Entries for July, 2010

Nielson: The End Game is Either Hyperinflation or Debt Implosion – Got Gold?

“The collapse of the U.S. economy is a certainty – only the manner in which it will happen has yet to be determined. It is just a matter of time before the global derivatives bubble will produce the same result that has occurred to every other currency not backed by gold throughout history – those [...]

Has Gold Correction Made a Final Bottom?

In the last two essays we have emphasized the influence that the dollar and main stock indices might have on the precious metals and we have summarized our last essay by stating that we are likely to see a short-term bounce to the upside (…) perhaps very soon. Since this is what happened we would [...]

Newswatch: Stocks cheer a benign July; gold, dollar suffer

A modicum of confidence returned to markets in July, as U.S. and European stocks erased losses inked in the frenzy of prior months and investors took heart that slow growth is better than none at all, dumping gold and the U.S. dollar in light of this more sanguine view. Originally from MarketWatch

A Cyclical Case for Gold Stocks Investing

"We’re not going into a double dip. We’re going into a depression. I’m convinced of that," claims renowned Market Forecaster Ian Gordon. Using his sharpest tools, Gordon has determined that the biggest market crash in our lifetime is coming sooner than most expect. But he is using a three-pronged strategy to limit the damage and [...]

Outside the Box: China’s challenge is our challenge

Americans won’t be spectators in China’s coming changes — we will be deeply involved, whether we like it or not, writes Howard Gold. Originally from MarketWatch

Metals Stocks: Gold climbs for the day, but loses 5% on month

Gold has its worse month since December. In contrast, copper gains 12% in July, the base metal’s best since April 2009. Originally from MarketWatch

Stocks cheer a benign July; gold, dollar suffer

A modicum of confidence returned to markets in July, as U.S. and European stocks erased losses inked in the frenzy of prior months and investors took heart that slow growth is better than none at all, dumping gold and the U.S. dollar in light of this more sanguine view. Originally from MarketWatch

European Banks Lent Their Customer’s Gold to the BIS

Although it does not appear until almost the end of this article in the Financial Times, BIS Gold Swaps Mystery Unravelled, the source of the gold provided in the dollar swaps with BIS is coming from customers of about 10 European banks who are holding their gold at the banks in ‘unallocated accounts.’ Originally from [...]

Gold Trading Strategy Says Stand Aside This August

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud writes: Earlier this month in DailyWealth, I introduced you to my Simple Gold Strategy that turned $10,000 into $2 million. When this indicator says, "Buy," gold compounds at 35% per year. When it says, "Stand aside," gold decreases in value. Originally from The Market Oracle

Spot Gold Prices Climb

Spot gold prices have been popping after a weak U.S. GDP report. Originally from TheStreet

Gold Prices Keep Up Friday Momentum

Gold prices have been popping Friday afternoon on lower GDP growth numbers. Originally from TheStreet

Stocks cheer a benign July; gold, dollar suffer

A modicum of confidence returned to markets in July, as U.S. and European stocks erased losses inked in the frenzy of prior months and investors took heart that slow growth is better than none at all, dumping gold and the U.S. dollar in light of this more sanguine view. Originally from MarketWatch