Lear Capital Blog
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Central Banks Fleeing the Dollar for Gold! Should You Follow Their Lead?
What is that old saying about rats on a sinking ship? In his most recent investor letter, David Einhorn gave his observations on rising gold prices and what seems to be driving this trend. He noted the seeming outflow of gold from west to east. Meaning, eastern countries seem to be buying a lot, and …
By Rachel Mills on April 30, 2024 -
US Debt Servicing Payments Go Vertical
Image from Visual Capitalist What could possibly go wrong? In 2023, America’s debt service expenses surpassed the $1 trillion mark, marking a growth of more than double over the past decade. Additionally, according to projections by the Congressional Budget Office, the United States is anticipated to allocate more funds towards servicing its debt than on …
By Rachel Mills on April 22, 2024 -
Lear Capital Unveils Historic 1933 Gold Bar For Sale Amid Record High Gold Market
Lear Capital Offers Exclusive Ownership Opportunity of a Piece of Gold History LOS ANGELES, April 11, 2024/PRNewswire/ — In an exciting development for gold enthusiasts and history buffs alike, Lear Capital is proud to announce the acquisition of a gold bar with significant historical pedigree: an 80.3-ounce gold bar assayed by Leo Matthey in 1933. …
By Rachel Mills on April 16, 2024 -
AI Predictions for Precious Metals
Are they a crystal ball for gold and silver prices? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the rage these days. There are AI tools to create images, to answer questions, even to create songs on the fly. It's no wonder then that AI has increasingly become a popular tool in predicting market trends, including those of …
By Rachel Mills on April 9, 2024 -
Gold rallying to new highs!
What’s really behind it? What does it mean for you? Gold spot prices have been off to the races lately, climbing to new all time highs every week in March and starting off the month of April north of $2250! Much of this demand is still driven by central banks, but retail investors are finally …
By Rachel Mills on April 2, 2024