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Positioning Yourself for the "New" Bull Market in Gold

Positioning Yourself for a ‘New’ Bull Market in Gold

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | 0 comment | 30 November, 2017

Note: This article is based on my presentation to the Mines & Money Conference on 27 November 2017. Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. The title of my presentation is “Positioning Yourself for a New Bull Market in Gold”. I highlighted ’New’ because gold’s bull market actually began a century ago when central banks started takingRead more

Transferring Power to the People

By James Turk | Articles, Gold, Market Commentaries | 0 comment | 2 February, 2017

Transferring Power to the People Of the many significant statements made by President Donald Trump in his inaugural address, I believe the following stands out: Today, we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another, but we are transferring power from Washington, D.C. and giving it backRead more

The US Federal Government’s Debt Burden

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 20 October, 2016

The US federal government’s financial accounts end each year on September 30th. Last week the Treasury Department reported the government’s financial position for the fiscal year ended 2016, and it does not look good. I will ignore for the moment the government’s negative net worth, which itself means that the federal government owes more thanRead more

The Overlooked Reality of Brexit

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 3 June, 2016

Thursday, June 23rd is the day voters in Great Britain will decide whether their country will leave the European Union, an outcome dubbed “Brexit”. The debate leading up to the vote is becoming fierce, and long simmering disagreements within the Conservative Party to “Leave” or “Remain” in the EU are now boiling over. Prime MinisterRead more

The Future of Bitcoin in One Chart

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 1 April, 2016

No one can predict the future, but charts can provide a useful roadmap to help guide us through uncertainty. Charts do this because they illustrate price trends – whether up, down or sideways – and it is always important to keep your investment portfolio in harmony with the trend. The following weekly chart of Bitcoin’sRead more

What’s Really Worrying Janet Yellen?

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 30 March, 2016

Yesterday’s speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen roiled markets across the globe. Any increase in US dollar interest rates has been postponed yet again. As a consequence, it is not surprising that the dollar tanked, and gold jumped higher in a spell of <frenetic short-covering>. While Fed officials often speak in a nuanced way,Read more

The Money Bubble: What To Do Before It Pops

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 27 December, 2013

In testimony before Congress in 1912, J.P. Morgan, the leading financier of his day, declared: “Money is gold, nothing else.” A century later a diametrically opposing view was taken by Wall Street legend Warren Buffett who proclaimed that gold “has no utility” and that “anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head” trying toRead more

Mid-Year Review

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 23 June, 2013

At the beginning of the year, I wrote: “The financial system has become so abnormal, the Fed has to keep inflating to prevent the system from literally going off the rails. But the irony is that eventually the financial system dies as a consequence of accumulated inflation.” I then went on to identify three thingsRead more

Three Things to Watch in 2013

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 17 January, 2013

The precious metals have been in a 2-year trading range. Though gold rose 10.2% in 2011 and 7.0% in 2012, these rates are below the 16.8% average annual appreciation gold has achieved over the past twelve years. Importantly, by being in a trading range, it is clear that the precious metals have refused to breakRead more

Hyperinflation Watch

By James Turk | Market Commentaries | Comments are Closed | 16 September, 2012

The US federal government spent $369 billion in August, but only received $179 billion in revenue. The resulting $190 billion deficit was a record for any August and the third highest monthly deficit in the current fiscal year, which ends on September 30th.

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