Commentaries

High volatility seen in commodities market in the past week attributes toward ongoing social and economical developments in the Middle East.

The gold bull is now on the verge of launching the most spectacular up leg of this 10 year bull market. This spring we should see the final parabolic rally of the massive C-wave advance that began in April `09 with a test of the 1980 high at $860. First off let me explain gold’s … Continue reading

The production base of the emerging Australian gold stocks has been growing significantly of late.  So have some of the share prices.  Australia now boasts a number of new producers successfully ramping up their operations here and abroad, in the process posting strong capital growth for investors.  Having covered this sector since early 2006 and … Continue reading

Weekly Gold Review

Markets were weak this past week and not just for a day or two. Us markets have violated key levels, but are bouncing for now.

As Casimir Capital Managing Director Wayne Atwell sees it, further political unrest in the Middle East could push gold higher while inflation risk and sovereign debt issues in Europe are longer-term price catalysts. He also shares a few up-and-coming gold juniors that Casimir covers in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report.

“You can’t lose what you don’t put in the middle.” Mike McDermott, Rounders
While this week was shortened due to the President’s Day holiday, it has been quite a ride for traders and investors.

I have had Brigus Gold on watch for quite a while after it was recommended by a subscriber who is a fund manager. I traded it once successfully, but….

Silver market expert: “But but but… SUPPLY/DEMAND I tell you!”
Momo in fear of losing profits, or being tagged with a big fat bag full of losses: “Screw you, I’m outta here!”

By now many of you have seen this, but James Bullard, the head of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank – one of the Federal Reserve member banks that has historically been more conservative with regard to loose monetary policies, I might add – gave a speech today in which he responded to a question … Continue reading