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Gold prices inch up as equities slide
April 24, 2018

Asia Stocks Decline as Treasuries Extend Losses
April 24, 2018

Gold snaps 3-day losing streak as stock-market selloff sparks haven demand | April 24, 2018

Consumer confidence in April rebounds close to 18-year high | April 24, 2018

Sales of New Homes in U.S. Advance to a Four-Month High | April 24, 2018

Home prices surge to a near four-year high, Case-Shiller shows | April 24, 2018

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Tuesday Edition: April 24, 2018

Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Gain While Stocks Fall
By: Chris Mullen, Gold Seeker Report
Gold gained $3.50 to $1328.50 in Asia before it fell back to $1323.50 in London, but it then climbed to a new session high of $1332.60 in New York and ended with a gain of 0.49%. Silver chopped between $16.565 and $16.752 and ended with a gain of 0.6%.

China Takes the Long View on Gold-Silver... and So Should You
By: David Smith
A cursory look at Chinese history can convince you that China should not be underestimated when it sets its sights on a particular goal. Even before Mao Zedong took over the reins in 1949, and the first Five Year Plan began in 1953, centuries of history demonstrated that long-term planning, while not always meeting expectations, is a core behavioral trait of the Chinese psyche.

The Gold Bull Era: Key Tactics Now
By: Stewart Thomson
All the fundamentals are in place to create significant inflation and debt financing problems for the West. They are also in place to create significant income growth in the East for a long period of time. The only thing that astute investors need to build sustained and significant wealth in the coming gold bull era is a very modest amount of patience and rational thought. It’s the greatest time in history to be invested in the precious metals asset class, and getting greater by the day!

Types of Gold Standards
By: JP Koning
Medieval coinage systems were typically bimetallic, relying on both gold and silver. To ensure the realm was well-supplied with coins, the monarch maintained a network of mints. Mints in the medieval times operated very differently than they do now. According to the principles of free coinage, access to these mints was available to anyone. By bringing their stash of raw precious metals to the mint, members of the public could ask the mint master to turn it into a specified number of coins, albeit for a fee.

Commodities Are Flashing a Once-in-a-Generation Buy Signal
By: Frank Holmes
Since the commodities supercycle began unwinding 10 years ago, many investors have been waiting for the right conditions to trigger mean reversion and lift prices. I believe those conditions are either firmly in place right now or, at the very least, in their early stages. Among them are factors I’ve discussed at length elsewhere—a weaker U.S. dollar, a steadily flattening yield curve, heightened market volatility, overvalued U.S. stocks, expectations of higher inflation, trade war jitters, geopolitical risks and more.

Fake Markets Produce A Fake Economy
By: John Rubino
Without markets’ price signaling mechanism the world’s wealth creators and preservers are flying blind, making the typical mistakes of someone operating without crucial pieces of information. The resulting malinvestment is piling up like underbrush in a forest where fires have been suppressed for too long. And when a fire does break out it will be one for the history books.

Will Kim’s Denuclearization Dethronize Gold?
By: Arkadiusz Sieron
What does it all mean for the precious metals market? Well, nothing. As North Korea did not really pledge to denuclearize, gold shouldn’t be significantly affected. It will not be degraded, just as the rising tensions didn’t boost the price of gold. But even if Kim Jong Un promised it, it wouldn’t shake the price of the yellow metal.

Russia Buys 300,000 Ounces Of Gold In March – Nears 2,000 Tons In Gold Reserves
By: GoldCore
– Russia buys 300,000 ounces of gold in March and nears 2,000t in gold reserves
– Russia now holds just over 1,861 tonnes, more than officially reported by China at 1,842t
– Both Russia and China have the power to destabilise US dollar by dumping dollar-denominated assets
– Turkey has removed all gold held in the U.S. opting for Bank of England and BIS
– Turkey follows trend set by both Germany, Netherlands and others to remove gold reserves stored in the United States