Willem Weytjens

On April 22nd, we wrote an article “Silver 2006 vs Silver Today, Does it look Familiar?”

Did you miss out on buying Gold when it was at $1,700? In this article, we will describe a way to get a second chance to Buy Gold at $1,700!

After reaching an all-time high well above $1,900 earlier this week, gold is now about $180 lower, just two days later.

One month ago, the SP500 was trading at 1,345 points. Today it is trading at 1,128 points, or down over 16%.
One month ago, Gold was trading at $1,601. Today, it is trading at $1,891, or up over 18%.

Gold has reached an all-time high well over $1900 yesterday, so the Gold bugs have reason to celebrate.

We have written many articles over the past couple of months whereby we compared historical price movements with current developments. To show you a couple of them: *Gold Headed To $5,000 per ounce? *Silver 2006 vs Silver Today, Does It Look Familiar? *USD-JPY: Let The Crash Begin To make the comparisons easier, I developed an … Continue reading

You have probably read it many times the last couple of days: People are rushing into safe havens such as Gold, the Swiss Franc and the Japanese Yen. When the mass is doing something, we pay attention. We get cautious.

Please have a look at the next charts, that show us what happened after a silver Parabola burst.

It’s often said that gold stocks have a leverage effect on a rising gold price.

Gold is reaching record highs these days. Who benefits most of high gold prices?

Gold is reaching record highs these days. Who benefits most of high gold prices? Those who hold a lot of the yellow metal of course. In India, there seems to be a real gold rush these days, as we can read in an article at mineweb.com. At the end of this article, we will … Continue reading

In this article, we will describe both a bullish and a bearish view on silver. Some say Gold and Silver are huge bubbles about to pop (they say that silver already popped when it dropped from nearly $50 to nearly $30 in may)