Commentaries

I want to take the time to talk about trading these moves in gold, especially since it appears a lot of people are confused by the gold market right now. First and foremost, you want to be on the right side of the trade. I suspect most of you are long gold or you wouldn’t be reading … Continue reading

The Great Correction…still in business…

Gold and silver have spiked inexplicably this evening….

There have been some major trend changes recently and it looks as though more investments are about to follow…..

GDXJ is the ETF for junior miners and in particular junior gold companies. This sector has been very strong in 2010 and has solidly outperformed its counterpart, GDX as well as Gold. GDXJ made a key breakout in September and continued to soar into early November. The market soared above our target of $39 and … Continue reading

New mining companies looking to benefit from the skyrocketing gold price are popping up like daisies after a spring rain…..

These are the kind of days I live for as an investor since I love volatility, fear, and general market confusion. I’ve been waiting for weakness to cover my shorts and buy on dips. Well here we go, I am slowly buying the dips here in stocks. As for gold, I feel obligated to add a small position … Continue reading

I cannot overemphasize the critical importance of factoring the bond market into any analysis of the crisis now.”  That was the sentence I started yesterday’s update with, and it’s probably the sentence I should start every update with, for the next six months! 2.    I see a lot of gold analysts trying to gauge the … Continue reading

Although, if I were a d Boy I would try to refrain from chest thumping just yet.  SLV just tried a go green a moment ago and remains strong in comparison to gold.  GSR is lame and gee, you would expect there to be a major spike if Uncle Buck meant business to the upside, … Continue reading

The Bank of England released its latest quarterly inflation report that shows that after a near year of temporary CPI Inflation mantra at above 3%, Mervyn King, the Bank Governor now expects CPI to spike to 3.5% during 2011 before falling back to below its 2% target and therefore implying that the real threat that … Continue reading