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With continued uncertainty in the gold and silver markets, one of the greats in the business takes a look at what to expect for the gold market as we get ready to head into 2017, with Donald Trump as President of the United States.
As we kick off the final week of trading in November, today James Turk told King World News that the world is about to see a historic shift away from stocks and into gold.
This dangerous indicator just hit a new all-time high, eclipsing the years 2007 and 2000, prior to crashes.
With interest rates soaring, today the man who has become legendary for his predictions on QE, historic moves in currencies, and major global events, warned King World News that the global super bubble is set to implode as a major reversal in global markets is set to begin.
As a huge shift in global power continues to take place, here is a look at China’s plan for a world of skyrocketing commodity prices and $20,000 gold.
On the heels of a brutal multi-week smash in the gold and silver markets and with bonds collapsing and interest rates soaring, this is going to rock the world and bring countries to their knees.
As we approach the end of November, in what has been an extremely tough environment in the gold and silver markets, a legend in the business that is connected in China at the highest levels says forget the pullback and predicted that the price of gold will see a staggering 86 percent spike or more than a $1,000 upside surge.
Last year, Richard Russell made one of his last and most shocking predictions ever. Below is what the Godfather of newsletter writers had to say.
On the heels of a continued takedown in the gold and silver markets and chaos in bond markets, today King World News is pleased to present an extremely important update on the war in the gold market from Michael Oliver at MSA. Oliver allowed KWN exclusively to share this key report with our global audience after today’s takedown in the gold market.
Is the 34-year bull market in U.S. bonds over? And how will this impact gold, silver, and the Canadian dollar?