MEMBER ALERT
Exclusive Premium Bulletin Board updates now posted.
Not a member? We invite your interest. Please sign-up here!
Can’t find your link? Request re-issue here.
COT–Gold specs sharply boost bullish bets 2nd week
–– Now posted ––
Commitment of Traders reports for Tuesday, June 11, 2019
GOLD • SILVER • US DOLLAR INDEX
Commentary by Zac Storella, CountingPips
[LINK]
A USAGOLD Special Report
≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠
CHART STUDY
Toward a better understanding
of the U.S. national debt . . .
and its consequences
“As of Friday, April 12, 2019, the national debt stood at $22,027,837,127,788.04 – $966 billion higher than a year ago, $2.081 trillion higher than when Donald Trump took office January 20, 2017, and nearly double where it was ten years ago. It is no doubt much higher now than it was then as that is the nature of the national debt. It always grows. It never shrinks. And that has consequences for the country and for you as an investor.”
–– Full Study ––
_______________________________________________––
NEWS & VIEWS
Forecasts, Commentary & Analysis
on the Economy and Precious Metals
June, 2019
Gold breaks to the upside
COMEX speculator positions post largest single gain on record
The June issue of News & Views is now out to subscribers. This month we delve into the changing sentiment in gold among professional money managers and small private investors alike – that and a lot more.
[LINK]
[FREE SUBSCRIPTION sign-up]
If you appreciate analysis that is a bit off the beaten track and concentrates on the long term merits of gold and silver ownership, you might appreciate receiving our monthly newsletter on an on-going basis. It is offered free-of-charge as a service to our regular clientele and as a courtesy to prospective clients.
Image by The Visual Capitalist/Jeff Desjardins
Favorite web pages
_________________________________________________
NEWS & VIEWS
Forecasts, Commentary & Analysis on the Economy and Precious Metals
–– June issue to be released next week ––
New visitor? We invite you to sign-up to receive our newsletter monthly at no cost or obligation.
This month’s issue is timely. It explores John Exter’s Inverted Pyramid of Global Liquidity as it relates to gold, why a 60%-65% stock market loss would be run-of-the-mill, and more.
The contemporary, web-based version of our client letter traces its beginnings to the early 1990s as a hard-copy newsletter mailed to our clientele. Its principal objectives have always been the same – to keep our clients informed on important developments in the gold market, condense the available gold-based news and opinion into a brief, readable digest, and to counter the traditional anti-gold bias in the mainstream media. That formula has won it a five-figure subscription base. In addition to our regular newsletters, we occasionally publish in-depth special reports that focus on events and developments of interest to gold owners. Valued for their insight, accuracy and reliability, our publications are linked and reprinted by a large number of websites both in the United States and around the globe.
FREE SUBSCRIPTION SIGN UP • • • ARCHIVE
We invite your visit. We encourage your bookmark.
USAGOLD’s
Monthly Client Letter
Sign-up today to make sure you receive the upcoming issue.
_________________________________________________
A telephone call from an old client and friend
––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
‘Gold shone with the placid certainty of received tradition’
“I had the happy occasion recently of receiving a telephone call from an old client and friend – a physician safely retired near the sea and alongside one of the South’s oldest golf clubs. It was good to hear from this student of the markets – one of life’s steady and thoughtful practitioners. Back at the turn of the century, Doc foresaw much of what would happen economically in the United States and purchased what he considered enough gold to see him through it.”
[For the rest of Doc’s story we invite you to visit this link.]
––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Favorite web pages
________________________________________________
BlackSwansYellowGold
How gold performs during periods of deflation,
disinflation, stagflation and hyperinflation
“That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons of history.” – Aldous Huxley
Though Huxley’s observation is readily applied to humanity collectively, it does not apply so easily to individual investors. As justification, we offer the ongoing (and long-term) success of the USAGOLD website as well as the soaring statistics on the growth of private gold ownership over the past decade both in the United States and abroad, inspired directly by the lessons learned over the past decade of financial market upheaval. The following short essays are dedicated to the safe-haven gold investor who, like noted financial author Nicholas Taleb, believes that it is just as important to prepare for what we cannot foresee as what we can.
BlackSwansYellowGold Series
Gold as the portfolio choice for all seasons
A chronology of panics, mania, crashes and collapses
(400 BC to present)
_______________________________________________
USAGOLD Special Report
≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠
Bridging the ‘Fourth Turning’ with Gold
It began in 2008. It is scheduled to end in 2028.
What happens between now and then?
“Howe designates 2008 as the start date for the current fourth turning. Since turnings typically last 20-23 years, it will end sometime between 2028 and 2031. That puts us about midway through the cycle. At the moment, if the politicians, Wall Street and press accounts on the status of the economy are to be believed, the good times have arrived. For many Americans, though, that arrival has some pretty dark clouds hanging over it – the deep political divisions, the escalating trade wars, the emerging nation debt and currency crisis, the overvalued stock market, the threat of rising interest rates – and that is just a sampling of fourth-turning strata that worries global investors. The nation despite the rosy outlook is a bit unnerved by it all. For his part, Howe, who saw it coming, believes things could get much worse before before they get better.”
