We had a very quiet week all in all in terms of the markets and most stocks with some moving well but many failing their moves higher.
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Gold has suffered a tough slog lately, unable to advance despite central banks aggressively inflating their money supplies all over the world. Seeing gold stuck in the mire despite very bullish fundamentals has certainly exacted a
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Many investors are wondering what has been behind the relentless rally in stock prices. Look no further than corporate profits.
The morning ‘news’ rarely fails to disappoint when it comes to churning out Machiavellian double-talk which is more convoluted than your average pretzel. Today was no exception.
All in all it was another kind of strange week with some weak breakouts occurring Friday but I don’t trust them. The volume and action/conviction just isn’t there to push markets higher right now from what I see.
With gold stocks languishing near lows in a desolate sentiment wasteland, investors are wondering why this sector has fallen so deeply out of favor. One theory is capital that would have traditionally flowed into major gold produc
Friend of gold Jim Sinclair, and executive to a mining firm with interests in Tanzania, put it so well.
Friend of gold Jim Sinclair, and executive to a mining firm with interests in Tanzania, put it so well.
If you’ve been a hibernating bear lately, you’ve missed a ton of positive news, as U.S. construction spending rose, ISM manufacturing data beat expectations and the country added 157,000 jobs.
We had a very weak week in the precious metals and later on, the general markets and many stocks also broke down.
Ben Bernanke was instrumental in creating a bubble in U.S. Treasuries. His actions have served to inflate it to the point that it has now become the greatest bubble in the history of global investment.
To illustrate the difficulty of measuring performance in terms of the US dollar, today we are presenting three inflation-adjusted (IA) gold charts.
Never before have we seen major indicators in such a conflicting state.
We at Sunshine Profits suggest holding three precious metals (in a physical form) as long-term investments in a “default” precious metals portfolio – gold, silver and platinum.
The financial world was shocked this month by a demand from Germany's Bundesbank to repatriate a large portion of its gold reserves held abroad.
Recently I asked a question that I suspect many followers of the Kress cycles have asked at some point. Here it is:
"If tyranny and oppression come to this land, it will be under the guise of fighting a foreign enemy. But, in reality it will be an Enemy from within”
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.
It’s certainly a challenging time still for gold and silver but the long-term reasons for holding physical gold remain in place.
The fiscal cliff, tax increases, the debt ceiling, missed earnings – investors certainly have had much to worry about lately. So why in spite of these fears has the market continued to rally?
Perhaps you have heard that the Fed is printing money to get out of the crisis and that such actions cannot possibly end other than in even more money being printed and in the dollar losing its ability to buy you tangible assets.
It sure was an amazing week and by far the best week of the year so far for myself. Not for gold or silver by any means and that’s why I just hold some physical gold and silver and focus my daily energies on finding the big winner
Well, it appears that the Dow Jones is going to take out its last all-time high of October 2007, even as market trading volume is collapsing. That fact alone should make us wary of the stock market, but the Dow Jones doe
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Minting of gold in the U.S. stopped in 1933, during the Great Depression.
