Oil may hold the key to the next big move in gold. On the geopolitical front, the Iranian government’s nuclear program could trigger an attack from Israel, and that could cause oil to surge higher.
Syria and Egypt are two more “hotspots...
For decades, the American “paper gold” market (the COMEX) has been the primary market for determining the POYG (price of your gold).
JP Morgan just issued a key report, urging institutional investors to buy commodities (and protect those new positions with put options). They note that crude oil has not confirmed the declines seen in most other commodities, and that’s...
The bearish sentiment in the gold market has become almost surreal.
Jim “mighty man” Rogers believes the current bearishness in gold and silver is surpassed only by the bearishness insugar.
That’s the daily sugar chart. I’ve covered...
I’m getting a lot of emails to do more macro analysis of the gold market, and the time is ripe to do so.
“We need to continue to push for long-term capital inflows and therefore the FDI policy has to undergo a revamp…. We need to move in...
The saying, “Close, but no cigar!” could probably be used now, to describe gold & silver investors trying to call a turn in the market.
Bank analysts are more bearish. UBS technical strategist Richard Adcock says, “The next leg of...
The gold bears may have gotten themselves into a bit of hot water.
That’s the daily chart for DUST-NYSE, which is a triple-leveraged bet against gold stocks. There’s a massive double top pattern in play now, featuring an important...
Gold appears to be entering the “summer doldrums” season, but there are some black swan issues that could add a lot of volatility to the market.
Please click here now. You are looking at an article from The Economic Times of India, and it’...
After the 1929 crash, the US Treasury & the Fed worked together. They revalued gold, and began a program of Quantitative Easing (QE).
Eight years late in 1937, the Fed started tightening credit by raising interest rates, and America...
“India's wholesale price index, the country's main gauge of inflation, rose just 4.89 percent year on year last month - far below expectations for a rise of 5.4 percent - and slower than 5.96 percent rise in March.” – CNBC News, May 14,...