Looming inflation, increasing global demand mean gold bullion will continue to rise.

 

When inflation hits and stocks go down, gold can reach new highs.

Merrill Lynch. Morgan Stanley. Warren Buffet. Financial institutions and gurus are predicting extreme inflation and dollar weakness, in the wake of record government deficits and extraordinary easing in monetary policy. But as inflation goes up, gold, which is a commodity, goes up too. Case in point: in the five highest years of inflation in the U.S. after WWII (1946, 1974, 1975, 1979, 1980), the average real return on stocks, as measured by the Dow, was minus 12.33 percent; the average real return on gold was 130.4 percent!

Global supply and demand indicators predict sharp rise in gold prices.

Global demand for gold bullion is rising. Swiss banks are running out of secure storage space for the record amounts of gold bullion now being held. India is the largest buyer of gold in the world, and China recently announced it has secretly built its gold reserves to more than 1,000 tons, making it the world’s fifth largest holder of gold. Gold bullion sales by the U.S. Mint have risen more than 300 percent in the last year. To meet this rising demand, gold producers are moving into remote, costly and risky regions of the planet, again driving prices up. The short supplies and burgeoning demand for this superior commodity mean that prices will continue to rise.

Gold still has a long way to climb.

Since 2002, we've been telling our clients that the price of gold was going up – a lot. Gold’s been on the upswing, and we believe the current bull market will end only when gold bullion surpasses its 1980 high of $850, which in today’s dollars would mean a price of more than $2,000 per ounce. Some analysts believe that $1,500 will become a new floor, not a ceiling! All things considered, America, China, Switzerland, India, and other savvy countries and individuals have the right idea: buy gold bullion now.

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Gold American Eagle Pricing and Specifications

1 oz. Gold American Eagle (Dates our Choice) $1,174.78

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