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Peter believes that $10,000 dollar/ounce gold price is not out of the question. As more people, governments, and institutions flee fiat currencies and seek the safety of precious metals, gold could very well see these unprecedented levels in it’s price.
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Gold at $10,000 per ounce? What the analysts are predicting
Why Gold? Why Now?
The Case for Investing in Gold Today
If you are looking to protect your wealth safely and securely today, you will find nothing compares to gold. Gold tends to benefit the cautious investor during times of financial upheval,because it is both durable and limited in supply and its value has been recognized throughout the ages.
Gold endures – it will not corrode or tarnish. Gold is stores as either jewelry or bullion, each of
which are a form of stored wealth and and have value.
The total amount of the world’s gold store is estimated as approx 160,000 tonnesly curreny – yet gold is so dense that, if that quantity were formed into a single cube, the length of one edge would barely reach 22 yards in length!
Gold vs. Paper-Money Inflation
At the present time gold is being mined at the rate of some 2,600 tonnes per anum – meaning a small increase of about 1.6% per year to the above-ground gold supply . And importantly for the value of gold, unlike currency this annual growth-rate cannot be increased by the politicians or investment bankers. The supply of dollars or Euros expands at will but,thanks to the tight supply, gold grew its buying
power more than nine times over during the 70s — the last ,ajor surge of inflation. In terms of business assets, it had risen by 23 times over up to 1980 as measured against the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
During the financial collapse of the 1930s — this time amid a deflation caused by half of all banks in the United States failing — gold bought 17 times as many financial assets as it did before the Great Crash of 1929.
Recently debt defaults and inflation are compounding today, forcing a new
crisis in the value of money. Gold has already risen three-fold against the New York stock market since early 2000. It’s recently ascended in terms of residential and commercial real estate, too.
Is it Time to Buy Gold?
Gold doesn’t care whether a financial collapse destroys the value of money or the value of debt . Its
indestructibility and tight supply mean its owners can thrive amid either. But that doesn’t make gold a “always” investment. Gold will always lose value during stable periods of strong economic growth.
For example, during the 20 years up to 2000 gold lost 95% of its value in terms of US real estate. So it’s no surprise that, as a proportion of world investment portfolios, gold fell from around 2% to effectively zero.
The trend in gold prices finally turned higher, just as Gordon Brown sold half the UK’s
national gold reserves at less than $300 an ounce. Since then gold has trebled and more. But this gain remains small in the context of earlier gold trends. It’s also been limited by Western governments
persuading their citizens that “core” inflation in the cost of living is running at just 2% per year or below.
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will continue to grow if the world’s major currencies — gold’s main competition as a store of value — plunge into the inflationary spiral that many economists dread.
Until there’s a dramatic change in monetary policy, the over-supply of Dollars, Euros and Yen look set to keep pushing gold prices higher.
At the start of the 1980s, the Federal Reserve pushed US interest rates up to 18% and above, restoring the world’s confidence in its currency and spurring the “long boom” of the next 20 years.
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It’s not too late to jump on the gold bandwagon if the following analysts are worth their salt. A whopping total of 143 analysts surveyed predict that gold prices will soar to an estimated parabolic peak price at $3,000/ozt. in the foreseeable future. Of those 143 analysts – see names below – 103 of them see gold reaching a price of $5,000/ozt. and another 20 analysts predict that gold will soar to a parabolic peak price of up to $10,000 per troy ounce or beyond.
From Lorimer Wilson, the editor of www.munKNEE.com (Your Key to Making Money!) and www.FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com we now have a named a list of analysts along with their predicted gold price targets and the time frame. Please note that this entire paragraph, and a link back to the original source article*, must be included in any article re-posting or posting to avoid copyright infringement.
