Commentaries

The ability to produce successful results and successful rhetoric are two very sought after and useful skills, but despite their stark differences the two are often confused

Pardonthe rudeness, but I’m salivating at the mouth this morning. After a rocky start to 2011, it looks like I might finally get my opportunity to buy more gold investments…and it could happen today. On January 4, 2011, gold bullion fell $44.10 U.S. per ounce. The next day, January 5, 2011, it fell another $5.10 … Continue reading

Having dwelt a lot on the topic of the gold:silver ratio from a technical and quantitative standpoint in our earlier essays, it is about time we examined the ratio fundamentally.

I’m getting a lot of fear-based inquiry about the price action in the precious metals sector this week. And for sure, both the financial bubble media and a lot of blogosphere are helping to fuel this fear. So I wanted to comment on the action. To begin with, the BEST contrarian indicator out there – Dennis … Continue reading

After a year of rocky economic recovery and a mixed bag of U.S. data, market strategists are waxing optimistic about the profit prospects in 2011….

What should you believe about gold? It’s going up. Yes, we know…it might go down….

Ten consecutive years. Three words. As rare as they are few….

The debt crisis that has taken down banks and even countries threatens more than 100 American municipalities this year.

The former head of Shell Oil warns that oil could almost double in price, in a year.

Heading into 2011, the consensus outlook on precious metals is slightly positive but the consensus believes that higher interest rates will ultimately support the US currency and in turn engender a move out of Gold. The Gold naysayers are using “rising rates” as a way to dismiss Gold. Let me explain why this belief is … Continue reading