When “whatever it takes” means confiscation of wealth One of the reasons people decide to buy gold bullion or add silver coins to their portfolio is because they cannot be devalued. No one can suddenly decide to print more gold or silver! Sadly, this is exactly what happens with currencies around the world. And the […]
Jim Rickards! Chart analysis! The Wizard of Oz! What on earth are we talking about? Our brand new show, The M3 Report! Click Here to Watch It Now Today we are launching The M3 Report. Tune in for all things Metals, Markets and Money. With all the best bits of previous GoldCore TV offerings we now […]
It’s been an interesting week so far in the world of gold prices and central banks making use of their gold reserves. For those asking if they should buy gold, two events this week provide further arguments on the benefits of holding the precious metal. There is little doubt that central banks, notably the U.S. […]
Unsurprisingly the Fed raised rates yesterday. The price of gold and the silver price rallied, suggesting more people are realising there is little the Fed can do to influence the economy at this stage and so it might be better to take control of their portfolios and invest in gold bullion and buy silver. After […]
What if we told you that you could predict the future? For today’s guest, this is certainly the case when it comes to future market events. He hasn’t got a crystal ball, instead, he has nearly 300 years of historical analysis and models that have led him to the conclusion that markets operate in clear, […]
When investors choose to buy gold bullion or invest in silver bars they are doing so because they wish to reduce their portfolio risk. One of those risks is counterparty risk. If you own shares, then you are exposed to the risk of company management making poor decisions, if you invest in property you are […]
You can also listen to The Goldnomics Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts Episode 1: Rick Rule on central bank actions and the catastrophic implications for financial markets In the first episode of the new series of The Goldnomics Podcast, GoldCore’s Dave Russell speaks to Rick Rule of Rule Investment Media, formerly of Sprott […]
If you’re looking for an erudite yet concise explanation as to why markets are yet to show much concern regarding the current state of global affairs then may we suggest you tune into this week’s interview. Host Dave Russell interviews Don Durrett, founder of GoldStockData.com, his explanation for why sentiment is the biggest driver of […]
“Many of us smile at old-fashioned fortune-tellers. But when the soothsayers work with computer algorithms rather than tarot cards, we take their predictions seriously and are prepared to pay for them.” Gerd Gigerenzer. We were reminded of the quote above, in the latest In Gold We Trust Report. An annual offering from Ronald Stoerferle and […]
“Gold is not an investment asset”, says this week’s guest Ned Naylor-Leyland. No, we haven’t gone mad and changed our minds on gold and silver investment. We’re just bringing you yet another brilliant guest with some useful insights. Tune into today’s GoldCore TV interview with fund manager Ned Naylor-Leyland, and find out why his views […]
Have you ever questioned why central banks around the world target CPI inflation at 2%? One might think it would be complicated to explain the lengthy calculations, econometric-based research, and late-night debates that went on in order to come to this figure, but no. Sadly the answer is someone licked their finger, stuck it in […]
“The Federal Reserve will take it to the point of maximum pain and then they’ll reverse, this is when we’ll see the Powell Pivot.” These are the words of warning from Craig Hemke, this week’s guest on GoldCore TV, interviewed by Dave Russell. For him this means many things but principally big results for the […]
Central banks…why bother? Inflation is here and it cannot be contained. US inflation is touching a 40-year high, the UK has hit the 40-year high, and the EU’s has already hit an all-time high. Figures of 8%, 9%, and 7% respectively are bad enough. This gives people strong enough reason to want to abolish central […]
We were delighted to welcome Simon Hunt to GoldCore TV this week. David Russell interviewed the expert economist and global observer to ask him about the Russia-Ukraine war, central bank tightening, and the future of the US Dollar hegemony. This is a sobering interview where investors will be interested to hear his take on market […]
Gold is doing what it is supposed to do! Equity markets are tumbling, “NASDAQ 100 Rout Erases $1.5 Trillion in Market Value in 3 Days” reads one Bloomberg headline. The big names such as Apple lost over US$225 billion, Microsoft almost US$200 billion, Amazon and Tesla each lost US$175 billion market value over the three […]
If you’ve been looking at the gold and silver prices lately and wondering when the broad-based asset sell-off will take the pressure off, then you will enjoy this week’s offering on GoldCore TV. This week David Russell has been speaking to Patrick Karim of NorthStarBadCharts.com, the website that provides technical analysis for the inspired. Patrick […]
“I think he was…the greatest economic public servant of the era.’ It’s common knowledge that Paul Volcker is a professional hero of Fed Chair Jerome Powell. As inflation in the US climbs, the head of the reserve is working hard to channel some of his hero, but not so much to cause alarm. Unsurprisingly gold […]
David Russell of GoldCore TV welcomes back David Hunter, Chief Macro Strategist with Contrarian Macro Advisors, who predicts that a ‘Melt-Up’ boom will still take the DOW to 45,000, the NASDAQ to 20,000, and the S&P to 6,000. He has also revised upwards his gold and silver price targets for 2022 to $3,000 and $50, […]
It has been a rough week in most markets with both equities and bonds declining sharply. Tech stocks have been pummeled with many ‘big names’ plunging more than 50% (from their 52-week high). Some of the bigger names include Zoom Video -75%, PayPal -73%, Netflix -72%, Meta Platforms (Facebook), -53%. The equity market decline is […]