Dean Plassaras

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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 11:34 AM
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      Is Gold A Sucker's Bet?
      Gold is a hedge against uncertainty. Look around you and ask this simple question: are these certain or uncertain times?
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    • ON: Sat Oct 11th 10:09 AM
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      Roger Wiegand: 'Severe Bull Market' Ahead for Gold
      The future of precious metal prices is not clear at the moment. There are plenty of pro and con argument to reinforce one's bias. Question is who has the clear thinking at the moment amid the background noise of collapsing capital markets?
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    • ON: Tue Sep 30th 10:01 AM
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      Too Late to Sell, but Calmer Markets May Lie Ahead
      Hope u r right.
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    • ON: Fri Aug 15th 09:18 AM
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      Inflation or Deflation?
      I too support the inflation argument as the most likely outcome.
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    • ON: Wed Aug 13th 11:21 AM
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      Has Gold Fallen in a Secular Bear Trend?
      History tells us that during commodities boom cycles, typically lasting for 15 years or so, commodities other than gold outperform gold in the initial phase. It is in the later phase of those cycles that gold outshines.
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    • ON: Tue Jul 29th 09:38 AM
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      The Case for Gold Today
      Gold will be under pressure for the next month or so, due to seasonal buying patterns.
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    • ON: Mon Jul 28th 11:03 AM
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      Has the Dollar Bottomed?
      I find very little evidence in this article to support its thesis. Relative strength based on the weakness of others, might not be strength at all; only hope of such.
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    • ON: Sun Jul 27th 15:34 PM
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      Stagflation and Peak Oil: How Related Are They? (Part I)
      If "prolonged recession" is your parting prediction, then Bernanke has to lower interest rates further. If oil as you say is destined for $200/barrel, small increases in the Fed rate might make the dollar a bit stronger, but such increase in purchasing power will evaporate vis-a-vis a projected oil increase.
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    • ON: Wed Jul 16th 09:57 AM
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      Gold: Summer Hiatus Over
      Such position has been advanced before and by others as well. Would like to see some proof.
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    • ON: Fri Jul 4th 16:19 PM
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      Payroll Numbers In Line, Dollar Lower on ECB Position
      Coelacanth, thanks for the explanation. I hope this reply does not get posted three times (I am not sure what happened with the multiple posts).
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    • ON: Thu Jul 3rd 10:45 AM
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      Payroll Numbers In Line, Dollar Lower on ECB Position
      I am having a bit of difficulty understanding Euro's weakness following the ECB's rate hike. I would expect that such move will strengthen the currency.
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    • ON: Thu Jul 3rd 10:45 AM
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      Payroll Numbers In Line, Dollar Lower on ECB Position
      I am having a bit of difficulty understanding Euro's weakness following the ECB's rate hike. I would expect that such move will strengthen the currency.
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    • ON: Thu Jul 3rd 10:44 AM
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      Payroll Numbers In Line, Dollar Lower on ECB Position
      I am having a bit of difficulty understanding Euro's weakness following the ECB's rate hike. I would expect that such move will strengthen the currency.
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    • ON: Thu Jul 3rd 10:19 AM
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      What Will Be Today's Rate Action?
      Can anyone explain why after Trichet's rate raising the Dollar strengthened? (and Euro weakened)
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    • ON: Wed Jul 2nd 10:29 AM
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      Two Moves to Make as the Fed Inflates the Commodities Bubble
      I believe that the main difference between now and 1980 is that then we had a US-centric market versus presently a global market with many more participants, some of which have a cultural affinity to the yellow metal.
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