Commentaries

We are going to do a few podcasts per week with various guests. Friend and colleague Dave Skarica was here for our first podcast. Listen below for our comments on the current outlook for precious metals:

How to Find Low Risk SP500, Gold & Oil ETF Setups As we all know there is an unlimited amount of ways to trade the financial markets. Each person sees the market in a different way, has different skill sets, trading experience and risk tolerance levels. While some individuals create and use complete systems to … Continue reading

Looking to buy more physical Gold with one more price dip and looking to short the $%&@*! out of equities with one more price rise. I will be scaling into both positions. With Gold, it will be purchase of physical Gold starting at $1150. With the stock market, it will be primarily via puts on … Continue reading

Amidst all the wreckage in the gold market lies the fact that we are forming what I believe to be a bottom in this intermediate term decline. I cannot emphasize enough how the key to trading this market is to buy weakness with both hands while others are running for the exits. It is not the time … Continue reading

  This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on July 30th, 2010 In the last two essays we have emphasized the influence that the dollar and main stock indices might have on the precious metals and we have summarized our last essay by stating that we are likely to see a short-term bounce … Continue reading

Weekly Review of Precious Metals….

Why have gold stocks been weak? Lest we forget, they follow a typical seasonal pattern. Which Gold Stocks should you be looking at? Subscribe to our service….you get a free 14-day trial!

Source: http://www.zerohedge.com/article/david-rosenberg-what-happens-when-glorious-30-year-great-bull-market-bonds-comes-end Let me start out by saying that I do not believe that bonds are any “better” an investment than stocks, at least in principle. They both have their advantages. For bonds, the advantages are that they provide an income stream – the principal and the interest payments are guaranteed in the case of … Continue reading

There are certain periods of time in history when seemingly obscene prognistications are right. I believe we are in one of those times. It is at times like these that “conspiracy theorists” (whatever that means) become what I like to call “reality theorists.” Economic shocks come from nowhere. One day the global economy is humming along; … Continue reading

Markets rise when the preponderance of participants are buyers, and fall when the preponderance of participants are sellers. One of the key ways to anticipate the pendulum swings of participant behavior, and therefore price behavior, is to evaluate sentiment. Sentiment, more than fundamentals or technical analysis, trumps everything. When too many players are on the … Continue reading