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  • What March’s Dip May Mean for April Gold Values

    So far this month, gold prices hit a seven-week low as U.S. jobs data was somewhat positive. As has been mentioned on this site, precious metal buying tends to be seasonal. Additionally, Louis James of Casey Research warns that “March has been, on average, the worst-performing month for gold,” based on 40 years’ worth of

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  • The U.S. Debt Limit in 4 Minutes

    Our precious metals specialists are often asked about the U.S. debt limit and what it means for individuals looking to invest in gold. The first step in understanding the debt limit is to review our government’s role in reducing or increasing the amount. The Debt Limit Explained The Effects of the Debt Limit The debt ceiling is a limit

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  • Debt Ceiling Suspended to $17.2 Trillion

    The debt ceiling was suspended on Wednesday to $17.2 trillion by a 67-31 vote by the Senate that will stay in effect until March 15, 2015. The previous debt ceiling suspension expired in early February, forcing lawmakers to take action. The debt ceiling was ultimately suspended to keep the government from running out of funding

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  • Gold Is Up at the Close of July

    Gold closes out July with a gain of more than 7 percent. This month has been a tremendous one for the yellow metal. Now moving into August, it seems recent word from the Federal Reserve may help gold prices moving forward. Here is a look at this week in gold. Largest One Month Gain in

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  • Gold vs. Bitcoin

    Over the past year, Bitcoins have been generating buzz as a new alternative to currency. Bitcoins have gone from as low as $5.00 up to more than $1,100.00. A few individuals have asked about Bitcoins as an alternative to gold, so we wanted to discuss several aspects you should consider when comparing Bitcoins with Gold. What

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