Kelsey Williams
Kelsey Williams has more than forty years experience in the financial services industry, including fourteen years as a full-service financial planner. His website, Kelsey's Gold Facts, contains self-authored articles written for the purpose of educating and informing others about gold within a historical context. In addition to gold, he writes about inflation and the Federal Reserve.
Kelsey is the author of two books: INFLATION, WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT ISN'T, AND WHO'S RESPONSIBLE FOR IT and ALL HAIL THE FED!
Kelsey Williams is available for private consultations, public speaking, and interviews at kwilliams@kelseywilliamsgold.com
Articles by Kelsey Williams
As investors, analysts and commentators warm to the idea that “inflation is likely transitory”, much of what we have been hearing from the the Fed and the United States Treasury seems to encourage and support that interpretation.Team...
Proponents of silver and their expectations for a much higher price have talked for years about the reasons “silver is undervalued” (their words, not mine).Whether it is a deficit in new production of silver or the gold-to-silver ratio,...
The words bubbly and delicious might be more descriptively accurate when talking about champagne. However, it is not too difficult to imagine giddy salivation among the owners of Bitcoin, or Tesla stock.
And, while...
And, while...
Always searching, always relentless in the quest for more, bigger, better, etc. It is a never-ending thirst that cannot be quenched; a hunger that cannot be satisfied.
Today’s investor seems oblivious to whatever it was that brought us...
Today’s investor seems oblivious to whatever it was that brought us...
The Fed always does its job. So, just what is their job? And, how well do they perform?
For the answer to the first question, one statement will suffice: The Fed’s job is to create money; at all times and in all seasons. ...
For the answer to the first question, one statement will suffice: The Fed’s job is to create money; at all times and in all seasons. ...
Some might say “Silver’s performance over the past several weeks has been nothing short of phenomenal.” Others talk and act as if all of their wildly crazy price predictions have already come true.
The chart (source) below is a one-year...
The chart (source) below is a one-year...
Even the most casual silver investor must be discouraged with what has happened to silver prices recently. But what about those who were/are super bullish? How do they feel?
As I read various reports and articles, I sense some back...
As I read various reports and articles, I sense some back...
In January 1980, the price of silver peaked at just under $50.00 per ounce. From its low in October 1971 at $1.27, silver had risen thirty-nine fold in little more than eight years.
There was talk about higher silver prices, as much as...
There was talk about higher silver prices, as much as...
Silver is definitely cheap. By almost any standard of measurement, the price of silver is cheap. It is cheap relative to gold, it is cheap compared to its recent peak in 2011, and it is cheap historically. For some, that apparently means...
I am continually amazed at how every turn in the numbers and the economy seems to present new information that is bullish for gold and silver. The train of logic becomes downright laughable at times.
Other than entertaining in a...
Other than entertaining in a...
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