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Why India Sovereign Gold Bonds Are Failing Big
In 2015 India launched its Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme – really. Yes, someone actually officially named it that way. The idea behind the “scheme” seems normal enough: People could buy gov’t paper backed by gold in
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Silver Price Forecast: Investors Should Be Bearish
Silver hasn’t given traders much to cheer about lately. Following the peak in September it’s been a story of aborted pops and failed follow-through. But is the chart starting to say a different story
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Gold’s Volatility to Continue This Week
Gold faces a volatile week ahead as uncertainties abound
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Why is Gold Sinking Today?
Gold and silver prices are trading lower in the wake of a very upbeat U.S. economic report that falls squarely into the camp of the U.S. monetary policy hawks, who do not want to see the
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How Much Silver (SLV) Is Above Ground?
One key factor when trying to figure out a market is How Much Of (it) Is There? If (it) is rare, then prices are likely to be held up by a lack of supply. Everyone knows gold is
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Gold Prices Rise Amid Global Trade Concerns
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Uncertainty is good for gold prices. If, of course, “good” means “higher.” You probably noticed gold popped up yesterday. In case you didn’t, here’s the 5-day
Read More »Why Is Silver Rallying Today?
Once again defying skeptics, silver popped overnight on news that China is delaying trade talks
Read More »How the Gold Narrative Is Changing for Investors
One topic that’s always discussed here at The Gold Enthusiast HQ is how the world works. What’s in, what’s out, and what factors are currently driving decisions and discussions? After all, how investors perceive the
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How Poland Repatriated Billions of Gold
As regular readers know, London is home to one of the world’s largest store — and clearing-houses of gold. In recent years, amid increasing geopolitical instability, countries have been repatriating their gold – most notably Germany and Venezuela.
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How Gold Is Being Used by Struggling Countries
Some call gold archaic and outmoded, however, the world’s central banking system sees it otherwise. The world’s central banks use gold in roles ranging from a guarantee to a “fractional”, to full payment of a debt. Fractionals
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