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Don’t Forget About Gold but Watch the Currencies

A recent International Monetary Fund report estimates that China exports more inflation to the developing countries than had been previously assumed. For every 1 percentage increase in Chinese inflation, the increase in Asia-Pacific countries is 0.25-0.5 percent.

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Return Of The Euro Shorts

Back in July I wrote an article discussing the fact that the Euro had failed so far to come under pressure during this wave of the European debt crisis. In fact it was still in a technical uptrend since bottoming in 2010 after the first wave of the Euro crisis

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Currency Indices and Gold/Silver Prices – What’s Next?

Many times, we had talked about economic stability and precious metals markets and how significantly macroeconomic data influence the prices. While Greece is almost at the brim of a potential non-equilibrium, here comes again the scenario economic stability vs. precious metals

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Is the Gold Sell Off Only Temporary?

Remember last year, when I kept wanting the markets to stop lumping the risk assets together and get back to the fundamentals of each risk asset….

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Let the Currency Wars Begin

Currency wars are just one more piece to the ever-evolving puzzle called the global debt crisis. The rhetoric surrounding competitive currency devaluations- centered primarily in the U.S.-  has intensified in recent months. It appears  our leaders are coming to grips with the fact that there is only one way out of this crisis, and that is via … Continue reading

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A Currency Devaluation War: When Will The Next Crisis Start?

These past few weeks as the equity markets rallied based on the belief of further quantitative easing by the Fed in November’s meeting, the dollar has collapsed which I warned readers about a couple of weeks ago.  Since that time gold and silver have had a historic and parabolic rise as investors feel the Fed … Continue reading

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What If the U.S. Dollar Crashes Overnight?

This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on June 11th, 2010 One of the questions that we’ve received last week was about the possible non-confirmation between gold at new highs and both silver and stocks lagging well beneath their old highs. The question is if such a non-confirmation becomes a source of worry … Continue reading

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The Euro Index and Gold – The Most Important Pair?

This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on June 8th, 2010 Markets are skittish and the pace and force of financial crises has taken a frightening turn for the worse. It seems like the fuse gets shorter between each crisis. We barely catch our breath from one when confronted with the next. Looking … Continue reading

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