Strong dollar, how much longer?
Gold remains the way out.
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If the leading currencies suffer a bout of weakness, the time has come for real values. Gold is then at the top of the buy list. A market observer who is certainly critical of the dollar recently made a very macabre comparison for the US dollar. If you cut off the head of a chicken and let it go, it will run as fast as it can for a few seconds. This is what the US dollar looks like at the moment. It seems healthy and lively and is striving further and further forward. But actually, the head is already missing. Thus, the race can be over quickly.
But what then? Will the euro then rise against the dollar? This euro, which is showing an ever-greater interest rate disadvantage against dollar investments? This euro, in whose front yard the next debt crisis in Italy and Greece is looming? In this situation, central banks around the globe are likely to be right in the long term if they rely more and more intensively on gold in their currency reserves. This is because they are diversifying and taking fewer risks when the major currencies crash. With the economic and inflation data that have been flooding in for weeks, this can be well justified, at least against real values. These real assets include, above all, gold, which is more flexible than real estate and is traded worldwide. So, if you want to hedge your private nest egg on a small scale like the central banks do on a large scale, you should also think about investments in gold. A basic stock for hedging from small bars and common coins is the least. In addition, for investors willing to take risks, investments in gold shares can also be considered. Here investors bet on the gold, which still slumbers in the ground and only in the future - probably - will be taken out. Although this is more speculative than buying, for example, a Krugerrand, it also offers higher profit opportunities if you are not just looking to hedge but are a fan of returns. Examples of shares of good gold companies are Trillium Gold Mines and Revival Gold.
In the Red Lake Mining District in Ontario, Trillium Gold Mines - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39x7dnBTnhw - owns a very large property package and handles acquisition, exploration and development of projects.
Revival Gold - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d24jQVrtkKE - is active in Idaho at its Beartrack-Arnett Gold Project, a previously producing property.
Latest corporate information and press releases from Trillium Gold Mines (https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/trillium-gold-mines-inc/).
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