Commentaries

Gold and Precious Metals….

In the past few weeks I have made the case that gold might be nearing a correction. I understand that people get defensive regarding gold (no pun intended), but I do not think vulgarities should be expressed towards someone who is pointing out the overbought nature of the daily and weekly charts. It seems any … Continue reading

  This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on December 10th, 2010 We picked up the Asian addition of The Wall Street Journal this week and on the back page was an article titled “China reveals Huge Appetite for Gold.” The article states: Gold’s record rally has been attributed to everything from worries … Continue reading

Weekly Review….

With little fanfare, the November budget deficit of $150.4 billion was reported, which happened to be the worst fiscal November in the history of the US, and just out of the top 10 of worst deficit months ever, including the traditionally weak seasonal months of December, April and September (indicatively, the worst deficit month was … Continue reading

The federal budget deficit rose to $150.4 billion last month, the largest November gap on record. And the government’s deficits are set to climb higher if Congress passes a tax-cut plan that’s estimated to cost $855 billion over two years….

It’s all about who you know. Stephen Taylor, fund manager of Chicago-based Taylor International Fund, Ltd., has cultivated…..

After QE2, analysts were looking for possible consequences of the Federal Reserve Bank’s actions…..

The first one is sourced from the King World News Blog.  The author makes the argument that, on a relative basis, Europe will begin to appear “stable” relative to the U.S.  What’s interesting about this that I was meeting with prospective client who was relating a presentation he heard from some fancy economist who talked … Continue reading

Well, what you OUGHT to know is that the bond market may finally be cracking up…..