January 2019 - Week 4 Edition
IT’S A BOY - Dean Michael!
On Tuesday, January 22, I became a grandpa. I will be called Pops, but still do not know what Karen will be called. She does not want to be called Grandma. We have decided to let YOU help choose her name. Please call your Account Manager with your grandmother name suggestions (only one suggestion per customer please).
January 2019 - Week 4 Edition
IT’S A BOY - Dean Michael!
On Tuesday, January 22nd, I became a grandpa. I will be called Pops but still do not know what Karen will be called. She does not want to be called Grandma. We have decided to let YOU help choose her name. Please call your Account Manager with your grandmother name suggestions.
January 2019 - Week 4 Edition
IT’S A BOY - Dean Michael!
On Tuesday, January 22nd, I became a grandpa. I will be called Pops but still do not know what Karen will be called. She does not want to be called Grandma. We have decided to let YOU help choose her name. Please call your Account Manager with your grandmother name suggestions.
January 2019 - Week 4 Edition
IT’S A BOY - Dean Michael!
On Tuesday, January 22nd, I became a grandpa. I will be called Pops but still do not know what Karen will be called. She does not want to be called Grandma. We have decided to let YOU help choose her name. Please call your Account Manager with your grandmother name suggestions.
January 2019 - Week 3 Edition
Political Crises in Britain and America are Sending Gold Up
Gold remained above $1,290 most of last week, including a $1,292.80 morning fixing in London on Friday, but the London pm fixing was $1,288.95, and the U.S. close was around $1,287. On Monday morning, January 14, gold shot up again past $1,290, reaching $1,295 before retreating to $1,292. Since November 30, 2018, Gold is up 6% and Silver is up 10%, while stocks are down about 6%.
January 2019 - Week 3 Edition
Political Crises in Britain and America are Sending Gold Up
Gold remained above $1,290 most of last week, including a $1,292.80 morning fixing in London on Friday, but the London pm fixing was $1,288.95, and the U.S. close was around $1,287. On Monday morning, January 14, gold shot up again past $1,290, reaching $1,295 before retreating to $1,292. Since November 30, 2018, Gold is up 6% and Silver is up 10%, while stocks are down about 6%.
January 2019 - Week 2 Edition
Gold Starts Year Strongly
Gold remained above $1,280 in the first week of the year, starting the year strongly, while stocks remained in their erratic pattern of falling rapidly (down 660 Dow points on Thursday), then recovering on some good news the next day. Gold has become far more stable than stocks as well as more profitable over the last three months. Silver performed even better last week, up over 25-cents (+1.65%) to $15.72.
January 2019 - Week 1 Edition
Gold Scores Large Advantage over Stocks in the Fourth Quarter of 2018
Gold closed 2018 at its highest price since June 15th, moving in the opposite direction of stocks, which fell the most of any December since 1931. During the fourth quarter, the S&P 500 lost 14% while gold gained 8%.
January 2019 - Week 1 Edition
Gold Scores Large Advantage over Stocks in the Fourth Quarter of 2018
Gold closed 2018 at its highest price since June 15th, moving in the opposite direction of stocks, which fell the most of any December since 1931. During the fourth quarter, the S&P 500 lost 14% while gold gained 8%.
December 2018 - Week 4 Edition
Jim Cramer (and Others) Say “Buy Gold”
With stocks falling on a regular basis, investors are seeking shelter. Last week, Mad Money’s Jim Cramer predicted a gold bull market ahead. He said this market reminded him of 2007, when the Federal Reserve was not listening to the reality of the world around them but kept raising rates. He’s not alone in his concerns.
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