Dr. Stephen Leeb PhD
Dr. Stephen Leeb PhD is widely recognized as one of the country's foremost financial experts. His newsletter, Personal Finance, was one of the largest-circulation investment advisory newsletters in the country and among the Newsletter Publishers Association's Best Financial Advisory Newsletter awards in 1991, '92, '94-'96, '99, '00 and 2001. Dr. Leeb also won both the Forbes and Wall Street Journal stock picking contests, is a New York Times bestselling author known for his 2007 bestseller “The Coming Economic Collapse: How You Can Thrive When Oil Costs $200 a Barrel” - one of nine books he has written on the financial markets, and is frequently quoted in the financial media, including Investor’s Business Daily, USA Today, Business Week, The New York Times, NPR and The Wall Street Journal. In addition, Dr. Leeb has been a regular guest on Fox News, Bloomberg, Forbes, CNN Neil Cavuto and others.
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In my latest book, China’s Rise and the New Age of Gold: How Investors Can Profit from a Changing World, I discuss how China's growing prominence in the global economy has presented not only new challenges, but also new opportunities for investors.
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Russia’s horrendous invasion of Ukraine makes it more essential than ever for investors to own gold in some form. For one thing, it will intensify scarcities in essential commodities, which go hand in hand with higher gold. And second, inevitably it raises fears of some unintended catastrophic escalation beyond Ukraine. This one/two punch virtually ensures higher gold prices lies ahead.
There are two things to keep in mind when investing in gold in regards to a bull market.
Scarcities, or the threat of scarcities, in essential resources such as oil, copper, zinc, silver, and others go hand in hand with rising gold prices. Reason being when commodity scarcities arise and look like they can persist, gold is pushed up as the one asset capable of allocating those scarcities. Understanding the fundamentals that underlie a bull market in gold can keep you from panicking and bailing out too soon!
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In my latest book, China’s Rise and the New Age of Gold: How Investors Can Profit from a Changing World, I provide helpful information for anyone interested in gold investing.
Whether you’re an expert or a novice, you too can be ahead of the curve.
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There is a willful blindness by the U.S. financial elite to how profoundly America’s position in the world is changing. China is far closer to replacing the existing global monetary system with gold linked currency. Unless Americans change how they view gold, most Americans will miss out on those gains as most have missed out in the past.
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The world is changing rapidly. Investors need to be prepared for a bumpier ride as the overall stock market becomes more volatile. But selected sectors and stocks will thrive in this newly chaotic environment. Some sectors, in fact, are likely to be less volatile than in the past – in particular, the best-situated miners of gold and other commodities. Already this century we’ve had a taste of what this can mean, and there’s more to come.
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In my latest book, China’s Rise and the New Age of Gold: How Investors Can Profit from a Changing World, I provide you with the tools needed to invest in all things gold, from the metal itself, to gold mutual funds and ETFs, to individual mining companies. You’ll find everything you need to profit from China’s rising economic position.
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If you’re an investor, you probably know that it typically is a good idea to keep abreast of what the Federal Reserve is doing or planning on doing. After all, the Fed keeping interest rates at rock bottom levels has been a major factor in the remarkably powerful and sustained bull market that stocks have enjoyed. The Fed is considered so central to investing that an old Wall Street adage says that the “Fed writes the market letter” – i.e., the best guide to how the market will behave is to scrutinize the Fed’s intentions.
But what if the Fed’s message is unfathomably murky, so confused and confusing that it’s impossible to read? That’s the case following the Fed’s meeting in late January, which was more befuddling than any I’ve ever seen and left analysts viewing it in wildly different ways. Some analysts interpreted the Fed’s behavior as unexpectedly dovish, in that the central bank didn’t raise interest rates even though inflation is at a 40-year high. Other analysts, focusing on Chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks at his press conference, felt that the Fed was turning unexpectedly hawkish.
There’s a lot to say about what lies behind this confusion and about the deep-rooted reasons that have left the Fed in an almost impossible position, where any misstep could have dire consequences for the market and the overall economy. I’ll mention just one here, which is that the current problems facing the U.S. and the world differ in a critical way from past crises, including the surging inflation in the 1970s, the market crash of 1987, Mideastern wars, the tech bubble and collapse, the shock of 9/11, the 2008 housing crash and subsequent financial crisis, and most recently the economic blow from the pandemic. In these and other crises, the solution has always been seen as money, i.e., cue the Fed. But today, the world is facing more intractable problems that money can’t solve, specifically the problem of worsening resource scarcities.
However, if the Fed’s messaging has become blurred, I think that in its very murkiness it contains one clear message for investors: Protecting wealth is far more important than seeking more. This points above all to owning gold and gold-related investments. The good news is that if I am even half right about where gold ultimately is headed, you will be able to have your cake – protecting your wealth – and grow it, too, as gold explodes into a massive bull market. I lay out the many reasons for this coming bull market in my book China’s Rise and the New Age of Gold. Selected other investments will benefit as well from rising pressures on resources, but gold is likely to lead the pack in a very big way.
China’s growing role in the global economy is showing no sign of retreat. My latest book, China’s Rise and the New Age of Gold: How Investors Can Profit from a Changing World, shows you how to stay ahead of the curve AND profit from these changes.
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I do feel confident in my reading that gold is at the center of China’s thinking on a new monetary system. My fervent hope is that today’s conditions resemble 1974 more than 2008, meaning that – barring a terrible error by the Fed in which it tightens too aggressively – we don’t face an imminent shock or meltdown. Still, you have to go back to the early 1980s to find inflation numbers as high as today.
Gold is the only real asset prized not for its industrial uses but for its intrinsic beauty, and it has a multi-millennia history as a currency. Yes, some 10% of gold is used in industry, but there are substitutes for those uses. It’s believed that all the gold ever mined is still in existence.
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Commodities have been rising sharply, along with overall inflation. Under these circumstances, you’d expect gold to rise even faster. Yet so far it has lagged. Don’t be fooled.
Gold may stay volatile for a while, probably bounded by around $1,680 on the downside. But then a realistic first target is $5,000, followed by far higher prices thereafter.
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