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Gold tends to rise January and February before Chinese New Year (see table). Options traders are bullish and suggest gold has room to run (see chart)

Latest bitcoin, crypto crash causes gold coin and bar demand to surge. Bitcoin and Ripple sellers bought gold bullion both for delivery and storage

David Stockman says gold is the “ultimate and only real money.”  Trump tax cuts will lead to a ‘fiscal calamity of biblical proportions ... ’

Silver hoard owned by JP Morgan has increased from Zero oz in 2011 to 120MM oz today

London homeowners and investors cut property prices by another 1.4% in January.

Global Bond Bubble - From $4 Trillion To $50 Trillion In 20 Years

U.S. dollar vulnerable as China remains biggest buyer of U.S. sovereign debt. Currency wars to return as China rejects U.S. hegemony in Asia
 

Gold is a hedge against currency debasement and depreciation of fiat currencies (see chart). Charade of US dollar hegemony is not going to continue for much longer ...

World debt has increased by over £80 trillion since the financial crisis. The recovery has been built on leverage, savers must protect themselves with gold.

As of this month, the gold-to-S&P 500 ratio is at its lowest point in 10 years.

Critical hardware flaw breaks basic security: risks to online banking & digital assets including digital gold futures, platforms exposed

Supply crunch as six year supply deficit & 2017 deficit expected to hit 83,000 ounces. Palladium supply crunch to intensify if world’s leading producer Russia restricts supply and investors diversify into tiny palladium bullion market
 

Gold in 2017: up 13.6% USD, up 2.7% GBP, down 1.4% EUR. 2017 is gold's best year since 29.5% gain in 2010. India’s gold imports surged 67% in 2017, Turkish, Chinese demand strong

Six Charts Show Gold’s Bulls and Bears Have Plenty to Chew Over... Gold's Best Run Since 2011... Gold Begins 2018 On A Firmer Note On Strong Technicals... Got Gold? 

On the 1st January 2018 the ECB bail-in tool will be two years old. That's right just over two years ago the ECB decided that it was better to force the financial burden of banks' failures away from the state and instead onto bondholders and creditors i.e. those with money in the bank.