Eric Sprott Predicts New Gold and Silver Highs by End of 2013 to Early 2014
June 18, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Greg Hunter] – Money manager Eric Sprott isn’t worried about the heat he’s taken in the past few years over the declining price of precious metals. Sprott contends, “You get a lot of criticism because people think you’ve lost your marbles . . . our views will be proven to be correct. We intensely analyze [...]
Rick Rule’s Reasons to Buy Gold and Select Gold Stocks
June 5, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Casey Research] – Jeff Clark: First, Rick, what’s your basic explanation as to why gold crashed a few weeks ago? Rick Rule: I think there are two parts to the answer, maybe three. First, the gold market was technically weak. The second thing is that there were a lot of institutional players long gold on [...]
The Love Trade for Gold is Still On!
May 29, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Frank Holmes] – Investors should have gained confidence from Ben Bernanke’s recent testimony to Congress that the Federal Reserve intends on being accommodative as long as needed. He had a laundry list of job market conditions that needed improving and reiterated that inflation remains low. It’s his belief that “a premature tightening of monetary policy [...]
How to Be an (Educated) Optimist: Enduring Value of Gold and Silver
May 28, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Gold Report] – Ivan Lo Do you follow your own advice? Ivan Lo, editor and founder of Equedia.com and The Equedia Weekly Letter, does. Lo doesn’t just follow companies in the gold and silver space, he actually paused this interview with The Gold Report to receive a shipment of silver bars. Following the notion [...]
6 Reasons why Gold Stocks will Begin a Big Rally
May 23, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Daily Gold] 1. Huge rallies begin from these conditions Below is the NYSE Gold Miners Index which is tracked by the GDX ETF. Look at the RSI. Not only did it reach a multi-decade low but it has remained oversold far longer than during the comparable periods. In the four previous periods, the [...]
Three Reasons to Buy Gold Equities Today
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Frank Holms] – A strong stomach and a tremendous amount of patience are required for gold stock investors these days, as miners have been exhibiting their typical volatility pattern. That’s why I often say to anticipate before you participate, because gold stocks are historically twice as volatile as U.S. stocks. As of March 31, 2013, [...]
The Enduring Glow of Gold
May 8, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Andy Xie] – A ripple of skepticism recently hit prices of the yellow metal, but gold remains the ultimate hedge on inflation The global economy has already entered into stagflation with a growth rate of 2 percent and inflation at 3 percent. The inflation rate is likely to rise above 4 percent in 18 months [...]
Gold Futures Gain Amid Signs of Physical Demand in India, China
May 8, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Bloomberg] – Gold rose for the second time in three days amid signs of increasing purchases in India and China, the world’s largest consumers of the metal. Imports by China from Hong Kong more than doubled to an all-time high in March, Hong Kong government data showed yesterday. India’s purchases are set to exceed 100 [...]
Buy Gold Stocks – When???
May 7, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Casey Research] – The fundamental picture for gold is as solid as it’s ever been since this bull market started, so we’re all eager to see the price begin its next leg up. But is the bottom in? One way to address that question is to compare the recent selloff to other large corrections… In [...]
China Goes Gold Crazy. Why Now?
April 29, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Forbes] – Spurred by a sudden drop in prices, Asians in the last two weeks have gone on a gold-buying binge. The Indians, the world’s largest net importers of the yellow metal, have been snapping it up of course, and so have the Japanese, now concerned about a falling yen and rising inflation. Hong Kong [...]
