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What Is Volume Telling Us about Gold Stocks?
2012-05-22 17:55:00 By Jeff Clark, I’ve read articles from more than one analyst claiming that gold stocks are down on low volume, implying there’s a lack of interest in precious metals. While on the surface that seems like an obvious statement, their point is that most of the recent volume has been coming from sellers and thus exaggerating the recent decline. I decided to test this hypothesis, because if correct, it has investment implications, starting with the fact that at some point you run out of sellers; and if and when buyers return, the ensuing rise could be spectacular. I also wanted to compare volume now to the waterfall … [visit site to read . . . → Read More: What Is Volume Telling Us about Gold Stocks?
By: Jutia Group
MAJOR LONG-TERM BOTTOMS FORMING IN GOLD AND COMMODITIES
2012-05-18 03:37:00 Once every year gold and stocks form a major yearly cycle low. Commodities form a major cycle bottom every 2 1/2 to 3 years. Every once in a while all three of those major cycles hit at the same time. I’m pretty sure that’s what is happening right now. The implications are that once the CRB has completed this major cycle bottom that we should see generally higher prices over the … [visit site to read . . . → Read More: MAJOR LONG-TERM BOTTOMS FORMING IN GOLD AND COMMODITIES
By: Jutia Group
A Further Downside Run in Gold and Gold Stocks is Coming! Here?s Why
2012-04-09 20:02:00 By Nu Yu, Ph.D. The Fed’s recent inference that QE3 was not imminent has caused physical gold and silver and the HUI and the XAU to breach their downside support lines. These transitions set up the distinct possibility that we could well see $1,500 gold and the HUI and XAU at 400 and 144, respectively! Let me outline my analyses of the current situation and how it might unfold. GOLD Now in a Downhill Run Gold had been in a 20-month long ‘Bump-and-Run Reversal Top’ pattern but, with the recent events, has transitioned from the “Bump” phase to the “Run” phase. This should result in a downhill run in its price to the first support line at around . . . → Read More: A Further Downside Run in Gold and Gold Stocks is Coming! Here?s Why
By: Jutia Group
If Gold Could Talk
2012-02-24 19:16:00 By Jeff Clark, Casey Research Have you ever had any doubts about gold? Does it sometimes feel like it should be performing better? Are you concerned about its volatility? Do you worry about how it might perform in the future? Have you ever wondered about its true purchasing power? Maybe you’re nervous about a big drop in price again? I decided to go directly to the source to address these concerns: Gold himself. He put his arm around me and asked me to tell you a few things? I hear that you’ve had some worries about me. I understand. Your world is a very uncertain place right now. And when it comes to money, it looks as though . . . → Read More: If Gold Could Talk
By: Jutia Group
A New Reason Gold Stocks Will Soar
2012-02-08 18:08:00 By Jeff Clark, Casey Research There are a number of reasons why many of us believe gold stocks will shoot for the moon before this bull market is over ? they’ve done so many times in the past? the gold price still has a long way to climb? and producers are generating record revenue and profits. But I think there’s another reason why gold stocks will soar ? one that hasn’t dawned on many in the industry yet. The premise for my theory first lies in how gold itself is viewed. Some investors see gold as strictly a commodity or the infamous “barbarous relic.” This group sees no compelling reason to buy the metal and so own little to . . . → Read More: A New Reason Gold Stocks Will Soar
By: Jutia Group
Oil Prices Drop
2011-12-15 07:00:00 Oil Prices Drop is a post originally published on: Everything Finance - Everything Finance - A Good Personal Finance Blog - Its all about Money!On Wednesday Reuters reported that oil fell more than 4 percent. This indicates the biggest drop in over two months. In London, ICE Brent crude for January delivery settled at $105.02 a barrel. This price is $4.48 (or 4.09 percent ) less than it was in the beginning of October. NYMEX January crude settled at ...Get a free mortgage quote!
