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Bob Moriarty: Due for End-of-Empire Do-Over?

Economic rebound? Not with 22% unemployment. Banking reform legislation? Loaded with pork. Bankrupt nations? Rock-solid, lead-pipe cinch. “We need to start all over,” says the inimitable Bob Moriarty in this exclusive Gold Report interview. “And in the end, we will.” Meanwhile, he’s keeping an eye out for the few-and-far-between juniors that manage to get things exactly right….

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Gold Miners & Explorers Face Serious Supply Problems

Geologist Brent Cook, of Exploration Insights, in this exclusive article for The Gold Report, takes a look at the major gold mining companies’ dilemma—declining production as the gold price is hitting record levels. He also explains how the junior gold explorers are confronting a similar dilemma—fewer legitimate exploration properties….

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John Doody’s Doody-Free Picks

Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report 6/23/10 http://www.theaureport.com/cs/user/print/na/6611 In the last decade, Gold Stock Analyst Editor John Doody has seen his top-listed equities skyrocket a combined 1,000%, including an eye-popping 130% in 2009. John’s tried and true methods have little to do with luck; this student of the gold business rarely fails to find … Continue reading

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Jack Lifton: North America Doesn’t Need China’s Rare Earths

Source: Brian Sylvester and Karen Roche of The Gold Report 06/21/2010 http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/6584 Everybody’s talking about rare earth elements (REEs), but does anyone truly understand them? With nearly 50 years in the industry, independent Metals Consultant Jack Lifton sure does. The educational powerhouse in this burgeoning space returns to The Gold Report with a look toward … Continue reading

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Brien Lundin: Gold’s (Almost) Free at Last

Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report 6/18/10 http://www.theaureport.com/cs/user/print/na/6573 The U.S. dollar may only look good because its fiat currency brethren look bad, but declining confidence in paper money has thrust gold toward a position it hasn’t enjoyed for a century or so— freedom from its seesaw relationship with the U.S. dollar. In this exclusive … Continue reading

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Richard Karn: A Bridge Too Far. . .to the Left?

In the midst of a boots-on-the-ground survey of Australian precious and specialty metal projects, The Emerging Trends Report’s Managing Editor, Richard Karn, took time between mine site visits to share his insights about the controversial Resource Super Profits Tax that’s pending Down Under with The Gold Report…..

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Adrian Day: Buy Gold Bullion, Royalties and Juniors

Source: Brian Sylvester and Karen Roche of The Gold Report 06/11/2010 http://www.theaureport.com/cs/user/print/na/6512 Chairman and CEO of his namesake company, Adrian Day Asset Management and Author of the Adrian Day’s Global Analyst newsletter, Adrian Day is frequent contributor to The Gold Report because he never fails to deliver keen market insight or offer ways to safely … Continue reading

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Source: Karen Roche of The Gold Report 06/09/2010 Rob McEwen, whose Midas touch in mining has been as transformational as anyone’s, sat down recently for this exclusive, wide-ranging interview with The Gold Report. Hoping we manage to avoid the “darkest hour” he envisions, he describes fearsome parallels between the Weimar Republic of the late ’20s … Continue reading

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Charles Oliver: Gold Headed to $2,000 in Two Years

Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report 6/04/2010 Sprott Asset Management’s Charles Oliver not only makes some bold predictions in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, he backs them up. “I expect gold to be at $2,000 roughly two years from today. . .if I’m wrong I’ll shave the hair off my head,” Oliver … Continue reading

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Sean Brodrick: Bull Market for Gold and Silver

Weiss Research Natural Resources Analyst Sean Brodrick expects the bull market for precious metals to run for “quite some time,” with gold hitting $1,450 /oz. by year-end and silver at $25 not long after….

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