Gold Editorials & Commentary

Global Financial Turbulence Intensifies

In a previous article entitled "Is Gold Still a Store of Value" I concluded with the statement "I am willing to bet that the money supply will be increased to whatever level it needs to b

The best description for the hypothesis of this essay is a paragraph borrowed from the internationally acclaimed Australian newsletter, THE PRIVATEER:

FOMC Stands Pat; Teamster Victory; Credit Demand Surging

Is the 1985 gold chart trying to tell us something?

Domestic Economic News Remains Favorable; UPS Strike Continues

The movie was childish, zany, gross and moronically hilarious. OK, I admit it - I loved it.

"He who knows nothing, doubts nothing"

The following rhetoric is quoted from "The Bullish Case for An Imminent Gold Rally" -- as taken from the WWW.

LINEAR THINKING AND CYCLES

When most people think of amassing a horde of bullion gold or silver, they only think of nicely polished coin sized pieces issued by one of the many governments in the bullion business.

The world monetary system moves closer toward Total Collapse -- an all encompassing collapse that will destroy debts, businesses, financial institutions, and most important of all, it will bring down governments.

"Strange things are done 'neath the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold..."

Maybe. Here's why:

The Australian government appears to have been caught off balance by the fall in the gold price following the announcement on July 3rd that the country's central bank has sold 167 tonnes of gold, two-thirds of the official holdings.

DISCLAIMER: You should be warned upfront the following hypothesis may only be the theory of the writer... and perhaps a select few. Although there is ample foundation for the idea, some critics will undoubtedly claim it to be a Financial Fairy-tale...

The following analysis are not the original thoughts of this writer - credit must go to Randall W. Forsyth, who in early 1996 first discovered the uncanny relationship between foreign Central Banks increased holdings of U.S.

Evidence of Slower Growth, FOMC Stands Pat

(July - 1997)

Mixed Economic Signals

Astrologers, perhaps even more so than other kinds of analysts, believe in cycles. Some of these cycles, like those of the Moon and the fast moving inner planets, relate to daily, weekly, and monthly turns of events.

It has recently been postulated by some media commentators that the Japanese government would be loathe to selling U.S. Treasuries, because "such a course probably would be regarded as a financial Pearl Harbor by U.S.

India is the world's largest consumer of gold, but does not produce any gold of its own. The ever increasing demand for the precious yellow metal, subject to high import duty, is fueling a multi-million dollar gold smuggling racket.