by Mac Slavo | May 21, 2010 | Precious Metals
In the US, gold is often looked down upon as an investment asset class, with many analysts referring to it as a relic of a different time. Why would anyone need gold in a credit and debt based economy, the thinking goes. While our government tells us to invest in...
by Mac Slavo | May 16, 2010 | Precious Metals
After watching the foreign currency exchanges for the last couple of months one would think that whatever problems the dollar had in 2008 and 2009 are long gone. With the Euro predicted to collapse to near parity with the US dollar, and the British Pound slated to be...
by Mac Slavo | May 15, 2010 | Precious Metals
We’ve heard many a price projection from precious metals analysts, but none so optimistic as that of Jeff Nielson. Mr. Nielson argues that silver’s supply/demand fundamentals, coupled with novel innovations in the technology and health care sectors, will...
by Contributing Author | May 12, 2010 | Forecasting, Precious Metals
One of the most compelling arguments yet for why hyperinflation is a necessary end result of our current monetary policy and how gold will continue to perform well going forward regardless of an inflationary or deflationary economic effect. We highly recommend our...
by Howard Katz | May 3, 2010 | Howard Katz, Precious Metals
A discourse on the price of gold. The price is ready to explode. The signal came 4-30-10. To tell you news, I take my pen. Here we see the daily basis chart of gold for the past 6 months. This shows a head and shoulders bottom, one of the most widely known chart...
by Howard Katz | Apr 26, 2010 | Howard Katz, Precious Metals
Many a weekend since the beginning of the year has been occupied by a “crisis†in the euro. But this weekend’s “crisis†seems to be the mother of them all. As such, it will probably put an end to them, and the gold market will pull out of its funk and resume...
