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    • Sun May 11th 13:20 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Gold and Silver Are Still Bargains
      "That’s right, silver has to increase by a factor of 8 times in order to reach $135.00, which is its 1980 price, when adjusted for inflation"...

      I am bullish on gold & silver, but we have to be fair and mention that the Hunt brothers were needed to reach that top in 1980... I am not sure this will happen again soon.
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    • Tue Apr 22nd 14:18 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Death of Gold?
      "Gold soars as collapse frightens investors" & "Should I be buying gold and silver?” are not even close. Look for a new "death of equities" headline, combined with your friend TELLING you to buy gold & silver (not asking, but telling), and advising you to buy some hot silver/gold mines which surely can only go up...that would be the top.
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    • Sun Apr 20th 05:43 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Gold’s 'Grand' Illusion
      Well dirty harry, that's a really good way to make friends with the locals... After your dessert, watch your back, and enjoy your stay on the island...Hope you sleep well.
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    • Fri Apr 11th 13:02 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      America's On Sale - and the World's Buying
      You really should back this up with numbers. How many transactions are done by foreigners in 'normal times' and how many are done now ? You are really satisfied too quickly by your "explanations&quo... This is one of the worse articles I haved read in times on seekingalpha.
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    • Thu Apr 10th 13:23 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Euro Under Attack
      Mr Tiomkin could be right, the euro could disappear due to tensions (but whithin 3 years ?)... But at the moment, I am relatively happy with my Euros, mr Trichet and the 'inflation obsessed' Germans... Inflation is nothing but a form of theft, and we should not let any banker get away with it.
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    • Wed Apr 9th 02:43 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      How Commodity Prices Are Hurting Global Economies
      More monsanto style agritech ? Yes maybe. Solar ? Perhaps. New Oilfields ? Who knows. Better farm yields ? Well, why not ?

      I see the problems you mention. We are getting out of a long bear market in commodities. Low prices formed no incentive to search for new resources. Companies did not invest in searching for oil for example. No new mines were opened. There was no money to be made. The situation is now changing.

      I am not short in commodities. In fact, I have quite a lot invested in commodities (mainly using the RICI products). I believe in cycles. The commodity cycle is not over yet, but it will not last for ever either.
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    • Tue Apr 8th 13:09 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Gold: The Last Cheap Asset Class
      don't forget silver ;)
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    • Tue Apr 8th 12:05 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      How Commodity Prices Are Hurting Global Economies
      Not all economies are hurt, obviously commodity-producing countries are doing great. Canada, australia, brazil, argentinia, a number of arab countries are making tons of money. Commodities were way too cheap in the 90ies, so supply went down. Now, with higher prices, production will grow and prices will go down again (unless you believe in peak everything). Normal cycle.
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    • Mon Mar 31st 02:18 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Get Out of Commodities - Barron's
      "Factors that could burst the bubble: ....stronger US Dollar"... hahahaha that's a good one ;)

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    • Mon Mar 10th 17:51 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Don't Get Caught in the Dot Commodity Bubble
      I agree with theRealBull. There is a growing demand, supply cannot keep up. For some commodities, there is even talk of 'peak' (peak oil, peak gold). Where are the new major oil discoveries ? Even if there is one, it take years before the first drops will reach the markets. Similarly, it takes years before new mines finally start producing. Of course, nothing goes straight up; there will always be corrections in bull markets (even 50%, look at the dow or other indices).
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    • Sun Mar 9th 10:12 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      5 Reasons Why the U.S. Dollar Will Weaken Further
      The dollar is free money for the US, Bernanke himself said the treasury can create as many dollars as it wants, at almost zero cost. And Bernanke is printing like a madman. The dollar is going nowhere, if this continues, the world won't even accept $ for their precious commodities any more !
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    • Wed Feb 13th 01:42 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Book Review: Jim Rogers' "A Bull in China"
      Jim Rogers once mentioned in an interview that he also gets paid in RMB for services in China...

      RMB cannot be converted back to foreign currency AT THE MOMENT. Mr Rogers is betting that the RMB will become freely convertible soon and expects it to quadruple in the next decade.
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    • Fri Dec 28th 14:42 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Jim Rogers: Cotton Is a Good Way to Buy Oil
      Hi. Here's another one: plastic can be produced from sugar cane. "Dow Chemical Co., the largest U.S. chemical maker, and its Brazilian partner, Crystalsev, plan to build an $800 million plant in Brazil to produce plastics from sugar cane instead of petroleum, Valor Economico reported.". (source: www.bloomberg.com/apps...)

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