As we see gold and silver prices plunge lower (again) today; it becomes an especially good idea to step back, and look at the Big Picture of these markets. Why? Because nothing happened today.
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I first warned my clients about this in mid-May writing,
Sometimes words speak louder than actions. That has certainly been the case lately with the Fed hinting that it may taper off asset purchases by the end of this year.
Indubitably the future price of gold will rise in all currencies, but the increased Yen value will leave other currency gold prices in the dust.
Here's why!
It seems that every year a new word or term or acronym becomes a prominent part of the financial world's lexicon.
It is nearing two years since I first published an article describing a theory titled “Contracting Fibonacci Spiral”. For further information, simply Google “Contracting Fibonacci Spiral” and a plethora of articles should be listed to...
The Fed has recently expressed a desire to begin winding down its Quantitative Easing program in the next few months. This would be the first step towards the eventual raising of interest rates. Mr.
In Part I ( https://www.gold-eagle.com/article/theory-interest-and-prices-paper-currency-part-1-linearity )
A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history. - Mohatma Gandhi
There is no doubt about it. Precious Metal mining companies are going through a time of testing. The financing markets are challenging.
“Absolutely nothing” has been fixed in the past 5 years in the United States and many believed that “change” was possible. Didn’t someone say America is going to have a new, friendlier more approachable I.R.S.? Didn’t someone say
In wading through the mainstream drivel written on the gold and silver markets; it becomes increasingly difficult to reply to such material without the word “desperation” creeping in again and again.
We’re almost half way through 2013, so how is the stock market doing? It could be better, and it could be worse. Here’s the chart for the NYSE’s 52Wk High-Low Ratio. I see that last Wednesday the ratio fell to -11.29%. Since th
The most important service rendered by the press and the magazines is that of educating people to approach printed matter with distrust! - Samuel Butler (1612 – 1680)
We’re almost half way through 2013, so how is the stock market doing? It could be better, and it could be worse. Here’s the chart for the NYSE’s 52Wk High-Low Ratio. I see that last Wednesday the ratio fell to -11.29%. Since th
What a ride the precious metals have been on recently. Gold and silver prices have fallen off a cliff, while gold stocks were thrown on the rocks and left for dead. GLD has seen record outflows.
Charts are not predictive in nature, rather they are instructive on how to best prepare and get an edge when deciding to enter into a position, [or exit one].
It turns out that Mr. T has been showing us a way to survive The End Of The Monetary System As We Know It (TEOTMSAWKI) all along.
It’s easy to forget, especially in the excitement of the recent new market highs, that not only a cyclical bear market, but also a secular bear market began when the market topped out in 2000.
The process of “Fracking” in the production of oil is increasing global oil reserves by around 11%. More importantly, it has been a success in the U.S. but is yet to be used in Europe and Russia to the same extent.
Last week we introduced the theoretical ‘taper to carry’ scenario whereby the Federal Reserve would indeed ‘have the balls’ to begin the end of traditional QE and transition the inflation via a new set of mechanics.
In Parts I and II ( https://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_12/nielson061013.html ) of this series, readers were presented with a bleak reality.
Why 2013 could be the best year to buy gold since 2008
Well, that’s two straight Tuesdays that U.S. stocks have fallen.