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Jeb Handwerger: The rule of the casino emphasizes that in order for one to be right in the market, the consensus has to believe that you are wrong. The majority goes home empty handed while the few emerge winners. Today there is extreme volatility, nevertheless the few players Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: Over the past few months we’ve analyzed gold (NYSEArca:GLD) stocks from a historical perspective. We’ve compared this bull market to the past bull market as well as historical bull markets in equities. We’ve found that nothing is out of the ordinary. Gold stocks are not being manipulated. Read more…
Stoyan Bojinov: When the Oracle Of Omaha speaks, investors tend to listen. In his latest prophecy, Warren Buffett makes the case for why stocks deserve a place in your portfolio over gold any day. His criticism of the precious metal stems from his definition of investing; which is foregoing consumption now in Read more…
Yiannis Mostrous: The case for investing in gold (NYSEArca:GLD) remains strong: The EU sovereign-debt crisis continues to drag on, while the US economic recovery remains anemic relative to most postwar economic cycles. Meanwhile, central banks purchased about 400 tons of gold last year and will Read more…
Sara Nunnally: The markets are volatile, but if you stand on the sidelines, you will get crushed. Here is what you need to do. Read more…
George Maniere: “All men see these tactics whereby I conquer, but what none Can see is the strategy out of which victory is evolved.” –Sun Tzu— The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 208 points Thursday after Greece scrapped a referendum on unpopular budget cuts and the European Central Bank Read more…
George Maniere: The last year for gold and silver has been an amazing ride. After a sideways consolidation period in which silver traded at $15.00 for the first three quarters of 2010, September unleashed a move that was nearly unstoppable. From September 2010 through October Read more…
George Maniere: Gold may not be the perfect safe haven but it’s sure the best one we have and we can use all of the confidence we can muster. Read more…
Jeb Handwerger: The brouhaha over the debt ceiling has generated upward moves, particularly in gold bullion (NYSE:GLD). This is a primary example of a news driven market skewing orthodox technical measurements. Now it is entirely possible that the scare headlines are generating a Read more…
Jeb Handwerger: Uncertainty and fear are the mother’s milk of the metal’s market. Our pundits, politicians and professors have given us plenty of reasons to question whether these supposed savants are steering with a working compass. One day headlines proclaim, “Bernanke Ready To Do
George Maniere: On Wednesday August 17th the CME came out with an announcement that they would be raising margin rates on the purchase of future contracts on gold. They reported that this was an effort on their part to cool off the price of gold (NYSE:GLD) which has enjoyed a parabolic Read more…
George Maniere: Today I am going to do something really amazing. I am going to tell you that in my opinion the U.S. economy has not entered a second recession; it never came out of the first one. Well, before you professional economists start writing me that the Webster’s definition of a Read more…
George Maniere: If there is an agreement reached by Congress and the debt ceiling is raised Gold and Silver will go up. If there is no agreement reached by Congress and there is a default, Gold and Silver will go up but in a parabolic move. Either way Gold and Silver will continue to rise as the U.S. Read more…
Sean Brodrick: We may be coming to the time when you should be adding to your portfolio of mining stocks. Why? Well, a picture is worth a thousand words, so let me give you three thousand words of pictures, and some easy ways to play the next move higher in gold miners. Read more…
Sara Nunnally: On Tuesday, Jared talked to you about buying gold in euros. If you haven’t read his article, take a few minutes after you read today’s Smart Investing Daily. It might change how you Read more…
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