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9780470431320

The Trader's Great Gold Rush: Must-Have Methods for Trading and Investing in the Gold Market

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  • ISBN13:

    9780470431320

  • ISBN10:

    0470431326

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2009-10-01
  • Publisher: Wiley
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Summary

The Trader's Great Gold RushMust-Have Methods for Trading and Investing in the Gold MarketJames DigeorgiaPraise for the trader's great gold rush"James DiGeorgia is the best expert I know when it comes to investing in gold bullion. ?This is not your father's gold market anymore, so getting the right information from the right people is key to helping you succeed as a gold investor." -Tom Mcclellan, Editor, The McClellan Market Report, ?#1 Ranked Ten-Year Gold Timer (1999-2008)?"James DiGeorgia is a stalwart of precious metals. He draws on a lifetime of interest and commitment in The Trader's Great Gold Rush to inform you about 'tricks of the trade' that will come in handy as you seek to protect yourself from the looming solvency crisis of the U.S. government. This is a good book. But you have to read it now. Don't wait for the movie." -JAMES DAVIDSON, founder, Agora, Inc., and Editor, Strategic InvestmentThroughout history, gold has been a safe haven in times of political and economic crisis. Right now, gold's fundamentals are remarkably strong, says veteran commodities market analyst James DiGeorgia. In fact, gold is poised to boom-reaching, DiGeorgia predicts, as high as $2,500.From the fundamentals of investing in the gold market to the 17 common pitfalls to avoid, The Trader's Great Gold Rush tells you everything you need to know to take advantage of the coming surge in gold.This is the perfect time to invest in gold.And this book will show you how.

