Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

Dave Morgan is looking for $20-$25 in 2010

Courtesy of http://marcfaberchannel.blogspot.com/ I am not a perennial gold bug. But, when governments spend far more than they collect in taxes (large fiscal deficits), and when central bankers engage in reckless monetary policies and, instead of treating the causes of the problems (excessive debt growth), treat the symptoms (deflationary forces), gold as a currency does … Continue reading

Ron Greiss of the Chart Store produces great graphics. In FSO’s wrapup piece, Greiss looks at various measures of inflation. Go here to see it: http://www.financialsense.com/Market/griess/2009/1229.html

Short-term Gold timers have gotten very bearish and very quickly.

China and others can’t buy Treasuries at the level that the US needs it to.

One of the first commodity bulls, Don Coxe sounds bullish on Gold

Before I had the chance to address a recent Gold-bashing piece (Gold isn’t the best protection against inflation), Bloomberg is out with another anti-Gold piece (Gold Buying By CB’s May Send Sell Signal). The amount of misinformation in regards to Gold is bothering me and so too is this disinformation campaign, courtesy of Bloomberg. First … Continue reading

A look at current technicals and sentiment.

In relative terms, Gold is still quite undervalued compared to the 1980 peak.

Public Opinion is less bullish than in 2008 and 2006.

Yesterday I interviewed friend and colleague Dave Skarica, of addictedtoprofits.net. We discussed Treasuries, the Sovereign Debt bubble, the US Dollar, Gold and Gold Stocks.

Last week I interviewed Todd Harrison, founder and CEO of Minyanville. The main topic of our conversation was currencies and how action in the currency market (specifically the US$) could be a trigger for the next phase of this crisis, which has also morphed into a socioeconomic crisis. We talked about the chances of a … Continue reading