17 April 2014 - 宁要黄金不要房产 投资大鳄是黄金死多头 |
| 17 April 2014 - 宁要黄金不要房产 投资大鳄是黄金死多头 Posted: 17 Apr 2014 08:04 PM PDT From:http://finance.sina.com.cn/money/nmetal/20140417/064618826236.shtml 2014年04月17日 06:46 中国经济网 中国经济网贵金属频道4月17日讯( 记者 蔡情 ) 莎士比亚曾经不无嘲讽地说写道"金子，黄黄的，发光的，宝贵的金子！只要一点点儿，就可以使黑的变成白的，丑的变成美的，错的变成对的，卑贱的变成尊贵的，老人变成少年，懦夫变成勇士"。 莎翁这一段话虽是饱含对黄金(1294.60, -8.90, -0.68%)的讽刺，但也足见黄金的魅力和魔力。 金价在2013年经历了28%的年度大跌。市场上，唱衰黄金之声固然有之，比如高盛，一而再再而三地指出，金价在2014年年底将会跌至1050美元/盎司。 然而中国经济网记者却也发现，无论黄金怎么跌跌不休，或者走势要死不活，总有几个声音在力挺黄金，这些声音竟然还是来自那些我们耳熟能详的投资大鳄。 罗杰斯：相比房地产 更喜欢贵金属投资 作为在1997年令东南亚国家闻风丧胆的"量子基金"前合伙人，吉姆·罗杰斯也是最潇洒的一位投资大师：一边投资一边环球旅行。同时，罗杰斯先生还是一位著名的黄金"死多头"。我们总是能听到他为黄金"代言"的声音。 前不久在深圳召开的一个贵金属高峰论坛上，罗杰斯再度开腔为黄金辩护，甚至表示相比房地产，他更喜欢贵金属投资。 罗杰斯表示，他拥有很多实体的白金和黄金，同时也在期货市场上进行投资，他的大部分金银是买了以后直接放在家里面。 罗杰斯宣称，如果不进行贵金属投资，在银行倒闭以及公司倒闭的情况下损失会非常大，贵金属投资是一种保值的方式，相比房地产，他更喜欢贵金属投资。 保尔森坚持唱多黄金不动摇终得报 其实唱多黄金不难，动动嘴皮子而已，并不会让唱多的人真有什么损失，甚至还不能排除唱多只是投资大佬们"钓鱼上钩"的诱饵。但约翰保尔森却不仅仅是一位唱多者，他还是一位实实在在的做多者。 凭借2007年精准的做空次级贷款，保尔森在华尔街一战成名，此后他将投资重点转移到黄金资源上，并一直唱多黄金。 根据美国证券交易委员会上周五数据显示，截至去年12月31日，保尔森持有大约1020万股的黄金ETF，总价值大约11.9亿美元，持仓较去年9月30日没有变化。 这意味着在2013年第四季度金价续跌时，保尔森却咬定黄金不放手。 黄金最终也待保尔森不薄，在他2月份的收益清单中，黄金头寸贡献了最大的那一份。 加特曼2013年终投资建议：交易黄金 2013年年底时可以说正是黄金市场最黯淡的时候，2013年市场多次传出黄金价格可以抄底了，但是后来的事实证明，其实还在山腰呢。所以当时的市场境况不得不说是谈黄金色变。 但知名对冲基金经理、GartmanLetter通讯的创始人加特曼却在这时候给出了交易黄金的投资建议。 加特曼指出，投资者可以投资以日元计价的黄金，虽然，在过去一年这是一笔糟糕的交易。 12月31日，加特曼又在接受外媒采访时表示做空黄金的时代已经过去。"尽管我认为现在新建黄金多头仓位为时尚早，但目前继续做空已经没有意义了。" "投资者需要等待未来某个时段出现的做多机会，相信这会比我们预想的来得快。"加特曼说到。 如果当时真有人听从了加特曼的建议在那时候入场做多黄金，那么2014年将近一个季度的一波有力反弹将令他赚得笑逐颜开。 "末日博士"麦嘉华：持黄金至死 2013年4月15日是黄金名副其实的"黑色星期一"，一天之内，黄金价格暴跌9.09%，以1481.78美元/盎司开盘，却以1348.07美元/盎司收盘。 可是就在这一天，曾经准确预测1987年美国股灾和1997年亚洲金融风暴，在国际投资者中有"末日博士"之称的麦嘉华却宣称，我爱的是黄金终于倒了这个事实。它会提供一个绝佳的买入机会。 麦嘉华还称，黄金牛市没有结束。这位"末日博士"还拿苹果的股票打起了比方，"和去年股价相比，苹果股票已经跌了39%"，言下之意，苹果股票的走跌，不能改变人们看好苹果，黄金的一夜暴跌，自然不会影响麦嘉华的唱多。 其实早在2012年9月，麦嘉华就曾放话要持有黄金至死，"只要央行[微博]不断印钞，就没有沽出的理由，我会持有黄金至死。" 对此，中国经济网记者只能慨叹，如果麦嘉华都不算黄金的"死多头"，那"死多头"本身就是个伪命题呀。 Source:http://finance.sina.com.cn/money/nmetal/20140417/064618826236.shtml |
| 17 April 2014 - You Can’t Eat Gold… But It’s Portable, Easy To Trade and Confiscation-Proof Posted: 17 Apr 2014 08:02 PM PDT by Mac Slavo - SHTFPlan Published : April 15th, 2014 If you've conducted even a preliminary investigation into the global economic situation you've likely concluded that something isn't right. As noted previously, all of the evidence points to serious economic failure in the very near future as our day of reckoning approaches. The decline itself has been taking place for years and we've seen it happen all around us. Rather than delve into evermore evidence for why a collapse of our way of life is inevitable, the following guide from our friend Daniel Ameduri of Future Money Trends provides actionable advice designed to preserve your wealth during hard times and protect it from a government hellbent on confiscating it at the first chance they get. What it all boils down to is owning assets of (real) value. Much of this is dependent on our individual means, but the overall strategy should be similar for everyone: diversification. This can mean long-term food stores, bartering supplies, skills development, acquisition of productive land or, in the case outlined by Daniel below, owning mechanisms of exchange that have been tried and tested for centuries across the entire globe. Whatever your approach, consider the points Daniel highlights below as you build your own collapse insurance stockpiles. Though his article focuses on gold and silver as future currencies in the event of a US dollar crash, your other supplies should have a similar elasticity and desirability in the (underground) marketplace. Despite our best laid plans, keep in mind that in a collapse scenario we'll be faced with situations for which it may be impossible to fully prepare for in advance. That being said, whether you are storing gold or stockpiling food, be sure that at least some of your supplies are portable, confiscation-proof, and easy to trade in a worst case scenario. 