Mike Kosares: The gold investment demand juggernaut

By Michael J. Kosares
USAGold.com, Denver
Monday, August 3, 2015

Whenever the mainstream media decides to undertake one of its periodic attacks on gold and gold ownership, it almost always begins by laying out gold's long history as a proven inflation hedge. It proceeds to explain that inflation is not a problem at the present, and, as a result, no one with any common sense would bother to own it. This argument is a setup -- a pretext meant to confuse investor thinking and redirect interest away from the one investment vehicle likely to do them some good in these uncertain times.

In mid-2007, the year the financial crisis began, gold was trading at $650 per ounce. As financial markets courted collapse in the following two years, gold rose steadily. By the time the global economy came up for air in late 2010, gold was trading at $1,400 per ounce and well on its way to an interim top of $1,900 in September, 2011. ...

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