Commentaries

GDXJ has measured targets of $36.50 and $39.00. The first target was hit yesterday. Will GDXJ reach $39.00 or will it backtrack to previous resistance at $32.00? In any case, know your plan. If GDXJ snapsback to $32.00 to retest the breakout then that would be an opportune time to add to positions, especially if … Continue reading

Without internally generated positive cash flow our juniors are money-eating machines constantly having to go to the market to raise capital through equity offerings.

As gold hits another high this morning, allow me to reiterate that you are witnessing something historic. This is the kind of move that most people will misplay and learn to regret. The hardest thing to do right now as a gold investor is to hold, so crudely, this is exactly what you should be … Continue reading

Currency wars are just one more piece to the ever-evolving puzzle called the global debt crisis. The rhetoric surrounding competitive currency devaluations- centered primarily in the U.S.-  has intensified in recent months. It appears  our leaders are coming to grips with the fact that there is only one way out of this crisis, and that is via … Continue reading

Ryan Parker of Equity Brief Capital joined us to discuss Precious Metals.

These past few weeks as the equity markets rallied based on the belief of further quantitative easing by the Fed in November’s meeting, the dollar has collapsed which I warned readers about a couple of weeks ago.  Since that time gold and silver have had a historic and parabolic rise as investors feel the Fed … Continue reading

Numerous recent busts (technology, banks, internet, oil, stocks, etc) have given rise to the principle of contrarian investing. Contrarians seek to buy when sentiment is bearish or when a market is completely ignored. They seek to sell when a market is overpriced or overvalued. The problem nowadays is that everyone has bubble fatigue. The herd … Continue reading

  This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on October 8th, 2010 The International Monetary Fund’s annual meeting at the weekend failed to ease currency battles roiling markets, pushing the dispute off to a summit next month of leaders of Group of 20 countries, with no clear resolution in sight. Meanwhile, the lines … Continue reading

Repetition is one of the key building blocks of excellence…..

Following the USD Index peak at 89 in early June 2010, the Dollar has been on a near relentlessly slide to the recent low of 76.90 which represents a 14% fall in just 4 months. The fall in the Dollar has again brought out the perma Dollar collapse proponents who have periodically come out to … Continue reading