.

What’s Killing the U.S. Dollar in 2017?

With deadly weather predictions, the U.S. dollar fell.

America breathed a collective sigh of relief this week as probable hurricane damage appeared to be less than had been feared. The stock markets and the U.S. dollar turned positive on Monday as a result.

American Eagle

The American Gold Eagle is the official bullion coin of the United States. The first coins were struck in 1986 and were inspired by Augustus Saint-Gaudens $20 gold piece. Highly liquid and easily traded, these coins are guaranteed by the federal government and respected worldwide for their undeniable quality and purity. Available in four denominations: 1 ounce, ½ ounce, ¼ ounce and 1/10 ounce.