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Where Next for Gold?

So far in 2010, all eyes in the gold market have been looking up at $1225 wondering whether gold get back to that all time high?  Now that question has been answered yet another arises, where next for gold? Our answer to that question is that we believe this rally still has gas in the … Continue reading

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Barry Allan: Intermediate and Development Plays Are the Golden Ticket

Source: Brian Sylvester and Karen Roche of The Gold Report 5/14/10 http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/6301 In this exclusive and revealing interview with The Gold Report, Mackie Research Capital’s Barry Allan, always among Canada’s top-ranked mining analysts, says the European currency crisis and crippling debt problems will push gold—and the U.S. dollar—higher throughout the rest of 2010. But gold … Continue reading

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Gold Technicals vs Gold Parabola! –Stewart Thomson

1. The GPP (Gold Price Parabola) is overshadowed only by the GVP (Gold Volatility Parabola) A HSR band (horizontal support and resistance band) is not a top or bottom turn calling point. A turn might occur there, but that’s of minor importance. The more significant the HSR band is, the greater the amount of supply … Continue reading

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US Dollar Revisited…

Say, remember this post in support of a stronger USD and end to the Hope 09 festivities? The original is somewhere here on my personal blog but the SeekingAlpha version is linked so you can read the comments, the first two of which tell me “you hold onto your dollars, I’ll hold onto my gold.” … Continue reading

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It’s All Better Now

By Neil Charnock goldoz.com.au Introduction Gold reached US$1248.20 which was a new record high in USD. Silver has also followed gold up, this rally looks like the real thing. I have to stand corrected here as I was off the mark a little in some recent statements. I forecast US$1180 as an interim top and … Continue reading

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Gold-Silver Ratio (sorry, but here it is again…)

I say sorry because I realize it is out of style in the midst of manic impulsiveness to drag out the dour old fuddy duddy stuff yet again. But the GSR is not broken, therefore the deflationary impulse scenario is not broken. Prechter is not broken for that matter. Would-be bears must realize that these … Continue reading

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Gold to Short-Term Target…Now What?

Now nothing… because a target is just a target. We have been here before; those of us who have been around the precious metals markets throughout the current, ongoing secular bull. We have been through the extended periods of questioning by ‘the faithful’ as to why the ancient monetary relic does not keep up with … Continue reading

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