Gold IRA GuidePosts tagged "South Africa"

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August 13, 2013

Gold Supply in Danger as South African Labor Dispute Turns Deadly

Tragically, things have taken a turn for the worse in South Africa’s mining labor dispute. However, there are fears that this is only the beginning that “may lead to a serious bloodbath in Rustenburg”. The mining industry in South Africa is not only vital to the...

by Nick Sandles

July 23, 2013

In the news, Investing

South African Labor Dispute Might Tighten Gold Supply

As a natural resource, gold will always have a limited supply. There is only so much gold that can be mined from the earth. Recent developments in the gold mining industry in South Africa, as well as around the world, signal that the gold supply...

by Nick Sandles

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This past week the news emerged from the Fed's Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit that U.S. total household debt has set another staggering record. The debt level hit $14.15 trillion after rising another $193 billion (1.4 percent higher) during the fourth quarter of...
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Gold is currently worth $1,570 USD per ounce. Analysts are predicting that it could be worth as much as $2,000 USD per ounce by the time Donald Trump runs for re-election later this year. That means there’s a lot of upside left, but the price...
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