Gold & Silver Warrants: An Insider?s Insights
2011-12-07 17:16:00 By: Lorimer Wilson With a tsunami of seductiveness in a destiny prospects of bullion and china mining companies (and their batch prices as a result) we am edition an updated chronicle of my one-of-a-kind exclusive index of commodity-related companies with long-term warrants (CCWI) and a sub-category of usually bullion and china companies with long-term warrants (GSWI). This essay gives we some insights into a ‘secret world’ of warrants and slices and dices a make-up of both indices identifying a voters of any for your edification. The “wee universe of warrants” is so singular that a voters have traded underneath a radar of roughly all investors. Indeed, in past articles we have finished anxiety to this zone as . . . → Read More: Gold & Silver Warrants: An Insider?s Insights
By: Jutia Group
Bullish on Gold and Gold Equities
2011-10-28 23:26:00 Source: JT Long of The Gold Report The end of 2011 is a golden opportunity to participate in an anticipated upside for mining equities, says Tocqueville Asset Management Senior Managing Director John Hathaway. We caught up to him at the Casey Research/Sprott Inc. Summit "When Money Dies" for this exclusive interview with The Gold Report. Hathaway predicted that once investors realize higher gold prices will stick, they will take a chance on the big upside waiting in the junior and senior space. The Gold Report: In your recent article "A Golden Mulligan," you called gold mining equities "a rational way to participate in what appears to be the end game for paper currencies on an attractive risk-adjusted basis." After . . . → Read More: Bullish on Gold and Gold Equities
By: Jutia Group
Rare Earths: What Next?
2011-09-29 22:40:00 The end of the rare-earths boom? Not exactly... Byron King on how the landscape is shifting and why your strategy should too. Plus... Record low mortgage rates, but can they apply the paddles to the housing market? A key number to watch...
The Re-Recession
2011-09-08 22:20:00 Beltway types deny there?s a recession; four out of five Americans disagree. Plus... Preparing for the next down leg in the Recession That Never Ended: Expect earnings surprises for stocks...
Gold Gears Up for Next Move
2011-08-29 22:38:00 Gold moves up after Bernanke speech: Michael Pento on why it's set to rise more. Plus... Gold named "best long-term asset" in a Gallup poll: Why this is not a contrarian indicator.
Bugging Out
2011-08-29 17:04:00 Earthquakes, hurricanes, Fed speeches: Strange doings at week's end. Plus... Gold back in a groove: Behind the post-Comex bounce.
Prepare for the Downgrade
2011-08-01 22:16:00 Debt deal done: Rally on! Manufacturing numbers tank: Rally off! Plus... Looking beyond the debt deal: Dan Amoss, Adrian Day on what to expect when the downgrade comes.
How to Sidestep a New Market Risk
2011-07-20 23:01:00 Addison Wiggin – July 20, 2011 Signs of a slowdown in China: Chris Mayer with a number to watch, and guidance on how to sidestep the damage “Not enough from any source to meet demand”… Byron King with the outlook on the “other” precious metal Patrick Cox names his two favorite transformational technologies of 2011 ...
Where?s the Outrage?
2011-06-15 21:45:00 Where's the outrage? Greece erupts anew, while Bernanke & Co. draw a crowd you can count on one hand... Plus... Vancouver iconoclast Doug Casey going mainstream? Reveals to Yahoo Finance the asset class (other than gold) he likes the most...
What Rebellion?
2011-06-13 21:04:00 Ctrl+Alt+Bernanke: Hackers break into IMF, while "Anonymous" ups the ante on Bernanke -- or does it? Plus... Brazilian currency, commodity speculation: Chris Mayer examines two more triggers for the next financial crisis
Stimulus? and Withdrawal
2011-05-19 22:43:00 Gee, imagine: QE2 winds down, economy slows down -- and the chart that proves it. Plus... One lousy number after another, but the stock market shrugs them off.
New Fuel for the Gold Bull
2011-05-12 22:30:00 "Still bullish" -- New evidence China is propping up gold near $1500. Plus... More fuel for the gold bull: A second Hong Kong exchange opens doors to gold traders.