7 Reasons You Should be Saving in Gold by Daniel Ameduri When it comes to saving a portion of your earnings, an error most people make is to save their wealth in man-made currencies. These currencies are controlled by central planners, regularly manipulated, and created out of thin air without regard for the value of the currency you have in your wallet. In the digital age, accounts holding these currencies can be frozen, easily confiscated, and tracked. I personally advocate saving in gold or other precious metals like silver, palladium, or platinum. A combination of truths lead me to this simple savings strategy: 7. Lawsuit proof, not technically, but the fact is no one knows how much gold you have, it is a private matter. Gold is "off the books" when it comes to financial accounting. 6. A history of being money, an independent unit of account that is the same no matter where it was mined or how old it is. It is a constant measurement of value, you can take a gold piece anywhere in the world and it will have value. This is much different than a fiat currency, once outside of your nation's borders, a currency may not be generally accepted. You also have thousands of fiat currencies that no longer have any value, like the U.S. Continental or the Confederate States of America dollar. 5. It can't go to zero. Zero value for gold isn't an option, hasn't ever happened and never will. The process to get a 1 ounce gold coin to you has hundreds of man hours behind it, maybe even thousands if you consider the full operation of gold exploration, production, refinement, and delivery. This is the entire point of saving your wealth, you save to not lose. I understand that you can measure gold vs. the dollar, or gold vs. oil, and that its price will fluctuate, but the value in gold itself does not change. 4. The currency printers are hoarding it. When the most powerful group of people in the world, the central bankers, desire to have 1 asset, then that alone should get your attention. Central banks who print the currencies that the masses treat as a store of value, those central banks buy and store physical gold, not silver, not houses, not oil, they own gold! If it is good enough for the masters of this world, then it's good enough for me. 3. Financial insurance. When it all hits the fan…Be that a government or economic collapse, at the end of the day, gold survives. It still has value in the new world. It also makes for a great "start over fund" for the reasons listed above, it won't go to zero and it's private money. 2. Portable. I think it's important that if you need to, you could easily carry or move your wealth to a different region. Just to give you an idea, $200,000 in gold is about the size of a VHS tape. Your fiat currencies are typically tied up over the weekend and on bank holidays; in fact, even if you wanted to physically get your cash, you couldn't unless you gave your bank a 72 hour notice for withdraws over $5,000. 1. Legacy wealth. Gold is something you can safely store away knowing that it is something of great value that you can pass on to your children and your children's children. It is a safe stash of value that you can tap into when you are in your "golden" years or at anytime throughout your life. Ultimately when you are saving a portion of your earnings, you want to protect and preserve it. Gold, in my opinion, along with the other precious metals, are the best way to achieve the objective of saving money by preserving both the value of your savings and protecting it from unwanted dangers, like government and civil litigation. You can follow Future Money Trends via their web site or subscribe to their free Weekly Wealth Digest newsletter for regularly updates wealth building strategies and global commentary. The argument often put forth regarding gold and silver as collapse insurance is that "you can't eat it." True. But even in Zimbabwe, where a loaf of bread cost a trillion Zimbabwe dollars at one point, gold held an important role. Those who had no supplies, or lost them over the many years of currency destruction, eventually resorted to gold panning and trade to acquire food on a daily basis. The point being that, so long as your asset is desirable somewhere in the world there will be someone willing to trade for it. |
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