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Listen: The Case For Gold and How To Buy It

Listen: The Case For Gold and How To Buy It

This week Stephen Flood, GoldCore CEO, spoke to Stuart Berryhill of the Money Vision U podcast. Money Vision U is a financial literacy podcast that describes itself as the “financial class you should have in High School”. We think that one of the best things you can do for people today is to give them […]
Gareth Soloway – This is the catapult that will send gold to new highs

Gareth Soloway – This is the catapult that will send gold to new highs

Join Dave Russell as he speaks to one of our favourite gold and silver chart experts, Gareth Soloway. In this month’s technical analysis chat, Dave and Gareth discuss gold, silver, and all things price action. Hear Gareth’s expert thoughts on where gold may head before breaking out to new highs, why silver is a tricky […]
Three Factors Driving Gold Higher

Three Factors Driving Gold Higher

Gold is on the cusp of setting a new all time high – and the current economic and financial environment provides three key factors that are bullish for gold to move higher.  1. Monetary policy is being forced to ease as bank problems continue and waning economic growth Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholders meeting was held […]
Former Fed Insider Danielle DiMartino Booth Gives Us Her Interest Rate Predictions

Former Fed Insider Danielle DiMartino Booth Gives Us Her Interest Rate Predictions

GoldCore’s Dave Russell met with Danielle Di Martino Booth in Las Vegas at The Money Show. Dave took the opportunity to ask Danielle about Jay Powell’s aggressive tightening campaign and the future of the US economy.  Topics covered include: Buy Gold Coins GOLD PRICES ( AM/ PM LBMA FIX– USD, GBP & EUR ) USD $AM USD $PM […]
Fed’s Vulnerability is Gold’s Strength

Fed’s Vulnerability is Gold’s Strength

We discuss the Federal Reserve often because the more the Fed tries to ‘undo’ its past policy mistakes and alters the markets through its poor policies, the more gold and silver prices are likely to rise! Yesterday’s meeting is an example: the more the Fed Chairman spoke the more the metals prices rose. As largely […]
Will this be the gold standard of the modern age?

Will this be the gold standard of the modern age?

More often than not, the international trade and currency system works to the benefit of the US and its friends, whilst others have to take what they can. ‘No more!’ seems to be the message from countries outside of the Western world. But it is more than an expression of frustration. Deals are being done, […]
The rally in gold and silver prices is just getting going

The rally in gold and silver prices is just getting going

Some who are considering buying gold bullion or silver investment often look closely at the price and ask ‘is now a good time to buy gold?’ This is understandable after all no buying decision should be one that you take lightly and often people want to feel like they have bought ‘at the right time’. […]
Gold heads over $2,000 as we head into lost decade

Gold heads over $2,000 as we head into lost decade

The big news this week is that gold has popped back up over $2,000. When it will exceed its all–time high of $2,070 is as yet unknown but the pieces are lining up to send it well on its way. This week we look in depth at what poor economic policies mean beyond interest rates, […]
The Fed is now in a tug-of-war between fighting inflation and saving the banking system

The Fed is now in a tug-of-war between fighting inflation and saving the banking system

It feels as though we have had a few days off when it comes to news of bank failures, collapses and ‘rescues’. But, do not be lured into a false sense of security, very little is resolved and problems are systemic across the financial system. Below we discuss the fragilities exposed by the collapse of […]
Central banks: “We Are Invincible!”…Markets: “Hold My Beer”

Central banks: “We Are Invincible!”…Markets: “Hold My Beer”

Central banks seem to be on a credibility drive at the moment. Last week it was the ECB, yesterday it was the Fed and today it was the Bank of England. All of them are on a mission to reiterate their approach of ‘because I said so!’ when it comes to raising rates. It seems […]