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Even Ben Bernanke understands value of gold as a means to protect one’s wealth.

It’s as if everyone is holding their breath. This is the week we’ll find out whether or not there will be a default on the U.S. dollar. Chances are, there won’t. It most likely that some kind of compromise will be made. The debt ceiling will rise. There will be some cuts in spending. Maybe …

How the “multiplier effect” could push gold prices to $10,000 or higher.

As I have mentioned in previous posts, gold is unique among investment vehicles because of its scarcity. Most investments, like stocks, bonds and real estate can respond to a sudden increase in demand. For example, if there is a surge in demand for residential real estate (not likely right now), more and more homes can …

The Queen’s stockbroker predicts gold at $12,000 an ounce. I hope he’s wrong.

Cazenove is a British stockbroker and investment bank, founded in 1823 by Philip Cazenove. Although the firm won’t confirm or deny its relations to the Royal Family, it is said by many that the company handles investments and wealth management for Queen Elizabeth II.   What has this got to do with gold? Well, Robin …

Who is buying gold? The Chinese are. And I’m not talking about the Chinese government.

As with any other commodity, the price of gold rises and falls according to supply and demand.   And if you want to see where the demand is right now, look no further than the 1,336,718,000 inhabitants of China. Yes, that’s about one and a third billion people. According to the head of the country’s …

If you own gold as a hedge, stop worrying about gold prices.

Before you buy more gold you need to make up your mind about something. Are you buying gold coins and bars as a hedge against future events? Or are you buying gold as an investment?   If you are buying and taking physical possession of gold as a hedge against some future downturn in the …

John Paulson predicts gold prices will go as high as $4,000 an ounce

Who is John Paulson? He is the founder and president of Paulson & Company.   He made billion of dollars for his hedge fund by betting against the U.S. housing market. Some of his key investments were shorts against U.S. and European banks with exposure to toxic mortgages. He had had successes before that. But …