Global Risks Increasing – Underlining The Case For Gold in 2019 (GoldCore Video Presentation)

Global Risks Increasing – Underlining The Case For Gold in 2019

Video presentation by Research Director of GoldCore, Mark O’Byrne, on the strong case for gold due to increasing global uncertainty and risks.

Topics, slides and charts considering

– “Gold tends to increase in periods of systemic risk”
– “Gold outperforms stocks and bonds in long term”
– Buffett’s anti-gold argument is not factual
– What is a TRILLION?
– All the gold in the world on Wimbledon Centre Court
– Central banks are the largest buyers of gold today
– “If you do not own gold, you know neither history, nor economics” – Dalio
– “History is due to repeat itself”  – Dalio
– Rothchilds, Bongs Kings Gross and Gundlach buying gold
– Pensions Timebomb – $70 to $400 Trillion
– $250 Trillion Global Debt Bubble
– Outlook for gold in 2019 and coming years
– In the “Hope” phase of gold’s cycle and early stages of bull market
– About GoldCore and Next steps


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News and Commentary

Gold creeps higher on falling yields, global growth worries (Reuters.com)

Turkey running low on hard cash reserves as markets fear ‘dollarisation’ (Reuters.com)

U.S. current account deficit hits 10-year high ($134.4 billion) (Reuters.com)

Wall Street treads water as global growth fears prevail (Reutes.com)

Trump tells Russia to get its troops out of Venezuela (AlJazeera.com)


Source: ZeroHedge

The ECB Is Struggling With Three Big Questions (Bloomberg.com)

South Africa remains a rich country insisting on being poor (Bloomberg.com)

Just Before The Great Recession, Mountains Of Unsold Goods Piled Up In Warehouses…And Now It Is Happening Again (ZeroHedge.com)

Wall Street Red Flag: An Indicator That Has Predicted Every Recession In The Last 50 Years Just Got Triggered (ZeroHedge.com)

Behind the Mueller Distraction… a Hellish $40 Trillion Catastrophe (BonnerAndPartners.com)

Gold Prices (LBMA PM)

27 Mar: USD 1,318.25, GBP 997.78 & EUR 1,168.23 per ounce
26 Mar: USD 1,315.25, GBP 993.15 & EUR 1,162.02 per ounce
25 Mar: USD 1,319.35, GBP 1001.39 & EUR 1,165.82 per ounce
22 Mar: USD 1,311.10, GBP 998.80 & EUR 1,159.41 per ounce
21 Mar: USD 1,317.30, GBP 1002.99 & EUR 1,155.80 per ounce
20 Mar: USD 1,303.00, GBP 985.07 & EUR 1,147.81 per ounce

Silver Prices (LBMA)

27 Mar: USD 15.40, GBP 11.65 & EUR 13.65 per ounce
26 Mar: USD 15.44, GBP 11.66 & EUR 13.65 per ounce
25 Mar: USD 15.52, GBP 11.77 & EUR 13.72 per ounce
22 Mar: USD 15.46, GBP 11.75 & EUR 13.68 per ounce
21 Mar: USD 15.54, GBP 11.85 & EUR 13.64 per ounce
20 Mar: USD 15.32, GBP 11.58 & EUR 13.49 per ounce

Recent Market Updates

– ‘No Deal’ Brexit Risk Impacting UK and Irish Economies – Gold Gains On Recession Concerns
– America’s “Debt Crisis Is Coming Soon”
– Russia Buys 1 Million Ounces Of Gold In February – Become Your Own Central Bank
– 5 Ways to Prosper In the Coming Crisis – Goldnomics Podcast
– Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank May Become EU’s “Too Big To Fail” Bank
– Happy Saint Patrick’s Day from GoldCore
– 188 Internet Shutdowns In 2018 Show Why Physical Gold Is Ultimate Protection
– Buy Gold as Basel III Means “Central Banks and Banks Are Going To Be Buying Gold”
– Invest In Gold Or Bitcoin – Which Is The True Store Of Value?

Mark O'Byrne

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