Gold Editorials & Commentary

Over the years, various analyses based on Chart Symmetry have been published here and elsewhere on the internet.

Let's talk about a "weak or "strong" dollar, and perhaps get a bit of understanding as to what the term means, and the effects it has on all of us.

When it comes to the gold market, forget what you have learned from most of the trading books out there when it comes to interpreting the open interest data in light of price action.

Summary and Conclusions

Though I have been preaching for over three years that the U.S. dollar will slide due to excessive budget overruns and trade deficits, two main stream banks are predicting very rapid declines for the dollar over the next 12-24 months.

The Zero Bound Dilemma

An Unwelcome Fall in Inflation

The Problem of the What Ifs

Similar to democracy, monetary freedom via central banking is a concept that only works with responsible participants. Without appropriate responsibility, we get anarchy.

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Constituent companies of the Dow Jones Transportation Index are in the business of:

It wasn’t many weeks ago that it looked like the world oil price would be hitting $60 bbl.

I have long been a strong critic of the US government’s reporting of price inflation.

Thank you all for the great response to the first issue. Many questions have been asked by readers and numerous stocks have been proposed for analysis.

Our current view on how gold and silver will perform relative to each other over the next several years won't come as a surprise to long-time TSI readers because this view, as well as the reasons behind it, was first outlined about three years ago and has since

This newsletter has been produced as a result of numerous enquiries from my analyses published on various websites. It will be a short sharp technical analysis of several penny stocks specifically related to the gold and silver precious metals sectors.

Since the last serious outbreak of inflation in the 70s, central banks have conquered this pestilence and have practiced a responsible stewardship over national monetary systems ever since.

The two "formal" techniques used by Stock Market Investment Analysts are:

3 weeks ago I was being interviewed on Financial Sense Newshour with John Embry and Bill Murphy and Jim Puplava asked us to comment about the gold bull market of the 1970s vs. today.

Which should you buy, and why? Which will prove to be the better investment in the long term? Let's compare and contrast.

We are entering a period that will require nerves of steel for investors to weather.

We hope this brief essay stimulates your thoughts with respect to how money is created - a secret all investors should know.

We hope this brief essay stimulates your thoughts with respect to how money is created - a secret all investors should know.

I have recently been asking myself the question: "What is the proportion of the silver content of photographic film that is recycled?"

GOLD

Trader Rog Predicts $502.30 Gold by December 2004

The charts of the gold price and the gold share indices are showing signs of life, and it is important that we get to the bottom of what this might be implying.

We've devoted a lot of space to this topic in commentaries over the past few months, but it's very important and warrants another visit at this time.

I am writing this on Bastille Day, so a bit of French History, if you please. History does repeat itself, with variations. For several hundred years, the French used the livre as a currency.

The gold chart below is clearly in a bull trend is bouncing up off rising trendline (Note most recent new high)