Tuesday, February 18, 2014

What Effect has the U.S. Economy had on the Price of Gold

February 18, 2014

The unpredictable, or is it predictable trend gold has led us over the last 12 months, no one understands why it has reacted the way it has reacted. Makes absolutely no sense to many experts or investors who follow the yellow asset.

Many experts have tried to explain its behavior, from finger pointing of central banks, governments manipulating this asset to keep the fiat currency alive and well, so they can print more money at will.

Jim Rickards wrote an article in Gold Silver Worlds, he notes that gold is technically set up for a massive rally; he has a three - to - a five-year target of between $7,000 and $9,000 per ounce. This prediction is based on a collapse of confidence in the dollar and other forms of paper currency. The Full story 

Could the U.S. Economy recovery be a baked recovery, if you take away all the fake figures that made the U.S. look like it was heading in a positive direction? What would the U.S. recovery really look like, if you took away all the fudged numbers.

Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com interviews Robert Wiedemer, best-selling author of "The Aftershock Investor." The Full Story



The U.S. Economy, like the Lucy Show at one time "Has a lot of Explaining to do." Have the books been fried on the true growth, of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), as the shared number of 3.20% to the American people in the fourth quarter of 2013? Numbers are a truly international language, we all understand if the numbers do not speak the same language. Communication problem, more than likely not a very healthy outcome.

It happens all over the world, one the biggest fibs in 2013, was when China released the (GDP) back in July of 2013, indicating it had achieved 7.5% in the second quarter of 2013. They are very impressive numbers, even to the average reader. But this story l will share with you is written by Gordon G. Chang, who understands China, Asia, and its nuclear proliferation.



All the Best,

Joseph F. Botelho One Gram at a Time

Joseph Botelho