After the Commodities Rout
2011-05-06 23:52:00 Flash Crash redux? Alan Knuckman on how yesterday's commodities sell-off is "good and healthy". Plus: Three numbers to watch for signs the sell-off will reverse... or pick up pace
Gold and the CCCP Trade
2011-04-12 22:03:00 Swiss celebrate daylight, European Gold Forum opens, and the rally in metals takes a breather. Plus... Oil tumbles $5 as Goldman calls a pause to the ?CCCP trade?
A Better Bargain at $1470
2011-04-11 22:31:00 World calms down, silver shoots up? Why Marc Faber sees gold cheaper today than in 1999. Bond King puts even more conviction behind our New Trade of the Decade. Do bull markets in commodities spell bear markets for stocks? Surprising evidence against an old saw. Icelandic taxpayers say no (again)? we prepare to bear witness to an exploding snowman? irritated reader asks, ?Where?s the humility?? And a farewell tribute to one of the giants of our trade?
Where There?s No Bubble
2011-01-04 20:04:00 Y2K+11: Computer glitch at the AF HQ? how we plan to make it up to you. ?No bubble? in commodities, says Alan Knuckman, just a ?baby bull.? Chris Mayer?s favorite commodity in 2011? and one sector that?s due for a rest. Byron King on the latest deep-water drilling ?smoke and mirrors? from D.C. ?Convenience that?s hard to match?? The unlikely country that?s tops in quality of life. Reserve member says he?s a ?wholehearted convert?? your (extended, yet final) chance to join him... plus postal rates and the irony of the Laissez Faire Book store...
Silver?s New High
2010-12-30 21:52:00 Silver ending 2010 at 30-year high? Rick Rule, James Turk on what to expect in 2011. The two factors that will propel gold to records (again) next year. Oil stays above $90 as Brazilian oil giant plans ?underwater cities? to pull up crude from the seabed. Readers perform spell-check, squawk about the presentation format and tell us they?re sold on the Reserve based on just one sentence we wrote.
Stress Test Reality Check
2010-09-07 21:53:00 Say it ain?t so? Wall Street wakes up to stress test reality six weeks after our warning. Commodity consternation: Cotton hits 15-year high, wheat set for another rise. Dan Amoss on how Fed policies have reached a point of no return. Obama offers sop to small businesses? Why our readers won?t buy it.
Our Take on the Sudden Commodities Rally
2010-08-30 20:41:00 Softs soar? The 5 chronicles the remarkable summer rally for coffee, corn, sugar, cotton and wheat. Chris Mayer delivers bad news? why you might want to reconsider investing in Brazil entirely. Another government-mandated disaster: Global helium supply on track to disappear in 25 years. Agora Financial analysts deconstruct Bernanke?s big speech? our thoughts and market reactions, below.
What They?re Smoking on Wall Street
2010-08-24 22:32:00 One study of banker drug use that explains everything.
Paging Dr. Copper, A Long Term Investment Opportunity, Front Lines China Pe
2010-05-18 22:16:00 Dr. Copper offers dismal diagnosis? popular metal slips into bear market. Chris Mayer reveals ?one of the great investment opportunities of the next decade.? Nations of the world flee to American Treasuries? one surprising country that?s increased U.S. bond holdings nearly sevenfold. Frank Holmes on how much (and what kind) of gold you should own right now. Plus, Addison?s first hand report from the Beijing gold market.
Greece?s Real Threat, A Closer Look at 1Q GDP, Two Unusual Hot Commodities
2010-04-30 21:53:00 Media pronounce the Greek contagion contained: The mob begs to differ? Consumer recovery ?back on track?? unpacking the first read on Q1 GDP. Strategic mortgage defaults exploding? what it means and why it won?t stop? Fish meal, copper thieves and the case for a sustained bull run in commodities?
