Frank Veneroso recently put together for GATA a review of the current situation in leased gold and the current supply/demand picture for gold as he sees it: www.gata.org/veneroso_p
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May 29, 2001
May 28, 2001
In ages past, the money markets of the world used to obey well-known classical rules. Whenever a country suffered substantial current-account deficits, for instance, its currency faced devaluation pressures.
GOLD-EAGLE.com is read by millions. It is our forum for gold, silver, and stock trends, theories, graphs, estimates, plus assorted opinions and predictions. Wonderful web site, and thanks to its suppliers.
A cottage industry has developed comparing modern America with ancient Rome and its decline. While I share some of the adherents views, I'm much too good of a historian to believe the past repeats itself exactly.
May 25, 2001
Last week gold broke through two technical resistance prices, and today fell back, as might be expected, after piercing the $292 an ounce resistance point. Last week gold rose $19.60 an ounce to close at $287.40 an ounce.
Alan Greenspan nervously awaited the results of the day's work. And what a day it had been! His furrowed brow and haggard expression were manifest tokens of the exasperation he felt. The day was Monday, October, 19, 1987.
Internal erosion became evident on Tuesday . .
May 23, 2001
As we predicted in last month's commentary headlined "May the Magic Month for Gold," the gold market has launched the bull market we have waited for right on schedule.
May 22, 2001
On Friday, I informed you that it was the BULLION DEALERS and TRADE that ran up the gold price after it broke above $275.
The price of gold exploded upward by $18.25 per ounce last week to close at $286.15 in New York. Why this dramatic rise?
May 21, 2001
As we examine 6000 years of monetary history, several very clear "Monetary Constants" seem to emerge.
May 18, 2001
Tuesday's assessment of the action as favorable . . .
May 17, 2001
Monday's hypnotic oscillations reinforced the nagging feeling that, Fed-wise, investors may no longer know what to hope for.
The global currency outlook as it now stands sends two powerful messages to investors, bankers and politicians the world over: a.) the U.S.
Is this what a post-bubble economy is supposed to feel like? Folks are still borrowing and spending, with consumer credit up an annualized 4.7% in March, revolving credit up an incredible 11.7%.
The readers of this website are certainly more perspicacious than the average surfer.
May 15, 2001
Gold price manipulated?
Conspirator theory rattles the market.
May 14, 2001
The stock market has looked positively serene recently -- but so, too, at times did Hollywood's patron saint of schizophrenia, Norman Bates.
NEWS-GURU Doug Gillespie Suggests Rate Cut Won't do Much for Stocks.
In my introduction to secular market trends I mentioned in passing that beginnings of secular bull markets (troughs in the stock cycle) were closely related in ti
In my introduction to secular market trends I mentioned in passing that beginnings of secular bull markets (troughs in the stock cycle) were closely related in ti
May 11, 2001
Gold stocks showed their first signs of life Wednesday, already providing preliminary confirmation of our earlier forecast for May to be the "magic month" in the gold sector.
Gold stocks showed their first signs of life Wednesday, already providing preliminary confirmation of our earlier forecast for May to be the "magic month" in the gold sector.
Dried-up trading volume . .
Of course we all remember Dragnet, with Joe Friday telling everyone that he just wanted the facts.
May 10, 2001
It is my hypothesis that the price of gold has been manipulated since August 5, 1993.
May 8, 2001
The action in the stock market yesterday was very interesting. Before the market opened, unemployment numbers caught Wall Street off guard because they were much higher than expected.
May 7, 2001
In our study of chart patterns, we have discovered a variation of a classical chart formation that contains tremendous significance from both a time cycle point of view as well as a supply/demand perspective.
Portland is the last bastion of semi civil America urban life.
May 4, 2001
'Fading the masses' . .
