Commentaries

This week we’ve seen a decent rally in gold, silver and other precious metals and precious metals mining stocks, sparked off probably by the fiscal cliff deal.

2012 wasn’t a fun year for most Gold bulls. Seeing the S&P 500 outperform Gold and seeing Gold stocks get decimated through the 1st half of the year was enough to create suicidal sentiment that is now only marginally improved after another prolonged correction in the precious metals (PM) sector to end the year. … Continue reading

In the classic 1964 movie Goldfinger, James Bond tries to prevent the main villain, Auric Goldfinger, from detonating a dirty nuclear bomb inside Fort Knox.

Gold stocks are about as contrarian a sector that exists in the market right now.

When someone says that QE (Quantitative Easing) is not inflationary they are probably claiming that it doesn’t bring about an increase in the general price level.

We are still climbing the wall of worry as wealth in the ground metals becomes increasingly cheaper in a world that is threatened with the ghosts of depressions and deflations past.

This week has brought in some calm after recent declines in the precious metals sector.

This essay is inspired by a question we received from one of our subscribers. On December 2012, we published an essay on gold and the dollar collapse in which we pointed out why you might profit from gold even if the U.S. dollar doesn’t deteriorate completely.

Submitted by CommodityHq, Click Here for the answer.

This was a week of declines for precious metals, very strong ones, indeed.