Home Prices Finally Rise, A Case for Commodities, Trouble in Belgium and Mo
2010-04-27 21:32:00 At long last, home prices stop falling? details on the first annual gain since 2006. Yet industry insiders (and plain common sense) say ?don?t celebrate yet.? The case for commodities: Fry, Mayer, Amoss and Knuckman highlight which to buy and why. How the Greeks (and S&P) just slammed U.S. stocks. Plus, Dennis Gartman offers a microcosm of Europe?s mess: Belgium.
Description of Commodities
2009-12-23 20:39:00 Have you ever attended to shareholders talk about wonder in futures of the commodity marketplace and speculated? We all understand investment in shares, commodities, and they can be a motivating way to encompass your money to make capital for you. Here the thought comes in our mind is, what is a commodity? Commodities mean ...
By: Paisa Investment
Commodities and population growth
2009-07-28 14:00:00 "Population growth will likely spur increased demand commodities," says ETF expert Doug Fabian. In Making Money Alert he looks at PowerShares DB Commodity (NYSE: DBC)."World population growth trends suggest massive numbers of new global citizens on the way -- citizens that are going to require essentials such as food, clothing and shelter. "For investors who want to ride this population wave, I offer you the PowerShares DB Commodity Index, an exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the performance of the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity index."The fund invests in a portfolio of exchange-traded futures on commodities comprising the index. The index commodities are crude oil (35%), heating oil (20%), aluminum (12.5%), gold (10%), corn (11.25%) and wheat (11.25%)."With economies around the world struggling to recover from a global recession, commodity prices as represented by DBC have been kept well below their long-term, 200-day moving avera...
Financials and Commodities to pull ahead?
2009-06-07 16:11:00 2400 remains a stubborn resistance for STI. It looked as if we are going to turn ugly from here but the market remains resilient. From my sector analysis performance chart, it looked like Financials and Commodities may be leading the next charge at 2400.Props and the rest remains weak for now. Offshore looks kinda of flat for now. We can understand why, a quick glimpse at the charts and you can see that they are not moving in unison for now. Everyone is surprised to see Cosco lagging.... Kepcorp has a customer bankrupted, SembMar mysteriously came down. Maybe a consolidation is good for this sector.I was flipping my archives today and found this >>> http://growmoney.blogspot.com/2-007/01/growmoney-growth-fund-sw-ings-into.html .... the day i broke even. : ) Whenever i read this... it reminds me to be humble and stick my foot firmly on the ground. Especially the part on wedding... a wedding delayed... haha what was i thinking back then!C, this is dedicated to you... i hope you ...
Jim Rogers likes Commodities: Says No to Stocks
2009-05-19 21:51:00 Jim Rogers recently spent an hour with Bloomberg. Key points from his interview:Stocks and Bonds are too risky and Jim wants to stay away.He likes commodities and specially agriculture, due to lack of farmers, farming and shortage of food and fertilizer.He thinks government should let banks go belly-up and stop flooding the market with dollars.Dollar is not a good currency to be in and neither is
In Gold We Trust
2008-12-31 16:45:00 In the closing weeks of 2008, Americans have once again been shocked by a massive Wall Street scandal. Former Nasdaq chairman, Bernie Madoff was arrested for masterminding a $50 billion fraud. The Bernie Mad(e)off with investors’ money Ponzi scheme is…
By: Jutia Group
Why Crude Oil Will Present Investors with a Golden Opportunity in 2009
2008-12-29 17:22:00 Oil prices have fallen 70% since hittinga record $147.27 a barrel in July, which means in just five months, crude has given up all the price gains it made in the past four years. After such a wrenching plunge, many analysts…
By: Jutia Group
Oil price outlook from Roger Wiegand: Part I
2008-12-29 16:51:00 Seeing beyond the blind curves of bailouts and meltdowns takes the keen vision of a veteran market observer, Roger Wiegand, Editor of Trader Tracks. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Roger gives us his latest thoughts on the…
