Gold’s Bull Market Has Just Begun. Target: $2,200 – within 18 Months
Special Report: The US is no longer the center of the world and their consumption-based economy is laboring under the weight of the higher tariffs. Nearly every policy is seen through a tariff prism. All of this is hurting economic growth and investment. Falling bond yields are signaling a growth slowdown and an inverted yield curve is a prelude to a recession. America is simply imploding, not dissimilar to Great Britain after the Second World War. President Trump has sown the seeds of the dollar’s demise, says John Ing, President and CEO, Maison Placements Canada. Ing remains positive on gold as a hedge against US dollar vulnerability and believe that the senior and intermediate producers with free cash flow and dividends will play an important role in portfolios. Gold’s bull market has just begun. Target: $2,200 – within 18 months. Here are Ing’s recommendations for Agnico Eagle Mines, B2Gold, Barrick Gold, Centerra Gold, Eldorado Gold, Iamgold Corp., Kinross Gold, and Newmont Goldcorp.
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Prospects of Lower Rates Lifts Gold
Jeff Hirsch, Stock Trader’s Almanac: As widely anticipated, the Fed did not change its target rate in mid July. Generally, the lower interest rates go, the more desirable gold can become as lower rates typically result in a weaker dollar. Seasonality: Gold’s best three months.

5 Reasons Why 2019 Has Been Gold’s Time to Glitter
Yardeni: Low interest rates, tame inflation, political instability favor this precious metal. June was a good month for gold, which made for a strong first-half of the year for the precious metal. Why has this been gold’s year? And what happened in June?
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World Gold Consumption to Rise in 2019 to 2020, Before Falling in 2021: Report
World gold consumption is likely to grow at an average annual rate of 3.7% in 2019 and 2020 - reaching a peak of 4,728 tonnes in 2020 - and then decrease by 4.9% in 2021, to 4,497 tonnes.
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Is Yamana Gold a Buy?
Thanks to recent comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which revealed its lack of interest in raising interest rates, the price of gold bounded above the $1,400-per-ounce mark. Unsurprisingly, investors are turning their attention to gold mining stocks – among them, Yamana Gold.
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The Stock Warrant Handbook: Dudley Pierce Baker
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Gold Bug Nominated for Fed Seat
The gold market could have at least one new ally within the Federal Reserve after U.S. President Donald Trump nominated Judy Shelton to be a board of governor of the U.S. Central bank. Shelton has previously advocated for the U.S. to return to a gold standard to create a “reliable store of value across borders and through time.”
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Where Next for Gold After it Comfortably Breaks Through $1,400?
While Metals Focus expects further upside, they caution that near-term headwinds still exist. Even so, the prospects for the gold price appear bright, with gold likely to continue strengthening over the medium term. The metals consultancy expects gold to set new highs before year-end, with these gains extending into 2020.

David Morgan: The Metals Complex May Surprise
As we head into the seasonally weak summer months, it is best to look for, initiate, or accumulate positions with sound fundamentals, trading with valuation disconnects due to exogenous factors. With the ongoing “Trade War” the metals complex may surprise. Morgan reviews his best performing pick over the last two-plus years, Kirkland Lake Gold.

Barrick CEO Believes Acacia Offer is Fair After Extending Bid Deadline
Barrick Gold Corp the world's No. 2 gold miner, believes its proposed offer to take full control of its African unit is "more than fair" and will engage with Acacia Mining Plc's board and minority shareholders to win them over, Chief Executive Mark Bristow told Reuters.

Sharps Pixley Predicts Possible Bull Run in Gold
According to Ross Norman, CEO, Sharps Pixley, a London-based bullion broker, gold could be in the very early stages of a bull run. Norman believes that the gold price has formed enough of a base to break through USD1360 an ounce, the mother of all resistance levels.

Retirees Have a Negative Outlook Towards Bitcoin
Retirees are not well-known for being major risk takers. In fact, quite the opposite is true with their age bracket. This is why it should not come as a huge surprise that they look at Bitcoin and the other major cryptocurrencies with a skeptical eye.

Mining a Few Stocks at the PDAC – Bill Cara
PDAC 2019 – The world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention attracted record crowds this year. Bill Cara, Cara Portfolio Management Ltd. made his way through the maze of exhibiting junior exploration companies and mid-tier/major mining companies. Here are a few of his PDAC take-aways.

PDAC Resource Company Presentations: The Bull & Bear Financial Report, a Media Partner with The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2019, met with a number of exhibiting resource companies. Here are Company Presentations from: Appia Energy, Argonaut Gold, Aura Resources, B2Gold, CanAlaska Uranium, First Majestic Silver, McEwen Mining, New Age Metals, New Pacific Metals, RJK Explorations, Romios Gold, SilverCrest Metals, Wesdome Gold Mines.

Lawrie Williams, Sharps Pixley: Gold Price Outlook – $1,374 Year-End ¬– Murenbeeld
Martin Murenbeeld, one of the world’s most respected gold analysts, gives three gold price scenarios for 2019 and 2020. Lawrie Williams rates Murenbeeld mildly bullish on gold.
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European Gold-Backed ETPs Reach Record Highs
Since the start of 2016, assets in European gold-backed exchange traded products (ETPs) have grown rapidly, hitting a record high of 1,121.4t (US$48bn) in Q1 2019. Now accounting for 45% of the global gold-backed ETP market, they have transformed gold investment in Europe.
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Is Venezuela’s Massive Gold Sale Impacting Gold Prices?
Is Venezuela’s massive gold sale impacting gold prices this week as the yellow metal drops to four-month lows? Analysts weigh in, telling Kitco News to watch investor sentiment.
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