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July 11, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Survey: Nearly Half of Australians Have Never Considered Investing in Gold

Have you ever thought about owning gold? That may seem like a strange question. You’re probably thinking to yourself, “Why everybody has at least thought about investing in gold.” But that’s apparently not true – at least not in Australia.  According to a poll conducted by Australia’s leading gold bullion company, 45% of Australians have […]

July 10, 2018 Fun on Friday

Brexit Turmoil Pushes Price of Gold Up in Pounds

The price of gold in pounds spiked Monday as Brexit confusion and political instability sent Brits scampering into safe havens. Spot gold against the pound rose nearly 1% after Brexit Minister David Davis and British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson both resigned their posts in protest. Business Day described Brexit as a “ramshackle exit from the […]

July 10, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Could Rising Margin Debt Be a Sign the Stock Market Bubble Is Close to Popping?

In another sign the stock market bubble could be near the popping point, investor margin debt hit a new record high, even has the Dow Jones has sold off around 2,500 points since highs earlier in the year. According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) margin debt hit $669 billion in May. That represented a […]

July 9, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Gold Flowed Out of North American ETFs Last Month; Global Holdings Up on the Year

European gold-back ETFs continued to add yellow metal in June, but globally, total holdings fell for the first time in nearly a year as gold flowed out of North American and Asian funds. Global gold-backed ETF holdings fell by 49.3 tons to 2,434 tons in June, according to the latest data released by the World […]

July 6, 2018 Friday Gold Wrap

Gold and Silver Go High Tech: SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap 07.06.18

The SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap podcast combines a succinct summary of the week’s precious metals news coupled with thoughtful analysis. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.

July 6, 2018 Fun on Friday

Fun on Friday: The Trump Challenge Coin Outrage

Is it just me, or has modern American politics devolved into little more than petulant playground namecalling devoid of substance? I stumbled across this latest outrage as I was perusing the depths of the internet the other day – presidential “challenge coins.” Apparently, according to the mainstream pundits, President Donald Trump can’t even get a […]

July 6, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Focus on Fundamentals: Demand for Gold and Silver in Tech Industries Expected to Grow

Technology will play a key role in driving precious metals demand in the coming years according to reports released this week by the World Gold Council and the Silver Institute. The World Gold Council Gold Investor report for July focused on the growing use of gold in technology. According to the report, over the past […]

July 3, 2018 It's Your Dime

The Devil’s in the Details: It’s Your Dime Interview with Dan Kurz

SchiffGold’s It’s Your Dime features “straight talk” interviews with movers and shakers in the world of precious metals, investing and economics. In this episode, host Mike Maharrey talks with Dan Kruz, the man behind DK Analytics.

July 2, 2018 Guest Commentaries

Ron Paul Makes the Case for Gold

Earlier this month, Peter Schiff said Federal Reserve policy is pushing us toward a no-growth, high-inflation economy. There are a number of factors in play. There are growing inflation pressures. There are record amounts of debt – both government and corporate. But behind all of these symptoms, we have a disease. Ron Paul digs down […]

July 2, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Law Recognizing Gold and Silver as Legal Tender and Eliminating Sales Taxes in Effect in Wyoming

Gold and silver are money. But most governments treat precious metals like a commodity. They don’t accept it as payment. Worse than that, they tax it. Think about the absurdity of this policy. Can you imagine getting taxed for getting change at the bank? Fortunately, we’re beginning to see a shift. Many states are repealing […]