Jim Rogers, author of the book, Hot Commodities, came out today with a statement that gold is “due for a correction” and that he is long the U.S. dollar. This comment comes on the heels of what he said in September; “Gold price correction will last for several months.” Gold and Silver Correction I thought it might be appropriate to quote from …
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29
2010
I’m Calling a Top On Gold and Silver Trades
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: banking crisis, buy gold, Buy Gold and Silver Safely, buy silver, calling a top on gold, Deflation, deflationary credit contraction, dollar index, Doug Eberhardt, Elliott Wave Theory, Gary North, Gold, gold overpriced, HUI, HUI double top, Jim Rogers, lew rockwell, NBER, Peter Schiff, silver, TBT, Top on gold, top on silver
I Write This Article for Three Reasons
One, is to explain my current thoughts on the gold market, and two, to recommend taking some profit in the paper stocks and ETFs invested in gold and silver mining shares. And lastly, to wait for the pullback and buy physical gold and silver, setting yourself up for the third and final stage-what I call “the investment of a lifetime.”
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3
2009
Nov
16
2009
The Problem With Elliott Wave Theory Proved Right Again, 8 Days Later
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: Elliott Wave Theory, Gold, Gold Investing, Jim Rogers, marc faber
Marc Faber called for gold to go to $800 last week. Jim Rogers is recommending physical gold now over mining stocks.
It’s not easy to time the gold market because of these external influences. Holders of physical gold care not that gold falls to $800 an ounce on its way to $2,000 and higher.
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6
2009
Gold and the Carry Trade: Rogers vs. Roubini, Who’s Right?
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: carry trade, Gold, Gold Investing, Jim Rogers, Nouriel Roubini, U.S. Dollar
So why does Roubini hate gold? Because he’s a Keynesian Government loving professor at NYU and former advisor to the U.S. Treausry Department. Show me a professor at a University that likes gold, outside of the Austrians, and I’ll listen to what they have to say. Otherwise, remember where the professors bread is buttered.
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