Precious Metals continued

Gold bounced off its previous high. It must now penetrate its previous high.... keep reading

The dollar is headed even higher. For whatever reasons, investors like the greenback today. But price inflation lies ahead. The battle of the currencies is the battle of the drunks to show who is able to drink the other one under the table.... keep reading

The dollar is going to rise. It is right at the 90.4 line. It may go to 92 or higher. This will be bad (briefly) for both gold and silver.... keep reading

In the last couple of days I've received several letters from y'all intimating that I don't understand that powerful interests manipulate markets. I'm green, but I'm not green as a gourd. ... keep reading

The European Central Bank announced today that 3 member banks sold a bit over a million ounces last week (1.012 Moz). That's the most sold since the ECB sale booked last May. Odd, isn't it, that the Nice Government Men at the ECB usually time these announcements to coincide with weakness in the gold market?... keep reading

The stock market has not held its upward moves. This indicates weakness. Gold has stalled at $477. It appears stronger than stocks. The Dow in gold dollars moved lower.... keep reading

Santa Claus rally for stocks lies ahead. Dollar fails to penetrate 90.25. Will gold break $477?... keep reading

The new target for the dollar: 90.50. If it breaks this barrier, it will rise. Gold's move filled the gap, but no more.... keep reading

The dollar and gold both fell today. With gold down, there is a new target for the bottom.... keep reading

Will the dollar fall on Friday? This will be a key reversal if it does.... keep reading

In an amazing turnaround, Jim Cramer announces the demise of the dollar as a result of Bush's deficits. He does so in a glossy upscale magazine aimed at urban sophisticates.... keep reading

The Grand Old Man of Dow theory investing has become a gold bull. He thinks that gold has only just begun to move up. The man is the street is now becoming vaguely aware of gold's move.... keep reading

When all markets move in the same direction, the markets have moved into the realm of mystery. What is spooking investors?... keep reading

Inflation is a monetary phenomenon. A country can have inflation (rising money supply) and stable prices. Japan does. But there will always be a return to inflation. Debt is subsidized by an expanding money supply. Bet wrong on this, and you'll lose wealth.... keep reading

The gold/silver ratio is down, meaning that silver is doing really well. What this means for metals next week.... keep reading

October 6 was a bad day for conventional investors, good for us skeptics. Stocks are falling despite official good news.... keep reading