Here’s this week’s link roundup of the top gold articles on the internet. Enjoy!

• Regal Assets. This week’s featured gold investment company is Regal Assets.  According to their website they have maintained an almost flawless reputation by putting their customers first and educating them to make sure they are 100% comfortable investing in gold for retirement. They focus on products that suit each individual customer unlike many gold companies that push one particular product.  They are not pushy or aggressive and will not call you daily pushing you to open a gold ira account.  Regal’s fees are posted on their website so prospective precious metals investors know upfront the fees and gold storage costs involved.  In case you need to liquidate your gold assets, Regal Assets will buy back physical gold and have funds in your account within 24 hours.  If you have a traditional or Roth IRA, consider a gold ira rollover or 401(k) rollover today. Add a new dimension to your portfolio. The next interest rate hike by the Feds, along with the rate of inflation may trigger the price of gold and send it upward.  Go to Regal Assets and click on “Resources – Our Recommendations”, to request a free gold investment guide now. Protect your retirement account from a meltdown.

• Gold Bounces Back as Dollar Slips, Economic Risks Grow.  Gold gained over 1% on Thursday, as the dollar eased.  After the ECB raised interest rates by more than expected as concerns about runaway inflation trumped growth considerations, even while the euro zone economy reels from the impact of the Russia/Ukraine war.  “Gold remains caught between elevated inflation, growing concerns over a recession and a flight to quality on the one hand, but sharp rate hikes, a strong USD and seasonally weak demand on the other,” said Standard Chartered analyst Suki Cooper. 

• Gold Will Come Out Stronger From Economic Hurricane.  Recession calls are getting louder. If history is any guide, the bust is coming. It’s good news for gold. An economic hurricane is coming. Brace yourselves!  When JP Morgan Chase’s CEO is painting such a gloomy picture, you know that something serious is going to happen.  The implication is clear: market sentiment is deteriorating and confidence in the economy’s strength is declining. The widening credit spreads are usually a good harbinger for the price of gold.

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