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Last summer, I created a small “piggy bank” portfolio into which I can pour any excess liquidity from my Cupolone Income Portfolio. I named this secondary portfolio my Giotto Income Portfolio, in

Current Yields Rising From Higher mREIT Dividends

The big gold-ETF buying that catapulted gold higher into early August has gone missing in action since then.

Nothing prevents gold from being influenced by its main fundamental factor - the US real rate. The growth in money supply in the US in recent months will not necessarily lead to much higher inflation�

Following the massive liquidity injection from central banks, the probability of a sudden unexpected rise in inflation expectations is certainly non-negligible.

Fear factor is still strong and in favor of gold as investors fear a second shutdown. Inflation expectations are on the rise, further boosting gold's prospects.

Globally, gold-holding in ETFs increased for the ninth straight month in August with the appetite for gold notably increasing in Asian markets.

Inflation rates may be set to accelerate as the Fed aims for an average of 2%. Holders of low-yielding U.S.

In 2020 the ratio of our debt to the output of the economy (debt to GDP) is likely going to exceed 120% (and might be as high as 130%).

Gold had become overbought in the past month, trading well above trend, making it ripe for a correction.

Open interest in September gold at rollover deadline August 28 was 3,070, yet physical deliveries for September gold total 3,457 as of latest data September 4.

We track what we are calling the shadow contracts on COMEX where reported physical deliveries don't match contract closings for September.

CPM Group recently released a video showing that gold's purchasing power declines over time. According to my analysis, this is false.

The market is experiencing tremendous demand. Gold has taken the limelight as fund managers and institutional investors are starting to invest in gold over concerns with the US dollar.

Is it going to be inflation or deflation? The two schools of thought are poles apart in their thesis of what effect central bank interventions will have.