Author Archives: The Vault

This article will try to help you answer the question Should I Buy Gold Now? As most are aware, gold has managed to deliver average annual returns in excess of 15% for more than 10 years. With that said, the … Continue reading →

In the last few days gold has improved from being down in the high $1500s. Most of the price decline over the last month was due in large part to year end profit taking and also a continuation of a … Continue reading →

Well, if you’re a new investor to the gold and silver market, you’re quickly learning the meaning of volatility. Consider the last 2-3 months “baptism by fire.” In my investment experience, there is seldom a time an investor simply jumps … Continue reading →

Gold and silver remain in a corrective process. As I have mentioned in many other posts, this is what you want to see if you are looking for this bull market in precious metals to continue for the long-term. Of … Continue reading →

As I mentioned in my last gold market update gold and silver are going through a corrective process. The 2 elements during a correction or any market move are time and price. This current correction just needs to play out … Continue reading →

If you’ve been investing in gold for any length of time, then you realize how this market can play on your emotions.  When the price is going up, it seems like there is no end in sight. And, when the … Continue reading →

As we head into another week in the precious metals market, not too much has changed since my last post which you can find here Gold Update and the Coming Phase Transition.  As I pointed out, the gold and silver … Continue reading →

If you’ve been investing in gold for any length of time, you’re used volatility in this market. However, that isn’t to say that when it comes it makes it any easier. Short to Intermediate Term After experiencing major volatility, it … Continue reading →

Gold is one of the most emotional investments in the financial universe. When it’s going up day after day, month after month, everything is good and investors are happy. When it drops, investors wonder, why am I holding this yellow … Continue reading →