by Mac Slavo | Nov 4, 2009 | Forecasting, Jim Rogers, Precious Metals
Well known economist and NYU professor Nouriel Roubini and legendary investor Jim Rogers had words, albeit through intermediaries in the media, regarding gold and the economy. It seems that Jim Rogers started the most recent round in the feud, as described in the...
by Howard Katz | Nov 2, 2009 | Howard Katz, Precious Metals
Things are looking good for the gold bugs these days. September and early October saw the (long awaited) break above $1,000. This past week saw the technical pull back to the breakout point, and Thursday was the turnaround day. Friday saw some very bullish candlestick...
by Mac Slavo | Oct 30, 2009 | Forecasting, Marc Faber, Precious Metals
Well known economic analyst Marc Faber still likes gold, especially when compared to equity prices. In his October 2009 Gloom Boom & Doom report, Faber discusses his long-term outlook for the shiny yellow metal: “Some pundits will argue that precious metals...
by Mac Slavo | Oct 29, 2009 | Jim Rogers, Precious Metals
Jim Rogers on TheStreet.com Ocotber 25, 2009 discussing gold, gold stocks, commodities and his forecast for the future. Below this interview is another video, dated October 23, 2009, with Mr. Rogers discussing commodities and China on CCTV. Jim Rogers TheStreet.com...
by Mac Slavo | Oct 26, 2009 | Commodities, Forecasting, Gerald Celente, Harry Dent, Headline News, Karl Denninger, Marc Faber, Precious Metals
The dollar has been decimated over the last six months as investors have piled into global stock markets. In hindsight, the risk seems to have been worth it, with stock markets in the US, China and Europe exceeding gains of 50% since the March 2009 lows. There has...
by Howard Katz | Oct 26, 2009 | Howard Katz, Precious Metals
Gold is now safely above the $1,000 mark, and there are two aspects to this, one good, one bad. The good aspect is that $1,000 is now a floor (whereas from March 2008 to Sept. 2009 it acted as a ceiling). The bad aspect is that we are now vulnerable t to a pull back...
