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Peter Krauth: Something’s afoot in the world of high stakes finance. The Basel Committee for Bank Supervision (BCBS) is about to decide something crucial to bankers, sovereign nations, and gold investors alike. Read more…
Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: As the S&P rallies on any particular day while the ongoing sovereign debt crisis plays out in Europe, American traders could be seriously misinterpreting the meaning behind any move higher in U.S. stocks, and conversely, the deceptively less-than-spectacular move Read more…
Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: Hot on the heals of House Bill 157, which legalizes the use of silver and gold bullion as currency, the state of Utah recently completed a joint mock emergency exercise between the state’s 400 national guard personnel and 48 guardsmen from the neighboring state of Wyoming. Read more…
Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: The man whose passion for urging investors to load up on gold bullion since the Fed tipped its monetary policy hand following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, has jumped a notch in intensity in his latest update for gold investors. Read more…
Ben Traynor: Highlights from this week’s GFMS Gold Survey 2012 launch… EARLIER this week, Thomson Reuters GFMS, the world’s foremost research firm focusing on precious metals, Read more…
Adrian Ash: It’s more than “interesting” that platinum prices are lagging gold… GOLD has risen nicely since the meltdown following Lehmans’ collapse, with the gold price in Dollars rising 130%. Until last summer, however, platinum had done better still. Read more…
Jeff Nielson: Gold and silver prices plummet because the U.S. economy is so healthy that the Federal Reserve won’t have to print any more money, and so there won’t be any more inflation. Lol! While it made good fiction for the Read more…
Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: As a post-Lehman solution to the Western world, which suddenly found itself drowning in debt, drags well into year three, speculation of an inevitable endgame to Kondratiev’s Winter of discontent is coming more into focus. Read more…
Jeb Handwerger: Gold’s (NYSEArca:GLD) accelerated move to $1900 in the summer of 2011 past overhead resistance indicated the market was waiting for an inflationary QE3. The market got a surprise as Bernanke waited until 2012. This was no surprise for my readers and precious metals declined lower Read more…
Stoyan Bojinov: Few things can withstand the test of time, and perhaps even fewer will be able to retain their monetary worth in today’s unprecedented economic landscape. The recent financial meltdown has brought upon a seemingly endless expansion of the money supply and our government has Read more…
Karen Roche: GoldMoney Founder and Chairman James Turk knows how to find great deals on gold and silver. He claims that the 2012 bottom for gold came during the first week in January. If the year’s low is already history and if his projection that gold will hit the $2,000/oz mark within three months
Nick Barisheff: Good afternoon, it’s a pleasure to speak about gold at this Outlook for 2012. Today, I’d like to focus on one important idea: the direct relationship between the rising price of gold and the rising levels of government debt that result in currency debasement. Since we measure investment Read more…
Sam Kirtley: At SK Options Trading, we primarily use the SPDR gold trust (NYSEARCA:GLD) for exposure to the gold price. GLD is an exchange traded fund, designed to track the price of one tenth of an ounce of gold. GLD currently holds around 1280 tonnes of physical bullion, the sixth largest holding Read more…
Jeb Handwerger: Rarely has such technical destruction been visited on stalwart sectors such as gold, silver and the mining stocks (NYSEARCA:GDX). The silver charts reveal technical damage not seen since the destruction of 1984. It can only be conjecture that can account for a once in a generation Read more…
Scott Martin: Taking a quick look at gold, traders continue to see declining investment demand, easily seen in the performance of the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEARCA:GLD). Read more…
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