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Honest Money Gold & Silver Weekly Report
This 30-page update (in PDF form) looks at Precious Metals, Stocks, Commodities, Bonds, Currencies and China….
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This 30-page update (in PDF form) looks at Precious Metals, Stocks, Commodities, Bonds, Currencies and China….
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The fact that the U.S. dollar has managed to hold its own despite representing a country deeply in hock is only testament to the weakness of every other major developed-world government.
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A pullback in Gold to the 102.50 area on the GLD ETF would fill a “Gap” in that chart, and represent a normal bull market 50% correction of the last swing…..
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The Five Reasons Gold Will Hit $5,000 By Peter Krauth, Contributing Editor, Money Morning Let me get right to the point. Gold’s going to $5,000 an ounce. I know that sounds preposterous to most people. In fact, some of you probably think I’m crazy. But for a whole host of reasons, $5,000 may well end … Continue reading
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Short Interview with Dave Skarica. We talked a week ago and Dave gave his outlook for the precious metals in 2010. We’ll have lots more interviews in 2010!
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Currency Crisis Will Drive Gold By Neil Charnock goldoz.com.au We have a really big flightless bird Down Under called the Emu. I will not draw absolute parallels between the European Monetary Union (EMU) and the Emu, even in jest, however the Euro looks like it will appear flightless at best this year. Perhaps the myth … Continue reading
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This year will initially see a continuation of the trends established in 2009. I understand that this seems like a bland statement. The stock market reads future trends and outcomes at times and has factored (government sponsored) growth this year. Thanks to the vast overflow and after effect of the stimulus capital flows this will come to pass initially and therefore I consider that the highest probability is that the stock market rally will continue in the first half.
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The rise and fall of paper currency notes relative to one another in the current economic setting reminds me of a seesaw – one currency goes up, then it goes down while its pair currency does the opposite. One currency may rise a little more in net terms over a period of time or vice versa based on various factors.
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Last week I interviewed Todd Harrison, founder and CEO of Minyanville. The main topic of our conversation was currencies and how action in the currency market (specifically the US$) could be a trigger for the next phase of this crisis, which has also morphed into a socioeconomic crisis. We talked about the chances of a … Continue reading
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Is it just me or is anyone else tired of all this talk about Gold FOLLOWING the US$’s lead? Turn on the news and they’ll talk about how a falling US$ pushes Gold higher.