November 2018 - Week 3 Edition
How Might Gold, Stocks and Rare Coins Perform During another Long Impeachment Process?
When that happened, the stock market peaked in early 1973 and went into its worst bear market of the postwar era (and the worst we’d see until 2008-09), while gold began its longest and strongest bull market, with rare coins leveraging those gains with one of its strongest bull markets.
November 2018 - Week 3 Edition
How Might Gold, Stocks and Rare Coins Perform During another Long Impeachment Process?
When that happened, the stock market peaked in early 1973 and went into its worst bear market of the postwar era (and the worst we’d see until 2008-09), while gold began its longest and strongest bull market, with rare coins leveraging those gains with one of its strongest bull markets.
November 2018 - Week 3 Edition
How Might Gold, Stocks and Rare Coins Perform During another Long Impeachment Process?
When that happened, the stock market peaked in early 1973 and went into its worst bear market of the postwar era (and the worst we’d see until 2008-09), while gold began its longest and strongest bull market, with rare coins leveraging those gains with one of its strongest bull markets.
November 2018 - Week 3 Edition
How Might Gold, Stocks and Rare Coins Perform During another Long Impeachment Process?
When that happened, the stock market peaked in early 1973 and went into its worst bear market of the postwar era (and the worst we’d see until 2008-09), while gold began its longest and strongest bull market, with rare coins leveraging those gains with one of its strongest bull markets.
November 2018 - Week 2 Edition
Silver Reaches “Double Bottom” Buying Territory
Silver has reached a “double bottom” price pattern at or below $14. Technical chartists call a “double bottom” a very bullish pattern in which a stock or commodity sets a double bottom separated by an interim peak.
November 2018 - Week 1 Edition
Purple Elections
The elections came out “purple,” with no massive “Blue wave” for the Democrats. The Republicans gained two Senate seats, as expected, and the Democrats gained 30 House seats to take control there, but that was about 10 seats fewer than the pundits, like 538.com, had expected.
October 2018 - Week 5 Edition
How to Target the Right Coins and Get Ahead of Demand Using Intersecting Circles
When I used to teach school, I knew I could capture the attention of young children by drawing three intersecting circles. Even today, when speaking with adults, the same lesson works, only adults like to call them “Venn Diagrams.”
October 2018 - Week 4 Edition
Notes from My Participation in the Latest U.S. Mint Forum
Last Wednesday, October 17, I attended an all-day U.S. Mint Forum held at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) in Washington, D.C. About 50 prominent members of the numismatic community gathered to listen to, and provide input to a group of very receptive U.S. Mint and BEP staff and leaders.
October 2018 - Week 4 Edition
Notes from My Participation in the Latest U.S. Mint Forum
Last Wednesday, October 17, I attended an all-day U.S. Mint Forum held at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) in Washington, D.C. About 50 prominent members of the numismatic community gathered to listen to, and provide input to a group of very receptive U.S. Mint and BEP staff and leaders.
October 2018 - Week 3 Edition
An Uncertain Election Outcome Should be Good for Gold, Scary for Stocks
Right now, the smart money (and most polls) predict that the Senate will remain narrowly in Republican hands while the House of Representatives will likely switch from Republican to Democratic control. We don’t know for certain this will happen – polls misled us twice in 2016 with “Brexit” and Trump – but if the House comes under Democratic control, the unrest in our nation today may look tame by comparison.
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