Los Angeles Times

Precious Metals Outlook For 2015

Will Savvy Investors Gain 60% In Gold? Learn How To Profit From Golds Rebound.

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Will Gold Soar To It’s $1923 High? You decide

At the time of this writing, gold has rebounded this year. A significan­t drop in 2013 set a floor of $1172 an ounce and has stood firm even as oil has lost half its value. Gold set record high of $1,923.70 an ounce reached in 2011 and climbing back strong in 2015. That being said, the average investor wonders how gold could take such a dive when it has been used as money and

The lingering

viewed as a “safe haven” for thousands of years. unanswered question remains, why did gold drop? Some say the Federal Reserve has to protect the illusion of the

“Strong Dollar”…… By any means necessary. Is this truly the case or just market forces at work? Many believe money is earned not created, when in fact money can be created by the Federal Reserve at will without any backing whatsoever. A recent example of the money creation is what is called

Fed’s “Quantitati­ve Easing” a fancy euphemism for inflation or monetizati­on of debt. This policy of monetizing one trillion dollars of bonds annually put pressure on the US dollar, the value of which declined in terms of gold. When gold hit $1,900 per ounce in 2011, the Federal Reserve realized that $2,000 per ounce could have a psychologi­cal impact

that would spread into the dollar’s exchange rate with other currencies, resulting in a run on the dollar as both foreign and domestic holders sold dollars to avoid the fall in value. Once this realizatio­n hit, the manipulati­on of the gold price moved beyond central bank leasing of gold to bullion dealers in order to create an artificial market supply to absorb demand that otherwise would have pushed gold prices higher. “ Manipulati­on can only last so long, this is the bottom of the market with gold at it’s mining cost of $1200. Investors are positionin­g for gold ’ s rebound to $1923 an ounce to gain a staggering 60% profit!”

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