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It was a privilege to attend the 2023 Denver Gold Forum Europe in Zurich earlier this week with a keynote speech. Due to the pandemic, it was the first time we had been able to meet since 2019, and with the price of gold back above $2,000, there were

Atlas Pulse Gold Report; Issue 81 Last month, I wrote how the last time government bond yields rose above 4%, it brought down the UK government. It happened again, and five banks, including the almighty Credit Suisse, failed. As a result, an old driver of the gold price has re-emerged,

Atlas Pulse Gold Report; Issue 80 In 2020 and 2021, investors opted for TIPS over conventional bonds, yet over the past year, they have moved the other way. The TIPS ETF has fallen from $40bn of assets to $20bn, while the long bond ETF has doubled from $15bn to $30bn.

Atlas Pulse Gold Report; Issue 79 Atlas Pulse last called bull market for gold in late 2018 at $1,249. After a big move, I am asking difficult questions - to see whether this bull market continues or whether I should be calling time. Strong arguments are evolving on both

Atlas Pulse Gold Report; Issue 78 In a year where gold held its ground while TIPS collapsed, I explore why the yellow metal has, once again, proved to be the world’s premier store of value. But are TIPS a better bet in the short-term? I also show how ETFs

Atlas Pulse Gold Report; Issue 77 When you look around the world for a big, liquid, globally accepted safe haven, there is only one, and that is gold, which continues to reassert its status as the asset of last resort. Pre-1970, in the days of the gold standard, gold formally