| | | The new Macro Watch video discusses how and why the price of Gold has moved up and down since 1970; and it warns that an investment in Gold is not a sure bet.
Gold is a hedge against inflation. The price of Gold goes up when people fear there will be significantly higher rates of inflation. But, it goes down when people become less concerned about inflation.
During recent decades, the deflationary forces of Globalization have overpowered the inflationary forces caused by an enormous increase in the Money Supply.
When there was no significant Inflation following the Crisis Of 2008, despite all the money the Fed had created, the price of Gold crashed 43% between its 2011 peak and 2015. If there is no Inflation following the Coronavirus Crisis, despite all the money the Fed is likely to create this year and next, it is possible that the price of Gold will crash again from whatever peak it reaches this time.
The Fed is creating an enormous amount of money. So, the price of Gold probably will continue moving higher during the months ahead.
But it is NOT certain that it will.
If it doesn’t, the price of Gold could fall significantly, as it has many times in the past.
The purpose of this video is to warn that there are risks associated with investing in Gold.
Gold is not a sure bet.
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