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Byron King: Peak Gold + Weak Dollar = $2,000+
Source: The Gold Report
A highly regarded resource sector expert who discusses his field fervently whenever possible and whose writings include the top-ranking Outstanding Investments, Byron King brings his views direct to The Gold Report audience in this exclusive interview. Unconvinced that the recession is behind us, he is equally sure that the "bottomless pit" mentality of stimulus spending will wreck the dollar. Those are among the reasons he sees $2,000-per-ounce gold on the not-too-distant horizon.
The Gold Report: We’ve seen quite a rebound in the markets since we spoke in May, and governments across the world have begun releasing some positive economic news. Are we…
30Sep2009 | The Gold Report | 0 comments | ContinuedByron King on the Challenge of Diminishing Resources
Source: The Gold Report
Once upon a time, Byron King shunned writing letters to the editor. He was afraid that one might actually appear in print. That sounds like the stuff of fairy tales when you’re talking about someone with as prolific a pen (or keyboard) as Byron. A one-time field historian on the staff of the U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, he has a gift for putting current events into an historical context. Byron King’s credits include writing for Agora Financial’s Daily Reckoning and its Energy and Scarcity Investor newsletter (editor) as well as Whiskey and Gunpowder (contributing editor for…
13May2009 | The Gold Report | 0 comments | ContinuedComment on the Greenspan Era
This from the 5min Forecast:
P.S. “Greenspan blamed the era of low interest rates over which he presided,†Addison writes by e-mail this morning, “on the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Iron Curtain.†We didn’t get much more from him than that. He and the film crew for I.O.U.S.A. were in Washington, D.C., today getting some last-minute interviews for the film… including a sit-down with none other than Alan Greenspan. We’ll hear a lot more from Addison and Alan, I’m sure, when Addison returns tomorrow.
Hmmm…
The end of the Cold War? The fall of the Iron Curtain?…
10Jun2008 | Energy and Oil | Comments Off | Continued
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