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Join Mike Maloney in Acapulco for an update on the gold/silver ratio, which has recently hit extreme levels. How does Mike trade this to his advantage? Watch the video to find out. |
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By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst, GoldSilver |
We buy gold for many reasons—as monetary insurance, a crisis hedge, and even for simple diversification. And another one of those reasons is coming to the fore right now: as a hedge against overvalued stock and crypto markets. |
We’ve been saying for some time that sooner or later these two markets had to correct—and that gold would serve as a buffer against those inevitabilities. It’s a short and simple message, but one that is crucial for investors to address: Are you sufficiently hedged against overvalued equity and cryptocurrency markets? |
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According to Deutsche Bank, Here's What's Going on With the Dollar
There are other technical reasons out there but while most on Main Sreet and some on Wall Street have been scratching their heads as to why the dollar has been in a precipitous decline when the Fed has been jacking rates and yields have been rising, an FX strategist George Saravelos at Deutsche Bank has come up with an answer. |
Central Banks Are Preparing to Allow the Coming Crash to Happen Janet Yellen made some (for the Fed) pretty strident statements about the stock market bubble before she left. When asked about stock valuations: “Well, I don’t want to say too high. But I do want to say high. Price/earnings ratios are near the high end of their historical ranges…Now, is that a bubble or is too high? And there it’s very hard to tell. But it is a source of some concern that asset valuations are so high.” |
Rickards: The Fed Can’t, and Won’t Try to, Prop Up the Market Forever In some ways, it’s difficult to blame individual investors who don’t understand that the stock market has been artificially supported and propped up by the Fed for coming up on two decades without interruption. Who believe, truly, that when they rant about the glory of “the free market” they’re talking about the US stock market of today. |
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