One of the questions people have asked for many years, is gold a good investment? To answer this you must understand what an investment really is. Typically a good investment is something that pays you back more than what you paid for it after factoring in inflation and time. Everybody knows the US dollar buys…
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Generally speaking, those interested in precious metals and who want to protect their assets from inflation have a decision: should I buy gold or silver? This is a great question and there are many debating factors to consider before any choice can be made. There is no simple answer as every portfolio and individual is…
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Modern day bullion investors in a sense serve as their own central bank. And like a central bank that has tons of gold stored in its vault, the private sector is tasked with safely storing their metals. You have ultimate control over the asset and you must have a plan for storing your metals safely.…
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If you think bullion is right for your portfolio, you should not be discouraged to BUY with the latest economic forecast. The entire precious metals complex is fighting an uphill battle with a stronger Dollar. Rising interest rates causing a deflationary trend, and an economy mired in a recession has a strong grip on the…
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What is going on with Palladium these days? If you look closely at the chart below you will see a low price 15AUG2018 of $847.60 per ounce. Now fast forward to 28FEB2019 and you will see a price of $1,549.10, an 80% increase in price! Is this increase in price just temporary? What is behind this tremendous jump in price?
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You have worked your entire adult life building a retirement portfolio to support the lifestyle you dream of having. With some losses along the way you managed to keep your nest egg intact with prudent investing decisions, sage advice, and cutting back on your spending when you had to.
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These days you have to take what the market gives you when buying precious metals. When the bulls are off and running and the prices soar, people buy. This is usually fueled by a large dose of negative data from the US Dollar and equity markets, AND overzealous media!
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