Investor Resources
Gold is Strong Money
- November 10, 2009
I appeared on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” this morning to discuss gold’s bullish run. One point I tried to stress to host Carl Quintanilla was that countries are intentionally weakening their currencies to benefit their export sectors, and this is one of the key factors driving gold higher.
There’s a competitive currency devaluation taking place with many of the Western currencies, and countries like India don’t want to dump the dollar – they just want to diversify (their foreign reserves) and they don’t want to buy the euro…We’re seeing some really fascinating currency devaluations going around and I think that this bodes well for having gold as a component of your portfolio.
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Net Asset Value
as of 09/02/2010
- Global Resources Fund
PSPFX $8.72 +0.08 - Gold and Precious Metals Fund
USERX $17.25 +0.18 - World Precious Minerals Fund
UNWPX $19.21 +0.13 - China Region Fund
USCOX $8.50 No Change - Eastern European Fund
EUROX $9.05 +0.03 - Global Emerging Markets Fund
GEMFX $8.15 +0.01 - Global MegaTrends Fund
MEGAX $7.67 +0.03 - All American Equity Fund
GBTFX $19.86 +0.15 - Holmes Growth Fund
ACBGX $15.79 +0.19 - Tax Free Fund
USUTX $12.61 No Change - Near-Term Tax Free Fund
NEARX $2.27 No Change - U.S. Government Securities Savings Fund
UGSXX $1.00 No Change - U.S. Treasury Securities Cash Fund
USTXX $1.00 No Change


I appeared on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” this morning to discuss gold’s bullish run. One point I tried to stress to host Carl Quintanilla was that countries are intentionally weakening their currencies to benefit their export sectors, and this is one of the key factors driving gold higher.