Table of Contents

An Introduction to Today's Gold Marketp. 1
Why Gold Is Going to $2,500p. 3
Why Is Gold Valuable, Anyway?p. 3
Gold's Role in the Global Economyp. 4
Bank Runs on the National Levelp. 6
The Betrayal of the Westp. 7
Gold Is Set Freep. 9
Four Forces behind Gold Pricesp. 10
Where Are These Forces Going?p. 13
What the Gold Bull Market Will Look Likep. 13
Bullish Fundamentalsp. 15
Three Sources of Supplyp. 15
Two Sources of Demandp. 16
Declining Supply and Surging Demandp. 18
Mining Supply Is Decliningp. 19
Secondary Supply Is Increasingp. 21
Supply from Official Transactions Is Decliningp. 22
Fabrication and Jewelry Demand Has Declined-Not Necessarily Bad Newsp. 24
Investor Demand Is Surgingp. 25
A New Source of Gold Demandp. 27
An Important New Force in the Gold Marketsp. 28
How Gold ETFs Workp. 30
The ETF Impact on the Gold Marketp. 32
An Unexpected Effect of the Gold ETFsp. 33
Gold, Inflation, and the Federal Reservep. 37
What Is Inflation, Anyway?p. 38
Political Hypocrisyp. 38
Why Gold Benefits from High Inflationp. 39
A Century of Constant Inflationp. 39
A Healthy Economy Should Not Experience Long-term Inflationp. 41
How the West Went Wrongp. 42
The Federal Reserve System Is Inherently Inflationaryp. 42
Monetizing Government Debtp. 43
Setting Reserve Requirementsp. 44
Acting as a Lender of Last Resortp. 46
How the Government Uses Inflation to Steal from Youp. 47
A Fourth Reason Why Our Economy Is Now Inherently Inflationaryp. 48
An Inflationary System Is Great for Gold Pricesp. 49
Notesp. 49
Skyrocketing Debt, Plummeting Savingsp. 51
The Dismal Financial Situation of American Consumersp. 52
The U.S. National Debtp. 52
Our National Debt: A Stack of $100 Bills, Over 8,244 Miles High!p. 54
While the Ship Sinks, Washington Drills More Holes in the Hullp. 55
Why Our Personal Debts Are Bullish for Goldp. 57
How the National Debt Will Make Gold Prices Soarp. 58
Gold Will Leap Up Even If No Mass Sale Occursp. 59
Why Our Nation Will Never Get Out of Debtp. 59
Why Neither Consumers Nor Our Government Can Ever Get Out of Debtp. 61
When Debt-Based Currencies Collapse, Gold Soarsp. 62
The Social Insurance Time Bombp. 63
Defining Our National Deficitp. 64
Our Leaders in Washington Are Lying to Usp. 64
The Trust Account Scamp. 65
Unstoppable Demographic Trendsp. 65
Empty Trust Accountsp. 66
Frightening Numbers, Oblivious Politiciansp. 67
A $44.2 Trillion Price Tagp. 68
Your Personal Share of the Debt Is $908,91 5!p. 69
The United States Is Bankruptp. 70
Run the Printing Presses!p. 71
Our Government Falsifies Its Economic Datap. 71
The Social Insurance Disaster Means Explosive Gold Prices p. 73
Cold and the Long War Against Terrorp. 75
Even If We Capture Osama bin Laden, More Terrorist Attacks on America Are Comingp. 75
Crippling the U.S. Economy through Attacks in Other Countriesp. 76
Shortly after 9/11 Most Educated Saudis Supported Osama bin Ladenp. 79
Non-Saudi Oil Targets Are Vulnerable, Toop. 79
The Coming Terrorist Attacks on Americap. 80
Biological Attacks on Americap. 81
Nuclear Attacks against Americap. 83
If Osama bin Laden Really Has These Weapons, Why Hasn't He Used Them?p. 84
The Nightmare Scenario Could Occurp. 85
Protect Yourself!p. 86
Gold, Deflation, and the 2008-2009 Economic Crisisp. 85
Why the 2008-2009 Crisis Is Bullish for Goldp. 89
Why Deflation Is a Terrifying Prospectp. 90
Desperately Trying to Reinflate the Economyp. 91
How Much Is $1 Trillion, Anyway?p. 92
The Resurrection of Keynesian Economicsp. 93
The Coming Backlash against the Dollarp. 94
Gold Is a Spectacular Opportunityp. 95
Even During the Great Depression, Gold Went Up!p. 95
A Technical Approach to Entering the Gold Marketp. 97
Using Technical Analysis to Trade Goldp. 99
Two Approaches to Tradingp. 99
An Introduction to Technical Analysisp. 100
Trend Linesp. 100
Trading Ranges and Consolidationsp. 102
Using Trend Lines to Enter and Exit the Gold Marketp. 104
Moving Averagesp. 104
Technical Analysis and Frenzy in the Gold Marketp. 107
The End of a Frenzyp. 109
Summaryp. 110
A Free Offer to Readersp. 111
Approaching Gold as a Technicianp. 113
The Parabolic Rise of Goldp. 114
Is Gold Trading in a Range or Trending?p. 119
The Importance of Time Framesp. 119
The Vertical Horizontal Filterp. 122
Examples of Using VHF to Tradep. 124
Summaryp. 128
Technical Analysis and Forecasting of Gold Prices Using the BFG Outlier Research Processp. 131
The Importance of Tracking Goldp. 131
What Is Technical Analysis?p. 131
The History of Technical Analysisp. 132
The Origins of BFG Technical Analysisp. 135
Case Study 1p. 140
Case Study 2p. 141
How to Invest In and Trade Goldp. 143
Introduction to Gold Trading Vehiclesp. 145
Gold Is an Unusual Marketp. 145
Wealth Insurancep. 146
A Spectrum of Gold Trading Vehiclesp. 147
Gold Bullionp. 149
Avoid Gold Barsp. 149
Avoid Private Mint Gold Coinsp. 150
Stick with the Five Most Commonly Traded Gold Bullion Coins in the Worldp. 150
Important Things to Keep in Mind When Buying Any Gold Bullion Coinsp. 154
When the Gold Market Gets Red Hoip. 155
Investing in and Collecting United States Gold Coinsp. 157
What to Know Before You Buy a Single Rare U.S. Gold Coinp. 159
Building a Gem Uncirculated U.S. Gold Type Setp. 160
Coin 1: Gold $2.50 Liberty (1840-1907)p. 160
Coin 2: $2.50 Indian (1908-1929)p. 161
Coin 3: $5 Liberty, Motto (1866-1908)p. 163
Coin 4: $5 Indian (1908-1929)p. 164
Coin 5: $10 Liberty, Motto (1866-1907)p. 165
Coin 6: $10 Indian (1907-1933) Eaglep. 166
Coin 7: $20 Liberty (1849-1907) Double Eaglep. 167
Coin 8: $20 Saint-Gaudens (1907-1933) Double Eaglep. 168
Proof Coinsp. 169
Modern Commemorative $5 Gold Coins and Intelligent Gold Playp. 171
What to Buy, and a Few Words about Gradingp. 177
Author's Notep. 178
Ancient Gold Coinsp. 179
An Interview with Ancient Coin Expert Glenn Woodsp. 179
A Major Development in the Ancient Coin Marketp. 191
Twenty Ancient Coins That Are So Undervalued, You Should Buy Them Immediately (If You Ever See One)p. 195
Trading Gold Fundsp. 201
Gold Mutual Fundsp. 201
The Basics of Gold Mutual Fundsp. 202
Benefits of Gold Mutual Fundsp. 203
Mutual Fund Drawbacksp. 204
How to Select a Mutual Fundp. 204
Mutual Fund Resourcesp. 206
The Top Gold Mutual Fundsp. 206
Closed-End Gold Funds 208
Gold Exchange-Traded Fundsp. 208
Problems with the Gold ETFsp. 210
An Important Warning about Gold ETFsp. 212
How to Use GLDp. 214
My Recommendations: How to Trade Gold Fundsp. 215
Trading Gold Stocksp. 217
The Problems with Stocksp. 217
Trading Gold Stocksp. 218
Price/Sales Ratiop. 219
Price/Earnings Ratiop. 220
Profitabilityp. 220
Gold Reserves and the Cost of Goldp. 221
Earnings Growthp. 222
Using Gold Stocks in Your Tradingp. 223
Speculating in Canadian Junior Resource Stocksp. 225
An Interview with Eric Coffin of Hard Rock Analystp. 225
Evaluating Moneyp. 227
Evaluating Managementp. 230
Evaluating Market Timingp. 233
Junior Resource Momentum Playsp. 235
What to Expect from Canadian Juniorsp. 237
Things to Beware Ofp. 239
Hedging and Speculating with Futuresp. 241
Advantages of Futuresp. 241
Disadvantages of Futuresp. 242
Hedgingp. 243
How Futures Markets Help Our Economyp. 243
Gold Futures Contract Specificationsp. 244
Margin on Futures Accountsp. 245
Using Futures to Hedge Your Gold Positionp. 247
Using Futures to Speculate on Goldp. 248
Rolling Up Profitsp. 249
Hedging and Speculating with Gold Optionsp. 251
Advantages of Optionsp. 251
Types of Gold Optionsp. 253
Speculating with Gold Callsp. 253
Additional Tips on Buying Callsp. 254
Hedging with Gold Putsp. 255
Advanced Option Strategiesp. 257
Mistakes to Avoid When Trading and Investing in Goldp. 259
About the Authorp. 263
Indexp. 265
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