Gold Editorials & Commentary

That's a silly question.

Back in late 1979, the lineups to buy Gold looked more like the lineups to buy Stanley Cup Hockey tickets at the then famous Montreal Forum.

GLD – on sell signal.

When we understand “what” is happening (the facts) then we might have a stab at “why” it is happening (the theories). In turn, this might throw some light on what we might expect to unfold in the foreseeable future.

It is hard to find much positive regarding the gold trade lately. The attacks have been multi-faceted during the weak late summer season. So resort to something of value: THE TRUTH.

We think the 80 week exponential moving average is valid to identify support for gold as 2004 identified that as a support pivot.

If you take a stroll around the financial district of any big city such as London, New York or Tokyo, you will walk past countless well dressed and groomed men, in smart suits and ties with tidily coiffured hair and neatly clipped nails, and if you listen to th

Yesterday, silver hit a low, and was down dramatically to as low as $14.08/oz. I'm sure the dip caused a lot of margin calls on people who owned silver futures contracts, who had to sell out.

Few of us holding gold related investments are happy about the recent performance of the gold price but, in this analyst’s view, the appropriate way of looking at this is: “thank goodness the fever is abating”.

GLD – on sell signal.

Corrections are often confusing and difficult to analyse. The current action in the gold price is a case in point. As has been pointed out in the past, corrections can become extremely complex.

The path to the printing press is a long one. It is used at first to spread credit indiscriminantly in sustaining commerce and funding financial systems.

The worst is over! We don’t need to raise any more money! Fannie and Freddie don’t need any more money, but give us a Blank Check anyway! Inflation is only 2.5%. It is pointless for me to go on.

Hmmm? Seems like the gold price itself doesn’t agree with the experts views on where it’s headed. That’s the problem with sticking your neck out. When you get it right you’re a genius. The problem arises when you get it wrong.

As vacation season approaches in the Untied States and Canada, the task of reading should give way to looking at pictures to tell a story, or gazing at scenery from a lodge or campground, or lazy afternoons at the beach.

Since when has American business worked with a net?

Since now, apparently.

Gold ETF Trading – Taking advantage of the gold market using the GLD ETF to generate consistent profits in any market condition.

During the fiscal half year ending April 30, 2008, the Tocqueville Gold Fund returned (13.72)% vs. (8.64)% for the benchmark XAU (Philadelphia Stock Exchange index of gold and silver shares) and (9.64)% for the S&P 500.

One characteristic of the charts is that they show patterns which demand attention, regardless of any preconceptions or prejudices one might have.

For the second time in the last several weeks, the gold market has been on the receiving end of ambushes. Leading up to their July 3rd announced rate hike, the Euro Central Bank strong hints prompted the last ambush.

INFLATION: US Central Bank accused of unleashing an inflation shock that will rock financial markets: Barclays Capital has advised clients to prepare for a worldwide financial storm now that the FED has allowed the inflation genie out of the bo

Junior Gold Stocks - With the Stock Market Panic behind us - for now - we are settling in for a range bound, relatively calm, second half of ’08.

GLD – on buy signal.

We are long from 91.50, and have moved stop to 91.50 to remove risk.

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