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Articles by Sunshine Profits:

• Political and Economic Factors Bode Well for Gold

  So far, 10 European political leaders out of 17 have been ousted out of office like a falling dominos in a little more than a year.

• The Influence of the General Stock Market and Crude Oil on Gold

  We’re getting whiplash from all the political changes in Europe, neo-Nazis in an unstable government in Greece and a changing of the guard in France-- "adieu" to Nicolas Sarkozy

• Juniors vs. Senior Mining Stocks

  One of the questions that we receive on a regular basis is whether one should invest in junior or senior mining stocks.

• Gold’s Long-term Picture Remains Bullish

  Lately, gold has been a disappointment to many investors while it has been mostly treading water

• Will Silver and Platinum Outperform Gold in the Near Future?

  The New York Times reported on a growing phenomenon in Europe: “suicide by economic crisis.”

• Many Signs Point to Gold’s Higher Prices

  The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday surprised investors with a bigger-than-expected half-percentage-point cut to its key lending rate, sending it to 8%, saying the state of India's economy...

• The Big Rally in Gold is Getting Closer and Closer

  The Hindu festival of Akshaya Tritivai is coming up this month and this is of interest for gold investors. The holiday, which falls on April 24th, is a day...

• The Inter-market Correlations May Prove Insightful for Silver and Gold Investors

  Tuesday marked the worst day of the year for U.S. markets. Stocks fell amid anxiety ahead of earnings season and rising bond yields for Spain and Italy, along with...

• Despite the Common Gloom, Gold is Still Shining

  We often get fearful queries from short-term traders who are concerned about short-term movements in the precious metals market.

• Does the Ubiquitous Red in the Silver Herald a Trend Reversal or Higher Future Profits?

  Yellow and silver are our favorite colors, but red is what we are seeing on the boards this week after the U.S. central bank dashed hopes for more monetary...

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