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Coronavirus hyperinflation risk looms, buy gold: Peter Schiff
The extreme measures taken by the U.S. government and the Federal Reserve to combat the COVID-19 pandemic could push the U.S. into an episode of hyperinflation and boost gold, according to Peter Schiff. The White House and the Senate reached a $2 trillion deal early Wednesday on the third phase of a relief package that extends cash to the individuals,…
Read MoreGold-buying app sees 718% spike in volume as coronavirus volatility drives investors to havens
‘Sales are going through the roof,’ says CEO of gold app Glint CEO Jason Cozens is the founder of Glint Pay Services. Supplied by the Glint Gold-buying apps, which allow customers to buy and use the precious metal for everyday spending, are seeing record volumes as investors flock to the safe-haven commodity amid violent market…
Read MoreGoldman Sachs says it is time to buy gold — the ‘currency of last resort’
The current coronavirus-induced economic and financial market turmoil is seemingly the perfect environment for gold. “We have long argued that gold is the currency of last resort, acting as a hedge against currency debasement when policy makers act to accommodate shocks such as the one being experienced now,” said analysts at Goldman Sachs led by…
Read MoreThe #1 Account All Wealthy People Have (That You Probably Don’t)
Can you imagine your little old traditional or Roth IRA is worth millions of dollars? It happens for some people. According to the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), 791 individuals have IRA balances between $10 million and $25 million, while 314 are worth over $25 million. That was in 2011. There are probably many more today.…
Read MoreGold Surges Due To Troubled Fed Repo And U.S. Treasury Market
Gold continues to move higher due to trouble in the Fed repo and U.S. Treasury market. In the first hour of business today, the Fed has already injected $57 billion in the repo market. While the Fed’s repo market injections didn’t spike during the last few days of 2019, as many analysts forecasted, there’s still…
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