The Remarkable Rise In The Price Of Silver [View article]
Don't hold your breath waiting for the public to get smart. I have tried it since the 1960's. Believe me, they are very slow learners, and most uninterested in the subject matter.
Expect Gold And Silver To Outperform Miners [View article]
Indexes can be very misleading. Your analysis also ignores dividends. Many junior gold miners have gone on to become seniors or mid tier producers with enormous gains in a short period of time. Nothing wrong with owning physical but do not let an index obscure the real or entire story.
$6,000 Gold? Keep An Eye On Newt Gingrich [View article]
This isn't the 1930'S. No one is giving their gold to Washington. We had an entire legal regime restore our right to own gold and are not going to turn it over on the whim of a politician or bankster.
Glad to see you back posting Marco G. Enjoy your articles immensely.Great Basin has been a heart breaker but still has lots of promise for sure. Amazed no one grabs it at these levels.
Transportation Is In Trouble, So Cash Is King In Your Portfolio [View article]
Great article, my only disagreement is that the facts you mention guarantee a QE 3 in my opinion. Would rather buy high yielding quality blue chips now rather than waiting for the Fed and Treasury to tip their pals the banksters. Probably what this rally is all about.
Why can't you address the infinitely long bear market in the value of fiat paper that I pointed out to you.? Can't figure it out can you your Wizardry IT"S THE PAPER STUPID!
If the shoe fits Bird-man, wear it. I would ask you to contemplate the centuries long bear market in fiat currency value next to gold's value before tying the laces however.
The idea of talking about gold as if it were a stock and applying that silly technical jargon to it that the day traders in the casino markets apply to their ETF's and Indexes is nonsense. Gold could trade at these levels for years or decades and it would not detract one iota from it"s timeless bull run against all fiat paper.
What can you say to someone that starts a history of gold in 1970.? A lawyer who has been conned by the anti gold propagandist and has no realization of it. Silly enough to put forward the dental story, or Ron Paul BS. A sad article indeed.
More fallout from the U.S. rejection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline: Canada may turn to China in order to "diversify" its energy exports, as relying less on the U.S. would strengthen the country’s “financial security.” Currently, 99% of Canada’s crude exports go to the U.S. [View news story]
Thanks Ellen, and yes increased volume would be welcome, anything to spark more interest.
More fallout from the U.S. rejection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline: Canada may turn to China in order to "diversify" its energy exports, as relying less on the U.S. would strengthen the country’s “financial security.” Currently, 99% of Canada’s crude exports go to the U.S. [View news story]
Would not be the first time the Loonie rose above parity with the US Dollar, but more importantly would it hurt the share prices of the Canadian gold miners, especially Goldcorp?
The Remarkable Rise In The Price Of Silver [View article]
The Remarkable Rise In The Price Of Silver [View article]
Expect Gold And Silver To Outperform Miners [View article]
$6,000 Gold? Keep An Eye On Newt Gingrich [View article]
A Look At 5 Contrarian Plays [View article]
3 Winning Silver Stocks To Buy, 2 To Avoid [View article]
Transportation Is In Trouble, So Cash Is King In Your Portfolio [View article]
When Will Gold Reach A New High? [View article]
The Truth About Gold [View article]
The Truth About Gold [View article]
2012 Gold Estimates Lowered By Banks But Remain Bullish [View article]
When Will Gold Reach A New High? [View article]
The Truth About Gold [View article]
More fallout from the U.S. rejection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline: Canada may turn to China in order to "diversify" its energy exports, as relying less on the U.S. would strengthen the country’s “financial security.” Currently, 99% of Canada’s crude exports go to the U.S. [View news story]
More fallout from the U.S. rejection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline: Canada may turn to China in order to "diversify" its energy exports, as relying less on the U.S. would strengthen the country’s “financial security.” Currently, 99% of Canada’s crude exports go to the U.S. [View news story]