We can analyze many of the current events above and extrapolate what the future will likely hold for the price of gold, but we can also look at gold from a number of technical economic historical perspectives that bring us to the same conclusion. In fact, based on various historical measures, the price of gold relative to other widely used historical benchmarks is substantially under-priced and is primed to rise dramatically in the near future

1. The Golden Fall of the U.S. Dollar
The Golden Fall of the U.S. Dollar
By Ferris Eanfar, Financial Policy Council; TMax Capital:
Would you rather have gold or dollars? People around the world are asking this
question more and more as we enter the year 2012. In fact, Donald Trump
already accepts gold as a form of payment from tenants in one of his buildings
because Trump believes the U.S. Dollar is losing its value and its status as a
credible international reserve currency. i WikiLeaks leaked a 2009 cable from the
U.S. Embassy in Beijing, China, which indicated that the United States and Europe
have been suppressing the price of gold for many years to artificially prop up the
value of the U.S. Dollar. The ii launch of the instantly popular Pan Asian Gold
Exchange in July 2011 creates strong incentives for global investors to pull their
assets out of the West and take their gold and capital to the vast Pan-Asian
market. And China’s economic policy statements and insatiable gold-buying
appetite in recent years clearly indicate they are working aggressively to release
gold markets from the grip of Western control and manipulation. All of these
events and many more strongly suggest that demand for gold will continue to rise
to significantly higher levels in the months and years to come and the USD will
likely collapse within the current decade.
History of Gold as Our Guide:
We can analyze many of the current events above and extrapolate what the
future will likely hold for the price of gold, but we can also look at gold from a
number of technical economic historical perspectives that bring us to the same
conclusion. In fact, based on various historical measures, the price of gold
relative to other widely used historical benchmarks is substantially underpriced and is primed to rise dramatically in the near future……..Read More
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Ziad K Abdelnour