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Greenpeace Co-Founder Joins Board of Spanish Gold Miner

Astur Gold is developing its 100% owned Salave Gold Project in Asturias, northern Spain, which is one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits in Western Europe. In November 2012, the Company received government approval to build an underground mine. It is in the final stages of permitting.

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Does “Higher Gold” Need a New Story?

We have been writing about a bullish outlook for gold, silver and precious metals mining stocks for quite some time now, even though the seemingly bad situation in these markets.

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Money supply accelerating

The monthly figures for the US dollar components of Austrian, or True Money Supply, for February are now in

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Cyprus, Stocks and Platinum

Cyprus lawmakers this week rejected a controversial euro bailout package, which would have set a dangerous precedent by taxing ordinary bank depositors to pay part of the bill.

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Gold Ratios- An Update

As the Cyprus drama and other macro events play out and distort normal macro economic signals to varying degrees in the short-term, let’s review the ‘real price’ of counter-cyclical gold vs. the cyclical industrial metals: Au-GYX Ratio, daily chart Au-GYX bottomed hard in February, MACD sported a positive divergence and now the ratio has turned … Continue reading

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Welfare costs rapidly escalating – everywhere

Many of us are aware of Professor Laurence Kotlikoff of Boston University’s calculation that the net present value of the US Government’s future liabilities rose by $11 trillion in fiscal 2012 to $222 trillion.

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Will Stocks and Currencies Drag Gold Lower?

Recent developments on the currency market may worry some gold and silver investors, as dollar refused to move lower at the cyclical turning point, an issue which we touched upon in our last essay, and euro seems to have broken below its medium-term rising support line.

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