Commentaries

Source: Brian Sylvester and Karen Roche of The Gold Report 5/24/10 http://www.theaureport.com/cs/user/print/na/6362 “We’re seeing gold actually rise in all currencies. That seems to be a reflection of the concern and distrust for central bank authorities, political authorities and what’s going in the world that we’re living in,” says Doug Groh, senior research analyst with the … Continue reading

With all the tedious micromanagement of the gold-silver ratio (GSR) that has gone on here, all the ‘talking in riddles’ and vague concepts, what is the actual meaning behind things? Damned if I know… I am going to leave the great questions to be answered by the great minds. Is this the end of the … Continue reading

The stock market topped in April which was expected from analyzing stocks and the indexes. Back in April I posted a few reports explaining how to read the charts to spot market tops. Today’s report is about identifying market bottoms. It does not get much more exciting than what we have seen in the past … Continue reading

By Jack Chan at www.simplyprofits.org 05/22/2010 GLD – sell signal this week. SLV – neutral. GDX – sell signal this week. XGD.TO – sell signal this week. Summary Long term – on major buy signal. Short term – on sell signals. We continue to hold our core positions, waiting for new buy signals and set … Continue reading

As he watches the price of gold march inexorably toward $2,000 (and beyond), and keeps an eye on developments in the Western world, S&A Resource Report Editor Matt Badiali tells Gold Report readers in this exclusive interview that it’s time to make space in the safe for gold. That’s gold to hold, preferably to pass on to one’s heirs, but if need be to pay for one’s meat and potatoes. As for investments in these troubled times, he’s hot about investors adding shares of the booming senior gold mining stocks to their portfolios because “we’re going to see them really soar.”….

Countries bailed out the banks. Now who is left to bail out the countries? While the decline in the euro appears to be very close to being over (as explained in the following part of the update), the fundamental situation of the Eurozone still appears to be one of the most popular topics these days, so the first part of this week’s update will be dedicated to this particular part of the world…..

Just in: Bloomberg posted an article that reports Central Banks expanded their gold holdings the most since 1964:  LINK Wonder what that means?  The world was on a fractional gold standard per Bretton Woods back then… Russia’s insatiable appetite for gold accumulation continues in April: (Chart courtesy of Richard Nachbar, http://www.coinexpert.com/ – click to enlarge) On … Continue reading

As the U.S. dollar rises sharply in tandem with gold, the odds of another global financial crisis go up. Editorial Director, Justice Litle discusses why… .

I know this is hard to do, especially when one is weathering draw downs. And of course a liberal dose of gloating from the bears during these times doesn’t help either. But let’s not get sidetracked by the little things and let’s face it, the haters are going to show up every time gold corrects. … Continue reading

By Neil Charnock www.goldoz.com.au When the Rudd Unworkable Super Tax (RUST) was first announced I stated that we may not be the only ones here in Australia to suffer from this type of tax.  Governments in many countries are worried about falling revenue as economic contraction bites. Plucking the goose that lays the golden egg … Continue reading