Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

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Neglia: Look for $2400 Gold in Next Few Years

Anthony Neglia, president at Tower Trading LLC, Sarah Quinlan, chief investment office at Qam and John Netto, president at M3 Capital, talk with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel and Adam Johnson about what is driving the gold trade and just how high futures can be expected to climb. They speak on Bloomberg Television’s “Lunch Money.”  

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Very Bullish Long-Term Outlook for Silver Stocks

While we have written about Silver here and there, we have not covered it publicly in over a year. The market made an obvious cyclical top last spring and the tremendous gains from late 2008 into 2011 would need to be corrected and digested. From May to July the market tested its lows successfully and … Continue reading

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Investors Argue Gold to Hit $2,000 on Fed Stimulus

US Global Investors’ Frank Holmes discusses QE3’s impact on gold prices. He speaks with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television’s “Taking Stock.” (Source: Bloomberg)  

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Greg Weldon Update on Gold & Silver and Driving Forces

Greg Weldon joins us to discuss the Fed’s announcement and what we can expect from them going forward as well as the ECB. He also notes his targets for Gold & Silver and what has to happen for their rebound to be sustained. Greg offers a free, one-time, 30-day trial of three different research publications: … Continue reading

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Gold Stocks: History Argues for More Upside

Gold and silver stocks are not only the most volatile sector but the highest beta sector. Therefore the percentage moves can be quite exaggerated relative to the market. Currently, the shares have emerged from a W bottoming pattern. They have gained substantially (in percentage terms) in just the past month. I wanted to consult history … Continue reading

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Could Student Loans Be the Next Big Bubble?

On today’s “Off The Charts,” Scarlet Fu looks at a chart showing student loans owned by the U.S. government. She speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” (Source: Bloomberg)    

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