The price of an ounce of gold has risen 28% since the beginning of the year. Normally this activity is a result of investors fleeing to safety and/or a concern about inflation. However, we are also seeing equity markets
hit all-time new highs.So the question I ask is this... Is the rising price of gold a result of capital seeking a safe haven or by-product of the massive amount of new money supply?
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The price of an ounce of gold has risen 28% since the beginning of the year. Normally this activity is a result of investors fleeing to safety and/or a concern about inflation. However, we are also seeing equity markets
hit all-time new highs.So the question I ask is this... Is the rising price of gold a result of capital seeking a safe haven or by-product of the massive amount of new money supply?
A historic announcement that will shape Canadian economic policy for years to come. The saying "Government is in debt" is nothing new but this is bad. Here is why:
Cash Management Group Podcast
The price of an ounce of gold has risen 28% since the beginning of the year. Normally this activity is a result of investors fleeing to safety and/or a concern about inflation. However, we are also seeing equity markets
hit all-time new highs.So the question I ask is this... Is the rising price of gold a result of capital seeking a safe haven or by-product of the massive amount of new money supply?
