Carl Martin

Gold Is Not in a Bull Market

To frdm45,

I never said it was a balanced article, I just meant to imply that it, for once, it offered another viewpoint about gold that was backed up by some good arguments, usually not seen at SA. I just felt it was a good idea for some people to also read this article to help balance out all the many bullish only articles about gold on SA. I enjoyed your link to tomaveni.com/comme. That should also be read, if you want some good balance to this article. Don't get me wrong though, I'm also a gold bug, and always have been one. Just made another investment a few days ago. Keep sharing your thoughts. That's what this site is for.

Gold Is Not in a Bull Market

Certainly a thought provoking article, especially considering who's mouth the words are coming from. Jon Nadler is definitely not your average nobody, just throwing out some unsupported hopes and opinions, vainly trying to move the gold market one way or another.

This is a good article to measure and compare all the many other SA gold articles to, before you rush out there and overload your portfolio with too many gold investments, at what just might be be an unappropriate time.

I'm glad that the editors at SA had the sense to highlight this article as one of their editor's picks. If only all the fanatic gold bugs, likewise have the sense to read and understand it. By the way, if kitco.com isn't one of your favorite hang outs, perhaps it should be.

Gold Is Looking Good

Where's the beef!

Gold Poised to Move Higher

This author is not just some guy writing something. I've been following him for years, and he really does seem to know what he is talking about. He does tremendous amounts of research before writing anything,and provides really good home made charts to back everything up. Try going to his home page at zealllc.com

Some True Safe Havens Are Still (Surprisingly) Undervalued

About thirty years ago I read one of the best books on finance that I have ever read. It was a very short book simply entitled "What Is Money? After following the history of various types of money used over the centuries and the disasters that followed, the author presented his conclusion: MONEY IS TRUST, period. When the trust is broken the value of the money in whatever form, simply disappears.His case was VERY well documented.