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Weekly Gold Review

My wife forwarded this (A Terrifying Vision of the End Game) to me last week.  It has gone viral after all (which is the only reason a finance-o-phobe like my wife – and like most normal people outside of geeks like you and me – would have seen it).  It comes courtesy of Business Insider, … Continue reading

We have all seen the newspapers headlines about the troubles in Greece, Spain, Portugal, Ireland and the entire eurozone.

Topics Covered…Global economic data worsening towards a recession…Treasury Bond sentiment is extremely optimistic

Excerpted from the June 3 edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH190: On June 20th the Federal Open Market Committee is going conclude a two-day meeting and release a summary of their view of the economy, most likely including an ‘unwelcome’ decline in inflation. That of course would signal a dreaded deflation, which are the … Continue reading

On Friday, the price action in gold caught the attention of most market participants as gold put in a monster move to the upside in light of risk assets such as the S&P 500 selling off sharply.

This month, The Real Asset Company announced the launch of a new campaign to Buy Britain’s Gold Back.

With Friday’s employment report a few things began to clear up. The first one is the correct cycle count on the stock market.

Fundamentally Europe is still in serious trouble but in no real worse shape than most other developed economies, but for the moment Europe remains in the spotlight.

And it is about time! After a 40% bear market (the second worst of the secular Gold stock bull so far), the large majority of investors and speculators have been worn out or scared out. The mid-May bottom was THE bottom in my opinion and we have a long way to go on the upside. … Continue reading