Gold Editorials & Commentary

I need a vacation like I need my morning coffee. The never ending barrage of lies, fudged numbers and attacks on gold are wearing me down. Along with the long hours.

As we all know there is an unlimited amount of ways to trade the financial markets. Each person sees the market in a different way, has different skill sets, trading experience and risk tolerance levels.

GLD - on sell signal.

Lots of traders like to buy breakouts as, across those resistance lines, shorts are flushed out and overhead price resistance dwindles. We're not of that mindset when considering buying gold and prefer to buy along technical support.

Double Dip used to pertain to ice cream cones, but now to dreaded return to economic recession. Green Shoots used to refer to gardening projects, then to deceptive economic viewpoints.

Most traders I have been talking with are feeling the same thing. Something big is brewing for the equities market but most do not want to get heavily involved until there is a clear direction.

The second half of last week we saw some strong price action in the equities market. The S&P500 broke through the 5 and 50 day moving averages closing the week just under key resistance levels.

Ben Bernanke spoke this past week and was quite frank during the first day of testimony. The markets plunged as a result of his talk of the economy being "unusually uncertain".

GLD – on sell signal.

Oil stocks have to be one of the most unloved sectors in the markets today.

A significant feature of fiat money systems is the privilege for the custodian of the reserve currency to engage in regular practices of ham-fisted monetary management, even permission for fraudulent centers to flourish, surely developing a debt monster that an

While we’re convinced gold and gold stocks are destined for much higher levels, buying when prices are low can mean the difference between a double or triple and a ten-bagger... a week in Malibu vs. a week in Milan.

The markets, right now, seem to be in a period of indecision with most market writers diverging toward the two extremes. The Deflationists are looking for the Dow to fall to 4,000; or in one case even down to 1,000.

It was an interesting options expiration week for equities that's for sure. We saw some very choppy price action with large waves of buying and selling as the bulls and bears fought for control.

I'm referring to the 1876 battle near the Little Bighorn River in Montana where General Custer made his last stand against the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne Native Tribes.

GLD - on sell signal.

Naturally in the wake of the recent stock-market selling, bearish theories have made a major resurgence.

This essay makes comparisons between the money supply of 25 selected economic areas and discusses the ratios between the values of official gold reserves to outstanding currency.

WASHINGTON IS THE PROBLEM, NOT THE SOLUTION: Will we ever learn that the only solutions that have any chance at all of reversing the Deflationary Spiral that we and the rest of the world are in are FREE MARKET CAPITALISTIC Solutions?

We're at a critical point in the equity market right now - risk remains extremely high as a major Bear Market is just around the corner.

Since the Precious Metals Sector is the main emphasis of our investing interest for the foreseeable future, we will be moving our attention on to the Precious Metals and the Precious Metals Stocks over the next few weeks.

GLD - on sell signal.

Equity markets throughout most of the world rebounded very nicely this past week retracing roughly half the past two weeks of declines. This is how bear markets work, they take two steps down, and one step back up.

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The chart below - courtesy www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=BDIY:IND - shows that freight prices per ton of dry materials such as iron ore have been falling.

In today's ever-more interrelated financial world, China's stock-market action is growing increasingly influential everywhere else.

Time to awaken to a new dreadful reality. Just like autumn 2008, all over again, the stock market is breaking down in a powerful visible manner, after nothing was fixed with the vast financial structures but much money was spent.

It's been a short but exciting week so far. Investors and traders are have been scratching their heads the past few days as stocks continued to bounce around giving mixed signals.

It's mid afternoon Tuesday and the markets are selling off - still. It seems like it will never end. Big red candles on every chart I look.