Precious Metals Shine in This Environment [View article]
The following is from my November 12th post on NicholsOnGold.com:
The United States Treasury and the Federal Reserve are throwing a trillion dollars, more or less, into the banking system. And, there’s surely much more to come.
It’s not only the U.S. monetary authorities pumping up the money supply. Their counterparts in every major economy - including the United Kingdom and the Euro zone, China, Russia, Japan and on and on - are doing likewise.
We have never - in the history of money - seen such an expansion in its supply without, after a period of time, a rapid deterioration in its value, in other words, without a rapid increase in the overall price level. More than any other factor influencing the gold market, it is the inevitable rise in price inflation that will propel gold skyward in the next few years.
-
The following is from my November 12th post on NicholsOnGold.com:
Nov 17 09:22 am
|Rating:
0
0
All Comments by Jeffrey Nichols »Precious Metals Shine in This Environment [View article]
The United States Treasury and the Federal Reserve are throwing a trillion dollars, more or less, into the banking system. And, there’s surely much more to come.
It’s not only the U.S. monetary authorities pumping up the money supply. Their counterparts in every major economy - including the United Kingdom and the Euro zone, China, Russia, Japan and on and on - are doing likewise.
We have never - in the history of money - seen such an expansion in its supply without, after a period of time, a rapid deterioration in its value, in other words, without a rapid increase in the overall price level. More than any other factor influencing the gold market, it is the inevitable rise in price inflation that will propel gold skyward in the next few years.