Category: Placement and investment for the Investors (except gold)
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Bretton woods system explained.
The Bretton Woods system, established in 1944 at a conference in New Hampshire, aimed to foster international economic stability post-World War II. Key components included pegging the U.S. dollar to gold at $35 per ounce, with other currencies pegged to the dollar; creation of the IMF to monitor exchange rates and provide loans for countries…
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What Happened to Gold in 1980?
Throughout the late 70s, gold went on a bull run that was even more dramatic than the current bull market — only it ended suddenly and abruptly in 1980 — destroying the investments and life savings of those who believed “this time was different” and that gold was the only investment worth investing in. This…
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Gold mines in India.
India stands as one of the world’s largest consumers of gold, annually importing around 800 metric tons of this precious metal. Despite its significant gold ore resources, estimated at 2,191.53 metric tons by the World Gold Council, only a fraction has been explored and exploited, indicating vast untapped potential for gold mining in the country.…
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Gold Mining Exploration: Techniques and Locations
Gold mining involves extracting gold from the earth using various techniques and processes. To successfully locate concentrated gold deposits, understanding how gold moves is essential. Gold, being exceptionally heavy—19 times heavier than water and three times heavier than iron—tends to sink to the lowest possible level. As environmental factors like rain, wind, freezing, thawing, and…