4 Analysts See Gold Reaching These Prices By the End of 2011!
- Bob Kirtley: $10,000;
- Patrick Kerr: $5,000 – $10,000;
- Taran Marwah: $3,000;
- Colin Fenton: $2,500
14 Analysts See Gold Reaching These Prices in 2012
- Arnold Bock: $10,000;
- Porter Stansberry: $10,000;
- Taran Marwah: $6,000+;
- Greg McCoach: $5,000+;
- Robert McEwen: $5,000;
- Mary Anne and Pamela Aden: $3,000 – $5,000;
- Lindsey Williams: $3,000 – $4,000;
- John Paulson: $2,400 – $4,000;
- Bob Chapman: $2,500 – $3,000;
- Ian McAvity: $2,500 – $3,000;
- Kurtis Hemmerling: $2,500 – $3,000
- Peter Hambro: $2,500;
- Charles Nenner: $2,500;
- Arnie Waters: $2,500
12 Analysts See Gold Price Going to +$10,000
- DoctoRX: $20,000 (by 2020);
- Mike Maloney: $15,000;
- Ben Davies: $10,000 – $15,000;
- Howard Katz: $14,000;
- Jeffrey Lewis: $7,000 – $14,000;
- Jim Sinclair: $12,455;
- Goldrunner: $10,000 – $12,000;
- Martin Armstrong: $5,000 – $12,000 (by 2015/16);
- Robin Griffiths: $3,000 – $12,000 (by 2015);
- Jim Rickards: $4,000 – $11,000;
- Roland Watson: $10,800;
- Dylan Grice: $10,167
53 Analysts See Gold Price Going Over $5,000 to as High as $10,000
- Bob Kirtley: $10,000 (by 2011);
- Arnold Bock: $10,000 (by 2012);
- Porter Stansberry: $10,000 (by 2012);
- Peter George: $10,000 (by 2015);
- Nick Barisheff: $10,000 (by 2016);
- Tom Fischer: $10,000;
- Shayne McGuire: $10,000;
- Eric Hommelberg: $10,000;
- Marc Faber: $6,000 – $10,000;
- David Petch: $6,000 – $10,000;
- Gerald Celente: $6,000 – $10,000;
- Egon von Greyerz: $6,000 – $10,000;
- Peter Schiff: $5,000 – $10,000 (in 5 to 10 years);
- Patrick Kerr: $5,000 – $10,000 (by 2011);
- Peter Millar: $5,000 – $10,000;
- Ron Paul: $5,000 – $10,000;
- Roger Wiegand: $5,000 – $10,000;
- Alf Field: $4,250 – $10,000;
- Jeff Nielson: $3,000 – $10,000;
- Dennis van Ek: $9,000 (by 2015);
- Dominic Frisby: $8,000;
- Paul Brodsky: $8,000;
- James Turk: $8,000 (by 2015);
- Joseph Russo: $7,000 – $8,000;
- Bob Chapman: $7,700 ($2,500 – $3,000 by February 2012);
- Tim Guinness: $7,500 (by 2025);
- Michael Rozeff: $2,865 – $7,151;
- Jim Willie: $7,000;
- Greg McCoach: $6,500;
- Chris Mack: $6,241.64 (by 2015);
- Chuck DiFalco: $6,214 (by 2018);
- Jeff Clark: $6,214;
- Urs Gmuer: $6,200;
- Aubie Baltin: $6,200 (by 2017);
- Murray Sabrin: $6,153;
- Adam Hamilton: $6,000+;
- Samuel “Bud” Kress: $6,000 (by 2014);
- Robert Kientz: $6,000;
- Harry Schultz: $6,000;
- John Bougearel: $6,000;
- David Tice: $5,000 – $6,000;
- Laurence Hunt: $5,000 – $6,000 (by 2019);
- Taran Marwah: $3,000 – $6,000+ (by Dec. 2011 and Dec.2012, respectively);
- Rob Lutts: $3,000 – $6,000;
- Martin Hutchinson: $3,100 – $5,700;
- Stephen Leeb: $5,500 (by 2015);
- Louise Yamada: $5,200;
- Jeremy Charlesworth: $5,000+;
- Przemyslaw Radomski: $5,000+;
- Jason Hamlin: $5,000+;
- David McAlvany: $5,000+;
- Pat Gorman: $5,000+;
- Mark Leibovit: $3,600 – $5,000+
Cumulative sub-total: 65
38 Analysts Believe Gold Price Could Go As High As $5,000
- David Rosenberg: $5,000;
- James West: $5,000;
- Doug Casey: $5,000;
- Peter Cooper: $5,000;
- Robert McEwen: $5,000; (by 2012 – 2014);
- Peter Krauth: $5,000;
- Tim Iacono: $5,000 (by 2017);
- Christopher Wyke: $5,000;
- Frank Barbera: $5,000;
- John Lee: $5,000;
- Barry Dawes: $5,000;
- Bob Lenzer: $5,000 (by 2015);
- Steve Betts: $5,000;
- Stewart Thomson: $5,000;
