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Gold’s Climb Past $3,000 Signals More to Come

Gold’s Climb Past $3,000 Signals More to Come

Last Friday, gold made history by breaking through the $3,000/oz. barrier for the first time ever. While this milestone is significant, if you think gold’s rally is over, think again. It’s very likely this is just another step in gold’s long-term climb. Gold’s latest surge isn’t happening in a vacuum. Economic uncertainty has been a...

Rising Debt Levels Point to Higher Gold Prices

Rising Debt Levels Point to Higher Gold Prices

What are we to make of gold’s recent price fluctuations? I’m not concerned. Gold needs a little time to consolidate above $2,800/oz. before making an assault on $3,000/oz. That has been the pattern over the last year or so. First, it was $2,000/oz., then $2,300, then $2,600, now about $2,900. Each time the market rallied, then...

Banks Are Betting on Higher Gold Prices

Banks Are Betting on Higher Gold Prices

Gold has been on a relentless climb, breaking through record highs with ease. Just a few weeks ago, I was writing about how gold prices had broken above $2,800/oz.—then, just one week later, they topped $2,900/oz. As I write this, gold prices are closing in on the $3,000/oz. price level—and I’m not the only one expecting a bright future...

Gold ETF vs. Physical Gold IRA

Gold ETF vs. Physical Gold IRA

You’ve decided that adding gold to your retirement portfolio is a smart move, but where to begin? You’ve heard of gold coins and bars, but there are also gold ETFs your IRA custodian can buy over the stock exchange. What are the differences, and which one is right for you? Here are three important points to keep in mind when deciding...

When do CDs make sense? 

When do CDs make sense? 

Any time you’re considering where to put your money, it’s crucial to first determine your financial objective and time horizon for those specific funds—essential requirements in formulating an appropriate strategy. With today’s persistently high interest rates, you may be wondering if owning a certificate of deposit—or “CD”—is right for...

The Fed’s Latest Moves Explained

The Fed’s Latest Moves Explained

Last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell testified before Congress, providing insights into the current economic situation and monetary policy outlook. While he mentioned some positive indicators, he also addressed some concerning trends. Chairman Powell shared that the economy expanded at a solid 2.5% in 2024, the labor market...

Gold: Hedge or Growth Asset? Why Not Both?

Gold: Hedge or Growth Asset? Why Not Both?

On Monday morning, gold once again reached a new record high, crossing the $2,900/oz. barrier for the first time in history. If this scenario sounds familiar, or if these “Gold News & Views” pieces are beginning to sound repetitive, you’re not wrong. But that doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing, especially if you’re a gold owner. In fact,...

Which Presidents Are on U.S. Coins and Why?

Which Presidents Are on U.S. Coins and Why?

Abraham Lincoln appears on the penny, Thomas Jefferson is on the nickel, Franklin D. Roosevelt is featured on the dime, George Washington adorns the quarter-dollar, and John F. Kennedy is honored on the half-dollar. Ever wonder how certain presidents ended up being featured on American coins? Read on to learn about each president’s...

How Does Inflation Impact Gold and Stocks?

How Does Inflation Impact Gold and Stocks?

Inflation plays a significant role in shaping the market price of assets like gold and stocks. While both assets are widely held, their respective performances during inflationary periods can vary dramatically. This article provides educational insights into how inflation impacts gold prices and stock market performance, helping you...

What Do Tariffs Mean for You?

What Do Tariffs Mean for You?

With aggressive U.S.-imposed tariffs dominating headlines, it’s crucial to understand their far-reaching consequences for American consumers. While tariffs aim to combat unfair trade practices, protect domestic industries, and reduce trade deficits, many experts warn that U.S. businesses and consumers will end up paying a steep cost....