Video Interviews
By: InflationUS (02/07/2011)
Americans Will Flock Into $5,000 Gold and $500 Silver in 2015
By: CNBC (01/25/2011)
The Chinese are buying South American gold mines - and so is James West.
By: Freedom Watch (10/27/2010)
Jim Rogers is the legendary investor who got commodities right before anybody else in 1998. Now he says gold is going to $2,000, but silver is 60 per cent under its all-time high and so a better buy than gold.
Rogers sees the dangers of money printing and has been proven right many times before. His timing seems a bit out with this prediction as gold has just come off its recent all-time highs and might show some weakness in a wider financial market sell-off. But longer term this view is very solid.
By: Yahoo Finance`s TechTicker (10/11/2010)
Jim Rogers talks about ecomony, bonds, silver, gold, inflation and more...
By: Bloomberg (09/28/2010)
Faber thinks the Chinese yuan, along with other Asian currencies, will continue to appreciate against the weakening US dollar.The investor predicts emerging economies will have a larger share of world stock market capitalization, reaching 50% by 2020. He continues to advise responsible citizens to accumulate physical gold.“The US Fed, by keeping on monetizing, can force the others (central banks) to also monetize,” Faber says. He expects downside turbulence to occur in the stock markets in October/November.
By: ABC NEWS (09/16/2010)
It’s called “The Great Gold Rush of 2010,” according to a recent Nightline episode featured below. With global demand already high, and many institutional and individual investors still in search of a replacement for paper currency in the face of economic uncertainty, the price of gold has been continually ticking upwards.
By: Web Bot (08/31/2010)
In an interesting Web Bot prediction, Clif High and George Ure of the Half Past Human project suggest that an epic event will occur in early November of 2010. Clif High says it won’t necessarily be a war, but rather, an event that will be associated with the death of the US currency.
By: Bloomberg (08/14/2010)
Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics Professor at Boston University, believes we are worse off than Greece and effectively bankrupt.
By: Morningstar(08/03/2010)
U.S. Global Investors' Frank Holmes thinks no one will get rich holding gold but that investors should still allocate 10% of their portfolios to the precious metal as an insurance policy against fiscal and monetary imbalances.
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