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Gold is Forming a Bullish Consolidation

This is an important juncture for Gold and let me say the analysts. We are starting to see some disagreement on Gold and that is natural after a strong surge. It is a small part of the reason why Gold is likely to soon replicate its last move. We believe the market is ready for … Continue reading

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Return Of The Euro Shorts

Back in July I wrote an article discussing the fact that the Euro had failed so far to come under pressure during this wave of the European debt crisis. In fact it was still in a technical uptrend since bottoming in 2010 after the first wave of the Euro crisis

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1980 Gold Parabolic, BGMI, HUI and Some Small Miners with Big Earnings

This article will use my new skills to compare gold’s current C-wave development with gold’s great parabola that concluded on January 21, 1980, as well as examine the historic relationship of gold with gold mining stocks using both the BGMI (Barron’s Gold Mining Index) and HUI (Amex Gold Bugs Index).

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Gold 1980: “Deja Vu”?

Have you ever experienced a “Deja Vu” feeling? Well, if you have never experienced one, maybe after reading this post you will.

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Amid Market Turmoil, Gold Stocks Find Heavy Accumulation

The collapse of 2008 remains fresh in mind. And yes, while collapse is the most overused word in the financial markets (next to bubble), 2008 was indeed a collapse for everything. Our beloved gold stock sector plunged roughly 70% in only three months. This collapse hangs in the back of the psyche each time global … Continue reading

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Major Miners Acquiring Undervalued Juniors In 2012

Recently two mining giants – Goldcorp(GG) and Barrick Gold (ABX) — published their bullish earnings reports showing increasing margins due to a rising gold price. Here is a perfect example of a report that’s trying to tell us something. The hidden message in these glowing statements is of great significance to gold traders. What is the other side … Continue reading

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Porter Stansberry: “Enough Already, Let’s Return to the Gold Standard!”

The money supply increases naturally by exactly the amount of increases in productivity in a healthy economy, notes Stansberry & Associates Investment Research Founder Porter Stansberry. He doesn’t have to point out that the economy isn’t healthy, nor that the money supply expands every time the printing presses run to bail out a failing business … Continue reading

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