What can we learn about where the price of silver may go in the future? Casey Research has a very interesting graph showing the size of silver price corrections over the past decade. Read on to learn what this might mean for the future and how to use these corrections to your advantage… -Jeff Clark, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report We released...
Stephen Leeb: The Real Threat to Europe, the US (and NZ)
This week in our musings, we have some thoughts of our own – and thoughts of others that we have found interesting…. The opening headline in this week’s NZ Sunday Star*Times Business section reads “Gold Production heads to $1b”. It seems that gold is starting to attract mainstream attention, even in New Zealand. Over the page, in Rod Oram’s piece, we...
Gold: The Safest Bet, Unlimited Demand, Vending Machines, and Price Projections
This week in our musings, we have some thoughts of our own – and thoughts of others that we have found interesting…. Looking around the economic landscape, it’s hard not to have a sense of foreboding. Despite the optimistic propaganda from our governments and financial centres, it is clear that things are not good out there on the ground. I have had talks...
When will gold mining stocks really rise?
Last week Gold was up while the Dow and every other stock market in the world plummeted. Interestingly gold mining shares also were if not up, at least holding pretty steady. A marked difference from previous times the broad markets have fallen, where the gold miners followed, or in the case of 2008 where the gold mining shares were hammered even worse. ...
John Williams: A Hyper-Inflationary Great depression is coming
In this Weekly Wanderings, we report on an interesting experience, consider the outlook of John Williams of ShadowStats, and present a picture of the commercial real estate debacle in the US.….. Experience of the week… In the office one day this week I was sitting across from a colleague of mine from Pakistan. Suddenly, out of the blue, with no prompting...