By: Jutia Group
Bob Moriarty, 321 Gold: Chaos on the Horizon? Invest in Real Assets
2008-12-29 16:16:00 Source: The Gold Report Buckle your seat belts. Bob Moriarty, 321gold.com founder, pulls no punches in his latest exclusive interview with The Gold Report. He sees a short-term rally in the stock market but paints a very sobering longer-term picture with…
By: Jutia Group
Uranium, time to go back into the pool
2008-12-22 16:45:00 When I started my first blog back in 2004 the first commodity I became bullish on was uranium. At the time the metal was trading around the mid twenties. Uranium was in the process of emerging from a twenty year…
By: Jutia Group
OPEC Production Cut Up in the Air as Members to Clash Over Oil Prices
2008-10-23 17:06:00 In the face of the worst worldwide financial crisis since the Great Depression, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is expected to cut crude-oil output and raise prices at an emergency meeting in Vienna tomorrow (Friday). But even with…
By: Jutia Group
Commodity Stocks May Have Been Severely Oversold, Buy at, or Near the Botto
2008-10-14 16:37:00 The market has moved beyond logic to serious panic as evidenced by not only the enormous declines in commodity stocks, but in stocks in general. Blue chips have fallen alongside those with less illustrious antecedents. Only gold seems to be…
By: Jutia Group
Gold, Bonds, and Euros
2008-10-14 15:39:00 Oct. 13(Bloomberg) – France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and Austria committed 1.3 trillion euros ($1.8 trillion) to guarantee bank loans and take stakes in lenders, racing to prevent the collapse of the financial system With this $1.8 trillion, and the most…
By: Jutia Group
Get On the Other Side of the Pump
2008-09-12 15:48:00 If there?s one thing I?m certain of, it?s that casino owners don?t have a soft spot for gambling addicts. In the same vein, auto body shops don?t want you to drive safely and Norton and McAfee don?t give a crap who?s…
By: Jutia Group
Saudi Arabia Hesitant to Join OPEC in Production Cut
2008-09-11 16:21:00 Despite earlier pledges to hold oil output steady, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) yesterday (Wednesday) announced that it would cut production by 520,000 barrels per day in an effort to “strictly comply” with the production quotas set last…
By: Jutia Group
Finding the Bottom in Commodities
2008-09-11 16:04:00 Re-Running the Bulls In just the last couple of months, commodity stock prices have melted like ice cream on a hot summer day. I?ve been burning the phone line and firing off e-mail to people in the field about what they…
By: Jutia Group
U.S. Oil and Foreign Nationalism
2008-09-10 16:00:00 Western nations - the U.S., in particular - are now experiencing the bow wave of a profound change in the current and future availability of oil. According to recently published data, oil output from all major Western oil companies is…
By: Jutia Group
International Gold Trade
2008-09-10 15:57:00 Operation Meltdown, Part III: Only Three Weeks and 170 Tons to Go Once upon a time money meant gold (and ever less silver), freely exchanged between private individuals looking to buy and sell, invest and spend. But then came the 20th century. It?s…
By: Jutia Group
Government Gold Control
2008-09-09 16:26:00 Operation Meltdown, Part II: Hoarding for War, Vaulting for Victory It seems an odd quirk of history that Washington?s post-War obsession with its nationalized gold reserves ? an obsession which Ian Fleming neatly tapped into with Goldfinger in 1959 ? came so…
By: Jutia Group
Gold Futures Dirty Secret (Part 2)
2008-09-04 19:14:00 We ended the first part of this two part series with an unanswered question: Why has physical supply dried up now? The answer to that question lies in the two vehicles that have made the gold carry trade possible. This is…
By: Jutia Group
The Return of the Greenback?
2008-09-04 15:24:00 Bill is somewhere over the Atlantic today, traveling from London to Maryland for a publishers ‘jamboree’. Alas, we will power on? Crude oil extends its price decline today. The black goo is down considerably from its July 11th record high of…
By: Jutia Group
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