Is This The Bottom For Gold And Silver Prices?
While we are taking the brunt of the bad European news now, and gold and silver prices are taking a beating, the good news will be coming at some point between now and November as we gear up for the coming election. As long as the stock market continues to falter, Obama will indeed play the QE3 card. Since the general public doesn’t even know what QE3 is, it’s an easy card to play....
Read More2012 Predictions For Gold, Silver, Stock Market, Economy and Elections
Recap of 2010 and 2011 While some well known trend forecasters like Gerald Celente were predicting a crash in 2010, I was taking the opposite side saying that “I don’t see it happening as quickly as Celente does.” In September of 2010 I cautioned traders in gold and silver mining stocks to think about taking profit. The HUI at that time was trading around 525 and today, 15 months...
Read MoreNY Times Says The Precious Metals Bubble Looks Set To Be Pricked
Sooner or later one of the magazine’s, financial guru’s, CNBC correspondents and others who say gold is a bubble will claim victory. Not everything goes straight up. Thus far however, they have all been wrong. The NY Times is the latest to join the crowd calling gold a bubble. Every time someone does, I am right there to refute their logic which in every case is flawed in one fashion...
Read MoreCurrent Thoughts On Gold and Silver Prices and Kiplinger’s Seven Ways Not To Buy Gold
There was a recent article on buying gold that Free Money Finance brought my attention to recently. I suggest you take a look at it. It was from Kiplinger and called; “Seven Ways Not To Buy Gold.” I agree with all seven reasons. It’s as if the author from Kiplinger read my book, “Buy Gold and Silver Safely” as I mentioned all of these reasons and more in...
Read MoreGold Resumes Trend Higher As Dollar Breaks Down
Gold and silver have been declining in price of late after a stellar year in 2010 seeing gold rise in price over 30% and silver over 70%. These metals are due for a breather as we really didn't see the dollar break down in 2010. Today we saw a reversal of the decline with the dollar falling in price.
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