- Charles Morris: $5,000 (by 2015);
- George Maniere: $5,000 (by 2015);
- Marvin Clark: $5,000 (by 2015);
- Eric Sprott: $5,000;
- Nathan Narusis: $5,000;
- David McAlvany: $5,000;
- Standard Chartered: $5,000 (by 2020);
- Bud Conrad: $4,000 – $5,000;
- Paul Mylchreest: $4,000 – $5,000;
- Pierre Lassonde: $4,000 – $5,000;
- Willem Middelkoop: $4,000 – $5,000;
- Mary Anne and Pamela Aden: $3,000 – $5,000 (by February 2012);
- James Dines: $3,000 – $5,000;
- Bill Murphy: $3,000 – $5,000;
- Bill Bonner: $3,000 – $5,000;
- Peter Degraaf: $2,500 – $5,000;
- Eric Janszen: $2,500 – $5,000;
- Larry Jeddeloh: $2,300 – $5,000 (by 2013);
- Larry Edelson: $2,300 – $5,000 (by 2015);
- Luke Burgess: $2,000 – $5,000;
- Robert Lloyd-George: $5,000 (by 2014);
- Heath Jansen: $2,500 – $5,000;
- Jeff Nichols: $2,000 – $5,000;
- Julian Jessop: $1,840 – $5,000
Cumulative sub-total: 103
40 Analysts Believe Gold Will Increase to Between $3,000 and $4,999
- David Moenning: $4,525;
- Larry Reaugh: $4,000+;
- Oliver Velez: $4,000+;
- Ernest Kepper: $4,000;
- Mike Knowles: $4,000;
- Ian Gordon/Christopher Funston: $4,000;
- Barry Elias: $4,000; (by 2020);
- Lindsey Williams: $3,000 – $4,000 (by 2012);
- Jay Taylor: $3,000 – $4,000;
- Christian Barnard: $2,500 – $4,000;
- John Paulson: $2,400 – $4,000 (by 2012);
- Paul Tustain: $3,844;
- Myles Zyblock: $3,800;
- Eric Roseman: $2,500 – $3,500 (by 2015);
- Christopher Wood: $3,360;
- Peter Leeds: $3,200;
- Franklin Sanders: $3,130;
- John Henderson: $3,000+ (by 2015 – 17);
- Michael Berry: $3,000+ (by 2015);
- Hans Goetti: $3,000;
- Michael Yorba: $3,000;
- David Urban; $3,000;
- Mitchell Langbert: $3,000;
- Brett Arends: $3,000;
- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: $3,000;
- John Williams: $3,000;
- Byron King: $3,000;
- Chris Weber: $3,000 (by 2020);
- Mark O’Byrne: $3,000;
- Kevin Kerr: $3,000;
- Frank Holmes: $3,000;
- Shamik Bhose: $3,000 (by 2014);
- Ani Markova: $3,000 (by 2013/14);
- John Embry: $3,000;
- Michael Lombardi: $3,000;
- Eric Bolling: $3,000;
- Phillip Richards: $3,000;
- John Ing: $3,000;
- Chris Laird: $3,000;
- Michael Brush: $3,000
Cumulative sub-total: 143
16 Analysts Believe Price of Gold Will Go to Between $2,500 and $3,000
- Kurtis Hemmerling: $2,500 – $3,000 (by 2012);
- Ian McAvity: $2,500 – $3,000 (by 2012);
- Graham French: $2,000 – $3,000;
- Bank of America Merrill Lynch: $2,000 – $3,000;
- Joe Foster: $2,000 – $3,000 (by 2019);
- David Morgan: $2,900;
- Sascha Opel: $2,500+;
- Colin Fenton: $2,500 (by December 2011);
- Rick Rule: $2,500 (by 2013);
- Daniel Brebner: $2,500;
- James DiGeorgia: $2,500;
- Peter Hambro: $2,500 (by 2012);
- Charles Nenner: $2,500 (by 2012/13);
- Ross Strachan: $2,500 (by 2013);
- Richard O’Brien: $2,500 (by 2013);
- Arnie Waters: $2,500 (by spring 2012)
Grand Total: 159
It is a sign of times that a whopping 159 analysts see investors driven by market uncertainty and volatility to drive the price of gold, silver, and precious metals to such remarkable heights With such a varied and sesasoned bunch of analysts on the same page about the direction that gold prices are heading, those who have not yet gotten around to adding some physical gold and silver, or even the precious metals ETFs and stocks to their portfolios may find the time is right to get their toes wet.
