Commentaries

We’ve talked about the Eurozone a lot these last few months

Should both Gold & Silver Bulls & Bears take a long winter sleep?

In a week where we have seen the gold price plummet and return to levels below $1600, investment decisions are feeling as confusing as ever.

We’re getting whiplash from all the political changes in Europe, neo-Nazis in an unstable government in Greece and a changing of the guard in France– “adieu” to Nicolas Sarkozy

Excerpted from this week’s newsletter, NFTRH186: Gold is grinding out a wall of worry that began construction out of a natural unwinding of the momentum that came in during the acute phase of the Euro crisis. More bricks were added weekly by various luminaries calling bearish; the most recent being Buffett’s right hand man, Charlie Munger: … Continue reading

I doubt anyone was surprised by the reversal in the dollar index today.

In his 1923 book ‘A Tract on Monetary Reform’, John Maynard Keynes famously wrote ‘In truth, the gold standard is already a barbarous relic.’

One of the questions that we receive on a regular basis is whether one should invest in junior or senior mining stocks.

This post comes from MineralRightsForSale.com Santiago, Chile – May 2nd, 2012 – In the year and a half since 33 miners were trapped underground in the San Jose mine, Chile has enacted new regulations to provide better protection for workers’ safety. As a result, the owners of small and early-stage mining properties have become more eager … Continue reading

NFTRH185 transitioned from an intensive breakdown of a developing bullish case for gold stocks into a more broad discussion, ‘Transitioning to the Macro‘ from which this brief extract is clipped: Saving the best for last, behold the Au-SPX ratio and its Cup (3 years in the making) & Handle (conveniently, a Falling Wedge with 5 distinct … Continue reading