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Seasonal Look at Gold & Oil

Gold has now reached a timeframe where a December pullback is in effect. If things play out a temporary bottom should be seen in mid December or early January and another gold leg up would develop into the early winter.

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ETF Trading Gold, Silver, Oil, Natural Gas and the Index

ETF Trading Gold, Silver, Oil, Natural Gas and the Index December 9th, 2009 Etf trading has made it so easy for traders and investors to get maximum exposure to the entire market without the high fees of mutual funds and manager. There are now etfs covering almost every investment type whether it’s stocks, indexes, sectors, … Continue reading

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Hard Assets Should Continue to Appreciate

Sprott’s Oliver & Horvat: Hard Assets Should Continue to Appreciate Source: The Gold Report; interviewed by Karen Roche, Publisher  12/08/2009 The devil will be in the details of the balance sheet when hyperinflation hits. And while lots of companies have been using leverage to drive their ROE (and their stock prices), the structure of their debt … Continue reading

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The Recurring Gold “Bubble”

If Gold is in a bubble, then it was in 2006 and 2008. That is atypical of a real bubble, that pops and doesn’t reinflate.

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This Past Week in Gold

This past week in gold By Jack Chan at www.simplyprofits.org 12/05/2009 GLD – on buy signal, barely. SLV – on buy signal. Prices testing TL support. GDX – sell signal this week. XGD.TO – sell signal this week. Summary Long term – we are on a major buy signal. Short term – Two out of … Continue reading

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James Grant: Requiem for the Dollar

In this long essay from The Wall Street Journal, James Grant of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer remarks that the Federal Reserve “isn’t overtly manipulating” the gold market. His implication is that the Fed might be manipulating the gold market covertly. Maybe this is a small step in the right direction by someone who surely is erudite enough to know better already.

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