Precious Metals continued

The writer has been predicting a retreat in gold's price. It took place on Tuesday, September 27. How much further down can we expect?... keep reading

One statistic now indicates that the upward move will continue. I predict that there will be a crucial announcement soon. Watch for it. Then watch gold's response for three days. If it rises, we are into a full-scale bull market.... keep reading

Musings from a long-time silver bull.... keep reading

A big week: gold up, Dow up, dollar up. How can they all go up at once? Because of an assumption about the Federal Reserve -- one that is most likely incorrect.... keep reading

On September 15, gold finally broke through $450. Why? Is there an underlying factor? I think there is. It is not be what most gold bugs think it is. They are in for a surprise.... keep reading

The sparse attendance indicates that the mania has not yet begun to get rolling. Will it? Most speakers said yes, but one cautionary warning was offered. A wise investor listens to counter-opinions.... keep reading

Gold did not break above $450, but it came mighty close. Is the dollar still in its uptrend? Or has it peaked? As for silver, next week should tell the story.... keep reading

Thursday: gold is pushing near its high for 2005. The Dow in gold dollars fell.... keep reading

Historically, as the money supply has risen, prices in general have risen. This includes gold's price. Is the Federal Reserve System likely to pursue monetary inflation? Professor Rozeff offers his opinion on the FED and gold.... keep reading

The author, an economist with the Mises Institute, assesses the likelihood of a rise in the price of gold to $1,200/oz. Is this price possible? Is this price likely? When, if ever?... keep reading

The problem in making this judgment has to do with bubbles. We are seeing high housing prices and high oil prices. Are these bubbles? Gold was a bubble in January 1, 1980. So was silver. Do you want to buy, based on bubble ratios? Presumably not.... keep reading