by David Levenstein www.lakeshoretrading.co.za Gold, a Hedge Against the Financial Predators of Our Society. As far as I am concerned, corrupt governments that engage in reckless spending, banks and financial institutions that defraud, lie and deceive their own customers are all financial predators. Governments and politicians are meant to serve the people and not themselves [...]
Paul Carter Clearly a reckless federal government is good for gold – or more accurately, our collective can kickers in Washington, DC, are very bad for the dollar. Take a look at the very telling graph below. Contrary to the disinformation campaign of Wall Street, and their Federal Reserve sponsored economists, gold is not a bubble. Central banks [...]
From Richard Russell in Dow Theory Letters: This nation is so riddled with lies and corruption, sometimes I wonder how the U.S. has survived the many centuries since the Founding Fathers gave us our great Constitution. No wonder Fed Chief Bernanke fought so hard to keep the Fed’s lending a secret. I just read in [...]
by Warren Bevan Fundamental Review China has reportedly imported up to 200 tonnes in the last three months which would be roughly 8% of yearly worldwide Gold production. The heavy importing was said to have been in advance of Chinese New Year, which began February 3rd. Usually red envelopes are stuffed with cash and exchanged [...]
The establishment argument against gold comes down to the statement that it is a collectible that earns no yield. Art, rare coins, stamps and gold and silver bullion do not earn a yield. Stocks, bonds and real estate earn yields, so the prudent investor should focus on these assets rather than gold or precious metals. [...]
By Howard Katz – 10/11/2010 The precious metals markets moved into high gear last week with silver up 4.5% and new highs in gold and the HUI. Meanwhile the Wall Street Journal explained: “Driving the recent spate of [currency] flows has been anticipation that the Federal Reserve will restart its efforts to stimulate growth through [...]
by Matt Badiali While most investors are fretting about unemployment and weak housing reports, a bonanza is happening in one tiny area of the market… It’s an area that doesn’t worry about housing reports… and it hasn’t been hampered at all by the 6 percent decline in stocks since April. It’s an area that maybe [...]
$2,500 Gold Could Easily Result in $178.50 Silver – Here’s Why! By Lorimer Wilson Sep 20 2010 11:49AM www.FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com More than 95 respected economists, academics, analysts and market commentators are of the firm opinion that gold will go to $2,500 and beyond before the parabolic peak is reached. In fact, the majority (55) think a [...]
By Brian Hunt Saturday, May 8, 2010 On February 18, 2009 the Financial Times published one of the most important articles nobody read. The article’s headline was Gold primed to become “mania asset.” The gist of the article was something I’ve been telling people for a long time: Gold – more so than any asset [...]
by Tyler Durden The Andrew Maguire LBMA whistleblower story just refuses to go away, and it is about time someone from the mainstream media (yes, we know you read us constantly) finally picked up on this massive expose about the decades of fraud and manipulation in the commodities market, with a focus on gold and [...]
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