Financial markets



A Golden Indicator Worth Knowing

Published by Egon Von Greyerz | Feb 26, 2021 | 5878

Egon von Greyerz and Matthew Piepenburg discuss the critical relationship between rising gold prices and negative real (inflation-adjusted) yields. Throughout the 20th century, whenever the rate of CPI inflation grossly outpaced Treasury yields, gold’s price saw dramatic climbs.

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Silver Is Close To Something Big

Author Hubert Moolman | Published by Goldbroker ™ | Feb 25, 2021 | 5879

Based on my previous work, silver get its best rallies when the Dow is declining or going nowhere. I believe a Dow crash (top) is what silver needs to really go much higher. The initial part of a Dow crash could shake silver (even this is doubtful given the current state of the silver market), bu...

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Sisyphean Printing Will Kill Dollar & Bonds

Published by Egon Von Greyerz | Feb 24, 2021 | 34127

The secular bull market in stocks is very likely to finish in 2021. This turn could be at any time. Just like in 2000, it will all happen very quickly and this time it will be the start of a very long and vicious secular bear market. Real assets like gold, silver and platinum will be investors’ l...

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The Death of Logic

Published by Matthew Piepenburg | Feb 21, 2021 | 10898

Our antidote to the dying paper wealth of all global paper currencies, of course is physical gold. This is no secret, and to some, perhaps even an illogical, and even outdated bias.

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Gold for Central Banking

Published by Goldbroker ™ | Feb 14, 2021 | 16777

Central banks are unlikely to reduce their gold holdings by mid-2021. In fact, the opposite can happen with an increase in gold allocations: just over 60% of respondents, a group of central banks responsible for $1.7 trillion in total reserves, said they expect their gold holdings to increase ove...

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“Controlled” Yields Are Curving Toward Gold

Published by Matthew Piepenburg | Feb 13, 2021 | 6836

The artificial control (repression) of yields and rates means cheaper debt, and hence more binge borrowing (and hence price inflation) on everything from over-priced homes to over-pumped stocks driven by easy and cheap debt rather than old fashioned things like, you know…profits and earnings.

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