Rick Rule: US dollar could lose 75% of purchasing power
Veteran investor Rick Rule says the US dollar could lose 75% of its purchasing power in ten years, making a five-digit gold price plausible. He views gold as wealth insurance.
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Veteran investor Rick Rule says the US dollar could lose 75% of its purchasing power in ten years, making a five-digit gold price plausible. He views gold as wealth insurance.
Gold has broken through the $4,300 resistance level, according to technical analysis in the latest Gold SWOT report. The next major price threshold is now $4,500.
Gold climbed to within striking distance of $4,400 an ounce as weaker US retail sales and consumer sentiment data dragged the dollar lower, making bullion cheaper for overseas buyers.
Gold is quoted in troy ounces, a unit of weight with origins in medieval France, not the same as the ounce used for everyday goods.
Gold prices advanced towards a weekly gain on Friday, supported by a weakening US dollar and steady inflation data that cooled expectations of further Fed rate hikes.