Gold Editorials & Commentary

We have been proposing the monetization of a silver coin in Mexico since 2001. According to our proposal a one-ounce coin of pure silver, with no engraved value, would be given a monetary value by the Mexican Central Bank.

Most people are mainly concerned with what is going on right now and are less concerned with what happened yesterday, last week or last year.

Max Keiser is witty, brilliant, entertaining and informative. I also believe that his latest call for $500 silver is wrong.

Overnight Tuesday, selling pressure slammed futures on the ominous news of North Korea shelling a South Korean island. What ought to have been a relatively-quiet market day heading into Thanksgiving was suddenly filled with anxiety.

The backdrop has turned dire on several front simultaneously. The great millstone around the USEconomy's neck continues to drag it down. CoreLogic reported 2.1 million units have created a swamp in Shadow inventory of the housing market.

The past few months it seems the gold and silver play has been getting a little crowed with everyone wanting to own gold.

GLD - sell signal this week.

Following gold's sharp retreat over the past week or so, traders are wondering how low it will go. Is this metal in a pullback or a correction? The former is a minor and healthy mid-upleg event, a great buying opportunity.

The Sorcerer's Apprentice is a poem about an old sorcerer who leaves his apprentice in his workshop to carry out the chores. The following excerpt from Wikipedia summarizes the story:

I gave this article the same title of a favourite Fleetwood Mac song of mine.

Over the past few months it seems as though everything has been tied to the dollar. Simple inter-market analysis makes it obvious that almost everything in the financial market eventually has an affect on stocks and commodities in some way.

There is no need to talk about the recent G20 meetings as absolutely nothing was accomplished whatsoever. Glad to see our taxpayer dollars working out so hard. Why don't they just teleconference and call it austerity?

GLD - on buy signal.

The Biggest Silver Consumers in the world, China and India, will be largely unaffected, and will see this as a buying opportunity, as will Smart Investors Worldwide. Long Term Silver Investors can smell blood in the water, and they want to eat the Big Bullion Banks...

The further this bull market in precious metals rages the more bull, you know what, you hear.

It has been a roller coaster week thus far as stocks and precious metals plunged on heavy selling volume on the back of a rising dollar, only to make a strong rebound Wednesday.

"I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.

The financial markets continue to climb the wall of worry on the back of more Fed Quantitative Easing.

The Fed crossed the Rubicon last week with its announcement of another massive tranche of QE (Quantitative Easing or in common parlance money printing), known as QE2.

We are officially in an inflation trade melt-up.

GLD - buy signal this week.

The highly-anticipated 2010 mid-term elections are finally over, a huge relief if you hate politics and government meddling in our lives as much as I do.

With the election over and congress divided, it may be difficult for the president to get much done.

A love affair with silver is so natural. The fundamentals are astoundingly positive and bullish in price prospects. My basic argument has been repeated many times. Industry has countless uses for silver, significant demand.

This week we have a major wild card (Election) happening on Tuesday. Most of you know I don't get involved with political discussion for several reasons... one of them being that I am Canadian "an outsider" looking in.

The word "millionaire" first made its American print debut in an obituary for Pierre Lorillard II in 1843 when he died leaving behind a fortune of over $1,000,000.

Gold and silver at last staged the expected correction necessary to unwind the extremely overbought condition that had persisted for weeks.

Since I've started my weekly market report in October 2008, I've written over 400,000 words, constructing thousands of charts and over 100 different reports in the process: time for a bit of a rest.