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| “<b>Gold bullion</b> coins <b>buying</b> peace of mind,” says Dallas Morning News Posted: 04 May 2014 05:00 PM PDT Gold News Monday, May 05, 2014 An increasing number of average investors allocate a small portion of their portfolios to goldMost mainstream media outlets trumpet their anti-gold message loud and clear, trying to smear legitimate precious-metals and rare-coin dealers by focusing on disgraced telemarketing firms that do business via late-night TV ads and infomercials, not among real numismatic collectors and investors. One example of that approach can be found here. Another tactic the media uses is to lump gold and silver investors into an antigovernment, pro-gun "fringe" element, as this reporter from TheStreet does by attending a libertarian meeting in New Hampshire. That's why a recent column by Will Deener of The Dallas Morning News is so refreshing. His article titled "Gold bullion coins buying peace of mind" offers a balanced look at why some small investors view precious metals as an important part of their portfolios. "An interesting trend is developing in one corner of the gold market," Deener notes. "Throughout 2013, as the big boys were jettisoning their gold holdings, the little guys were increasingly buying gold bullion coins, specifically the American Eagle." Deener cites a number of reasons why: 1) skepticism toward the stock market "after two horrendous bear markets since 2000," along with "the calamitous trifecta of collapses of the Internet bubble, the housing bubble and the near collapse of the global financial system in 2008"; 2) a national debt topping $17 trillion and endangering the dollar; and 3) geopolitical tensions such as the Ukraine-Russia crisis. Contrast TheStreet's visit to the libertarian conclave with the upper-middle-class couple whom Deener interviews: a 41-year-old Dallas-area doctor and her attorney husband. "We are not two crazy folks holed up in a shack in the mountains trying to escape the world and the government," she said. She emphasizes that she and her husband don't invest in gold at the expense of other asset classes such as stocks and bonds. She chooses gold for diversification and wealth preservation. "I am not trying to turn $10,000 into $20,000," she told Deener. "I'm trying to keep my $10,000 from turning into nothing." Blanchard and Company salutes Deener for his fair portrayal of these gold investors as well as the asset class of precious metals as a whole. Ignore two types of noise: 1) the gold and silver dealer who promises you fabulous wealth through precious metals alone; and 2) the "expert" on the news who tells you that stocks, bonds, and real estate are the only legitimate asset classes. Every person needs certain types of insurance to weather the storms of life. Precious metals are time-tested insurance against the frailties of the financial system. Share |
| Why <b>Gold Bullion</b> Is Better Than Stocks - Liberty Metals Group Posted: 07 May 2014 03:54 PM PDT The mainstream press writes, "Smart Guys Own Stocks," but is this the case? Of course, if you are able to time the ebb-and-flow of the stock market, then you can be well off, but how many people can do this? With stocks at record highs, and gold bullion well-off its record high, many smart investors might tell you that gold bullion is a better value. Since March alone the price of gold bullion has come down $100 per ounce. Since 2011 the price has dropped from nearly $2,000 an ounce. What's more is the gold price has not crashed which implies that this is not the end of the bull market, as certain mainstream publications would have you believe, but rather that this is a natural correction that can be seen in any bull market. The soft price in the gold bullion has led to doubts that gold will give investors the great returns that were seen over the past decade. Gold prices are struggling after falling from all-time highs on US Federal Reserve's tapering. But this is the time to buy not to sit the market out. Yes, we know it seems stocks won't fall for anything – not possible World War III, not continued printing by the Federal Reserve; nor enunciations from officials saying that the weather is to blame for a lagging economy, which is silly. But, they are going to fall, and anyone who has watched stocks for an extended period of time know this to be the case. Similarly, anyone who has watched the gold price since 2003 can see that it has held strong. On Wednesday, as Federal Reserve chairman Janet Yellen commented on the reason for the slow economy – the bad weather – stocks rose. Yellen indicated there would be continued central bank support for the US economy. This will keep stocks up, in the short to medium term, but as soon as there is a panic, everyone will be running to gold. This rise in stocks on Wednesday came after "tumble Tuesday" on May 6, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq all ended the day down, snapping an eight week run of gains on Tuesdays. The Dow lost about 130 points in afternoon trading, and the Nasdaq fell 1.4%. This breaks an extended trend. Until yesterday, the S&P 500 had increased in value every Tuesday in 2014 except for two. Is this a symptom of a new trend? It could be. And if it is, this will be a change of tide for gold and silver. Maintream press outlets even refer to current stock prices as being at "lofty levels," underscoring the skepticism investors are feeling. As GATA points out, the mainstream press is well aware of gold manipulation, too, and the more this is known, the higher prices will be forced to go due to newfangled demand. New York Times helped this cause this week by printing an article on "offbeat activists" who have complained for years that the price of gold has been victim of collusion. As The New York Times writes, At a 40-minute hearing, lawyers for more than 20 plaintiffs gathered in Federal District Court in Manhattan to coordinate their linked lawsuits against the five banks that make up what is known as the London gold fix. The suits, filed by hedge funds, private citizens and public investors like the Alaska Electrical Pension Fund, contend that the banks have used their privileged positions as market makers to rig the price of gold to their benefit. The lawsuits — the first of which was filed in March — question the integrity of the gold fix, which dates to 1919, when a handful of bankers began to meet in the wood-paneled offices of N. M. Rothschild & Sons in London. The purpose of the fix is to set a benchmark price for gold, which is subsequently used by dealers, central banks and mining firms to buy and sell the precious metal and its various derivatives. These days, the fix takes place by phone twice a day — at 10:30 a.m. London time and again at 3 p.m. — and generally lasts 10 minutes to an hour. According to one of the suits, "The 'great flaw' of the gold fixing process is that the member banks trade on the information exchanged during the call to manipulate the price of gold and gold derivatives before publication of the gold fix to the wider market." Each of the banks — Barclays, Scotiabank, Deutsche Bank, HSBCand Société Générale — denied, or declined to comment, on the accusations of collusion, which — at least traditionally — have been dismissed as a conspiracy theory. Nonetheless, concerns that the gold fix may be rigged have escalated of late in part because of investigations into the setting of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, and suspicions about manipulation of global foreign exchange rates. "A lot of conspiracy theories have turned out to be conspiracy fact," said Kevin Maher, a former gold trader from New York, who filed the first suit against the banks. (The case is Maher v. Bank of Nova Scotia, 14-cv-01459.) "We now know that Libor was manipulated and that a bad odor is coming out of the Forex market. So why not gold?" Mr. Maher, who started trading gold in 1993, said he filed his suit reluctantly and only after he became convinced that official regulators were unwilling or unable to investigate the fix. "I didn't feel like there was any oversight, either from the government or from self-regulating entities," he said in an interview last month. "A lawsuit seemed to be the only means to rectify the problem." Stocks are at a top. 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| <b>Gold Bullion Buying</b> and Investing 101 – Basic Guideline When <b>...</b> Posted: 16 Apr 2014 10:07 AM PDT
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