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It's getting pretty wild out there in the International Gold Market. One day the price goes up $170, the next day it's down $90. Behind the scenes, there's a rather intriguing high-stakes game of poker playing out that Vince Lanci reveals...
What's fascinating about this stunning gold rally (which is continuing again this morning), is that despite everything that's happened, especially in the West, very few people actually own any gold.
As the gold price continues to rise, there's talk about whether the central banks should now become sellers. Although as our fearless leader Vince explains in this morning's video, there's a reason why that's absolute nonsense.
There have been a handful of sell-offs along this almost two-year-old gold and silver rally. But perhaps one of the most amazing features of the rally is how quickly the price has bounced back each time.
Yes, gold and silver are rallying, and the prices are higher. But as the rally continues, we're seeing that there's more going on here than just some COMEX future traders getting excited about the rate cuts. And as Vince Lanci explains in...
Investors always love a bull market. Although sometimes once it arrives, and the ups and downs are a little more than expected, it can be more challenging than it sounds.
As the gold rally continues, we're in uncharted territory. But what's really shocking about what's happening is that it's not because the dollar is weak that investors keep buying gold. At this point, it's because they're scared.
As the gold price continues to soar, one of the largest gold owners, the U.S. government, is watching the value of its holdings soar.
Just when it seemed like the rally might slow down for a night, the price of silver is surging again this morning, with the futures closing in on the $46 dollar mark.
In case you thought that China might slow down and take a break from the gold business, let's just say it didn't quite go that way. As now, their latest move is to begin positioning themselves to be a store of international gold reserves.
