Wild Bills Weekly Wanderings 30 June 2010 This week, during our wanderings, we have pondered remarks made by the following commentators. • Mary Holm • Bob Prechter • Stephen Leeb • Texans think big • Eric King on the Bank for International Settlements • Mary Holm – Gold as Investment? In the NZ Herald on Saturday last, Mary Holm was asked...

Darryl Schoon discusses how the explosive credit growth from 1982 to 2008 resulted in a “crack up boom” and then the flight into real values - i.e. gold -  began in 2001.  He warns of the eventual complete breakdown of the monetary system, however he also warns of the likely existence of fractional gold and silver accounts… FRACTIONAL...

Silver: A Tightly Coiled Spring Here’s the first video in our new ”Gold and Silver Videos”  category. In this video Gold Survival Guides resident intellectual “Wild Bill” (who also writes our “Weekly Wanderings” column every week) talks about: Silver’s characteristics – its similarities but also its...

Jun 22, 2010

Gold has just made another all time high priced in US dollars reaching an intra-day price of $1261.90.  In Euros and sterling and many other currencies it also has hit new highs recently. Here in New Zealand, while it has rallied sharply since the start of May, the previous February 2009 high of $1980 has yet to be breached as can be seen further down the page...

Wild Bills Weekly Wanderings 22 June 2010 This week, in our wanderings, we have come across the following items. • Gerald Celente looks ahead. • Ambrose embraces gold’s currency role. • The Compelling Case for Silver?   Will We See Another May 6th Flash Crash for Stocks? Watch Gerald Celente’s comments on the day that the Dow Jones plunged almost...