Gold Editorials & Commentary

While the multitudes debate over whether an economic recovery is coming to the United States, signals sound loudly in harsh tones. While they point to the recent rise in the USDollar, signals sound loudly in harsh tones.

I hope everyone had a great weekend and Easter Holiday!

This is quick update as its Easter Sunday and it's a time to relax with the family.

Below are two charts and my thoughts on what I am looking for in the coming days and weeks.

It looks like we have just stepped off the train before it starts to leave the station - in other words it looks like last week's update was DEAD WRONG.

Just in time for the eater bunny, gold, silver platinum and palladium all hoped up out of their bullish technical formations.

Many public readers have asked what my current prognosis is for the gold market. I have published a special report for our subscribers in November which continues to be on track and valid for the current market. Here it is in its original content:

Gold and the stock market continue to trade within a tight range this week. While the long term trend for both stocks and metals are up, and the charts look bullish I am not buying at this level because the market is over bought.

TROJAN HORSE PHILANTHROPY

The event that many would like advance warning on is economic collapse. It is an event that most informed economists say is inevitable due to U.S. deficits that are too large to be paid back. Yet, those of us that must work and pay our bills cannot stop what we are...

Stocks

I'm going to start off with a few breadth charts.

In the current phase of relative peace and stability we now enjoy, many are questioning when the next major war may occur and speculation is rampant as to major participants involved.

I wish I could talk about the recent CFTC hearings in regards to position limits on metals in a more favourable light, but it seems all the build-up was for naught.

Among all commodities stocks, no group is as alluring and dangerous as junior gold stocks. The vast majority of these small companies are explorers, having never made a single dollar in sales. Yet investors and speculators still flock to them.

I think many of you will find this article interesting as I show several different indicators which point to an imminent correction for stocks and precious metals.

Mr. Bevan, could you explain what a person is to do with gold and silver coins in the future, when the dollar becomes worthless, outside of taking them to a coin dealer? Kinda hard to trade eagles for milk, especially gold eagles!

The USEconomy is bifurcated, with price inflation advancing on the cost side while price deflation harms on the asset side, to produce a nasty storm that is unlikely to abate.

"There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion.

Am I being paranoid? Was the spike in the Dow Jones Industrial Index - which took it to a new high thereby resulting in a Dow Theory buy signal - contrived?

Have a look at the chart below (courtesy yahoo.com)

Last week was nothing special as stock market continued to drift higher on light volume and the Volatility Index (VIX) reaching a new multi year low.

Last week was nothing special as stock market continued to drift higher on light volume and the Volatility Index (VIX) reaching a new multi year low.

The dollar succeeded in confounding many experts late last week with a sudden strong rally.

WHAT PROPS UP THE DOLLAR

Gold has much further to run in the years to come and silver even more-so. There is no other possible outcome as world fiat currencies continue to be devalued. It is that simple. Read on to find out why 700% is the minimum move higher.

GLD - back on buy signal, but for how long?

Gold stocks continue to face a stiff psychological headwind. As measured by their flagship HUI index, they were ripped to shreds in late 2008's brutal stock panic. In only 13 trading days, the HUI plummeted 49%!

Earlier this week I noticed a pattern in the market throughout an entire trading session that has inspired me to write a short piece on sector rotation.

"We are spending more money than we have ever spent before, and it does not work. After eight years, we have just as much unemployment as when we started and an enormous debt to boot."

Last weeks price action unfolded just as we expected. Money poured into stocks with the focus being on small cap, banks and technology stocks.

We are finally starting to see some retaliation against those “too big to fail” institutions who are basically criminals who have robbed the middle class of their wealth and livelihood over time.  Let’s hope it keeps up!