Latest Research from BERU

Investors shifting out of equities and into tangible assets to protect wealth. [ Read more… ]

The 1 percent increase in gold this morning can be attributed to both further weakness in the dollar and more near record highs in oil. [ Read more… ]

Blanchard is extremely bullish for the second half of the year.  Gold is poised to continue its recent increase and will likely pass the $1,000 mark at some point in the next few months and then hit $1,150 by the end of the year. [ Read more… ]

Gold is up over $6 to around $923.  That totals over $40 over the past two days.  There is a huge amount of uncertainty and fear in the market right now and gold is the perfect assets for investors to protect and build their wealth. [ Read more… ]

What various Wall Street leaders are saying... [ Read more… ]

It took less than 24 hours for investors to negotiate through the Fed language from yesterday's meeting and determine that the statements did not lean as much towards curbing inflation as predicted... [ Read more… ]

Clearly many investors are waiting to see what will happen with the Fed meeting today. Since the dollar will react to the statements that accompany the rate decision, gold will likely move in the opposite direction. [ Read more… ]

What’s next?  The consensus seems to be that we’re going to see 1970’s-style STAGFLATION.  [ Read more… ]

To know which asset class will appreciate in value, you have only to follow the money.  When the stock market is gobbling up all of the available discretionary funds, you know that alternative investments, such as rare coins, are going to do poorly.  On the other hand, bear markets in stocks cause net withdrawals, which in turn support the prices of alternative assets as investors seek better returns.
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The dollar has been slowly collapsing over the past five years, losing one-half of its purchasing power compared to the euro.  Crude oil has gone up by a factor of five, while gold has tripled.  The demand for the dollar is declining.  Hardly a day goes by without some central bank or major institution announcing that they have diversified out of the dollar into other currencies. [ Read more… ]

Gold is up over $15 this morning to around $945. [ Read more… ]

Increasingly, investors are becoming concerned about inflation.  Rising commodity prices and the falling dollar point to price pressures ahead and, with global growth still robust, the link between domestic output and domestic inflation may be waning.   [ Read more… ]