–– Full Article ––
_______________________________________________––
________________________________________________
The Power of Gold Diversification
“Although it is needed in good times,
it can be vital when times are difficult.”
Enlarged version at link
This short article begins with reference to a speech by Sir Peter Tapsell on the merits of gold ownership before the House of Commons in 1999. The occasion was Britain’s proposed sale of over half of its gold reserves at under $300 per ounce. It ends by comparing the performance of two investment portfolios from the time of that speech to present. One portfolio – the more successful of the two – included a diversification with gold; the other did not. Sir Tapsell, who passed away this past August, lived to see his defense of gold vindicated. Though his argument before the House of Commons failed to stop the sales, it goes down as one of the most eloquent appeals ever made on the merits of gold ownership for nation states and individuals alike.
[LINK]
________________________________________________
USAGOLD Special Report
________________________________________________
The $12 trillion federal debt bombshell
“Who on earth, or in global finance, will buy
this looming mountain of Treasuries”
In a recent Financial Times editorial, Gillian Tett, who rose to prominence for her coverage of the 2008 financial crisis, raised the question of financing the U.S. debt. Headlined America faces a battle to find buyers for its bonds, her article begins by referencing a letter to Secretary Mnuchin from Beth Hammack, a Goldman Sachs banker who also chairs the Treasury Bond Advisory Committee. The letter, she says, contains a bombshell . . .
[LINK]
________________________________________________
Gold Classics Library
A Gold Classics Library Selection
Money and politics in the land of Oz
The extraordinary story behind the extraordinary story of
“The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”
by Professor Quentin Taylor, Rogers State University
Year in, year out, Money and politics in the land of Oz is among our most highly-visited Gold Classics Library selections. Here is the extraordinary story behind the extraordinary story of ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’. Most have seen the movie version of this allegorical tale, but few are aware of what the various characters, places and things represented in the mind of Frank Baum, the tale’s author. Though ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’ was written over 100 years ago, the themes will be recognizable to those with an interest in golden matters. While many today consider gold an instrument of financial and personal freedom, in Baum’s tale, it is painted as a villain — the tool of oppression. So, as you are about to see, we have come full circle, and gold has traveled a yellow brick road of its own.
____________________________________________
Favorite web pages
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
This page catalogs price predictions on gold and silver prices from top pundits and prognosticators – a casting of the runes that begins in January and is updated regularly as new additions surface.
[LINK]
We invite your bookmark. We invite your return visit.
Special Report
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
The National Debt and Gold
Here’s why the two have risen together since the 1970s
and why the correlation is likely to continue
[LINK]
“It is a fact that when your national debt gets to the level ours is, that it constitutes an economic threat to the society, and that kind of threat ultimately has a national security consequence for it.” – John Bolton, U.S. National Security Adviser to President Trump
“Last month, as the US midterm elections approached, Deutsche Bank analysts released a calculation that should have made American voters wince. It shows that the US government currently pays $1.43bn each day (yes, day) to service its public debt — 10 times more than any other G7 country (Italy is a distant second in this grim league).” – Gillian Tett, Financial Times
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
USAGOLD Special Report
_______________________________________________
Gold – A reverse bubble in search of a pin
The victim could quickly find itself the beneficiary
“The current COMEX short position in gold is a computer-driven market bubble blown to enormous proportions. Now at a record level, it is a different kind of bubble, though, from the type we usually associate with the term – a reverse bubble brought to life and nurtured through excessive selling rather than buying. Nevertheless, it is just as deadly and opportunistic as the proverbial kind – a bubble in search of a pin.”
–– Full Article ––
_______________________________________________
How to buy gold coins and bullion
A step by step approach to help you start right
What you need to know before you buy your first ounce of gold
Some initial guidelines from one of America’s top gold experts
What you need to know before you launch your gold and silver IRA
Hedging economic uncertainty in your retirement plan
To end right, start right.
Choose the right portfolio mix with the right firm at the right price.
Reliably serving gold and silver
investors for over 45 years!
1-800-869-5115
Extension #100
orderdesk@usagold.com
| |
ORDER DESK
Great prices. Quick delivery. All the time.
Modern gold and silver bullion coins
Historic fractional gold coins (bullion-related)
Historic U.S. gold coins
CURRENT PRICES
4:58 pm Wed. June 19, 2019
Visit our Online Order Desk
Live Prices • Order Anytime
|
American Eagle |
|
Join us for our live daily newsletter LATEST POSTS
|
|
NEWS & VIEWS
A contemporary web-based client letter with a distinctively FREE SUBSCRIPTION! |
|
For those who still like to sit down with a good book as well as for those who still believe it important to buy the book before you buy the investment. This one has helped thousands of investors learn the basics of gold ownership. ORDER HERE The author is the founder of USAGOLD. |
