This week: Venezuela wants it’s gold home Ben Davies: gold to reach $2100 in a matter of weeks Has gold decoupled from stocks? Silver surprisingly strong In “celebration” of the 40 year anniversary of Nixon “closing the gold window” there has been a fair bit of news in the past week. Biggest perhaps was that […]
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Well it has been a few days of action the world over. Massive market declines with conversely massive rises in gold. Riots in England. The ECB announces a bond buying program for Italian and Spanish debt. S&P downgrades US treasuries. Silver suffered an initial big drop held up pretty well but is now falling again. […]
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Gold rises strongly We have said many times before that the precious metals markets are notoriously difficult to time. This morning is pretty good confirmation of that. Gold is doing the complete opposite of what many predicted post a debt ceiling agreement (we won’t even get into that as I’m sure you know how […]
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The song remains the same this week. Gold and silver up but the kiwi dollar up too, so we remain in this sideways trading range that we have been in for sometime. The markets too seem trapped in a range – all eyes and ears transfixed, awaiting word from the US on their “debt ceiling”. […]
Gold is down sharply this morning not that surprisingly having just touched over $1600 US an ounce. Round numbers can often mean there is some resistance to break above them decisively. (That said the last few round numbers $1300, $1400 and $1500 fell quite easily.) NZ $1950 has been the ceiling for Gold since 2009 […]
So far things seem to be going much as expected as we approach the end of June and the end of money printing V2.0. There is a great deal of uncertainty with many markets approaching key areas of support. Major stock markets have been trending down but are holding around recent lows, with the dow […]
We have to say this is a none too uplifting read, but we’ve followed Chris Martenson for a while now and have the utmost respect for him. This article was only for his paid subscribers initially but has since been posted in the clear. So we thought it worth sharing even though it is quite a […]
Weekly Wanderings 25 November 2010 More problems in the Eurozone So Ireland is under the gun yet again. Interestingly, it appears that Ireland’s government was not exceptionally profligate during the boom times – they have just become a victim of the euro structure. It’s hard to see at this stage which of two alternatives will […]
Weekly Wanderings 10 November 2010 This week, the main points in the precious metals news have been the continued rises in the prices of the metals, the adoption of QE2 by the Fed, and the statement by the Head of the World Bank, Robert Zoellick, concerning gold’s role as part of the international monetary system. […]
Weekly Wanderings 4 November 2010 In this week’s wanderings we concentrate on the silver market, which has shown rapid rises of late. The Silver Rocket has Lift-Off During the last three months, the price of silver in New Zealand Dollars has jumped by one third – from around 24 NZD per oz to around 32 […]