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 Friday Edition: May 18, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Weekly Wrap-Up: Gold and Silver End Mixed and Near Unchanged on the Week
By: Chris Mullen
Gold rose $23.67 to $1597.37 in early New York trade before it drifted back lower midday, but it still ended with a gain of 1.12%. Silver surged to as high as $28.913 and ended with a gain of 2.25%.
COT Gold, Silver and US Dollar Index Report - May 18, 2012
By: GoldSeek.com
COT Gold, Silver and US Dollar Index Report - May 18, 2012
“This Is the Bottom for Gold”- John Hathaway
By: Louis James and John Hathaway
Ladies and gentleman, thanks for tuning in. We're at the Casey Research Recovery Reality Check Summit. We're talking with John Hathaway, one of the more successful fund investors – institutional investors – in our precious metals field near and dear to my heart. John, can you give us a quick version of what you talked about here, for those who didn't make it to the conference?
GoldSeek.com Radio Nugget: Martin Shefsky, President of Northern Gold Mining Inc.
By: GoldSeek.com Radio
Northern Gold Mining is dedicated to gold exploration and discovery in the proven mining districts of Northern Ontario and to becoming an efficient, low-cost regional gold producer.
Gold-Stock Capitulation
By: Adam Hamilton
Gold stocks have been pummeled mercilessly this month, their price action looking almost apocalyptic. The psychological stress spawned by such extreme weakness is intense, breaking the wills of this sector’s few remaining bulls. This week their selling cascaded into a full-blown capitulation, a mass surrender by weary investors. While exceedingly miserable, these events flag major long-term bottoms.
Bottom in, but is it September 2008 or October 2008?
By: Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT
In this piece we are going to look at the equities because they lead the metals at key turning points. This was the case in 2007-2008, the end of 2008 and most recently, in 2011. Predictably, the mining equities will lead the next rebound.
An Argument for a Contrarian Investment
By: Richard (Rick) Mills
Junior resource companies - the same ones who today are so oversold and undervalued - are the present owners of the world’s future commodities supply and, most important for investors seeking outsized returns, they act like leveraged exposure (with price gains many times that of the underlying commodity) to the specific commodity(s) investors want exposure to.
Is Major Decline in the Precious Metals Stocks Underway?
By: Przemyslaw Radomski
All eyes are on Greece which is heading toward national elections six weeks after the last vote. Many feel that a Greek euro exit would be a chance to cauterize a festering wound and move on. There are also those that feel that Greece could be the first of several dominoes to fall, much larger economies such as Spain, Italy, for example.
Gold Remains in a Long Term Uptrend! And; A JP Morgan Debacle in the Making?
By: David Chapman
Since the uptrend got under way in 2001 there have been three phases. The first phase lasted until 2005 and is depicted by the gentle rising trendline that is at bottom. The second phase then formed and lasted until the financial crash of 2008. The trendline here is steeper than the one created by joining the bottoms up until 2005. The third phase is steeper still and is currently being tested in both currencies. Gold in US$ is also currently testing the 18-month moving average, which is an important level of MA support for long-term charts. Gold in Euros remains just above its 18-month MA.
Why Gold & Silver & the Mining Shares will be Impelled Even Higher, and Soon
By: Deepcaster
Old news it is to most readers, that a Cartel (Note 1) of Mega-Bankers and Allies has for years, and is, engaged in Ongoing Price Suppression of Gold and Silver and their Miners’ shares. Increasingly wide acknowledgement of Gold and Silver as the Ultimate Stores and Measures of Value (i.e. Real Money) would further devalue their Paper Treasury Securities and Fiat Currencies, and diminish their immense power. Thus their ongoing Price Suppression intensifies.
Whales in the gold market
By: Will Bancroft
Last April gold investment analysts where excited to see a new institutional player enter the gold market. The University of Texas Investment Management Co. took delivery of nearly $1bn of gold bullion into a New York vault. The reason gold analysts were so interested was because large institutional players had been largely absent from their market and their huge purchasing power had therefore not had its potentially significant positive effect on the gold price.
How Gold Demand Remains Resilient
By: Frank Holmes
Demand for gold was relatively resilient in the first quarter of 2012, with global demand falling 5 percent on a year-over-year basis, says the World Gold Council. Marcus Grubb, managing director of investment, calls this slight quarter decline in demand “noise in the context of 22 percent rise” in the price of gold compared to first quarter of 2011. Also, gold demand was very strong in the first three months of last year.
Dramatic Turnaround For Silver?
By: Hubert Moolman
On the chart, I have indicated two similar patterns (marked 1 to 5).This comparison suggests that silver could rise significantly over the next couple of months. This would mean that a dramatic turnaround in the price of silver is coming (it might have started already).
Major Long-Term Bottoms Forming in Gold and Commodities
By: Toby Connor
Once every year gold and stocks form a major yearly cycle low. Commodities form a major cycle bottom every 2 1/2 to 3 years. Every once in a while all three of these major cycles hit at the same time. I'm pretty sure that's what is happening right now.
Free Trade and Freedom Are Under Attack
By: Rick Ackerman and Mark Uzick
In the Rick’s Picks forum, where he is a regular contributor, Mark Uzick is a stickler for getting definitions right, especially when it is libertarian ideas that are under discussion. He describes himself as someone who hates to write but loves to argue. In the guest essay below, he overcomes his distaste for the former to mount a spirited defense of economic freedom, which unfortunately has never been more desperately in need of friends.
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
New York bounced back to $1,573.70 and Asia continued to take it higher, with London running it up to Fix at $1,588.00. The euro was weaker at €1: $12693, where it was when the morning Fixing took place. In the euro it Fixed at €1,251.083 €34. Ahead of New York’s opening gold looked stronger at $1,591.23 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,253.43 while the euro was at €1: $1.2695.
"Counterattack by Bulls" Sets Up Gold for Weekly Gain, Greek "Can of Worms" Could Be "Messy" for Investors
By: Ben Traynor
WHOLESALE MARKET gold prices climbed as high as $1594 an ounce during Monday morning's London trading, jumping 1.5% in the first two hours, while Eurozone stocks looked to have stemmed four days of losses despite Greece and Spain seeing negative ratings decisions.
Moody's Downgrades Spanish Banks; Robust Gold Demand in Asia
By: GoldCore
Gold climbed $34.30 or 2.23% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,573.70/oz. Gold began trading sideways in Asia then climbed over 12 points reaching a high of $1,589.31. Gold edged off a bit in Europe and is now trading near the $1,587/oz level at 1055GMT.
Thursday Edition: May 17, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Gain Over 2% and 3%
By: Chris Mullen
Precious Metals Market Manipulation?
By: Doug Casey
Get Ready: We’re About To Have Another 2008-Style Crisis
By: Chris Martenson
20 Global Implications Of French Presidential Election
By: Daniel R. Amerman
Gold’s GOR Fest
By: Gary Tanashian
Target 2 reached in Silver (Copper target reached)
By: Scott Pluschau
Recovery Via Shared Sacrifice
By: The Gold Report and Lacy Hunt
Overseas Companies Are Worth A Look
By: Peter Schiff
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
Jump in Gold as France Refutes EU Pact, Portuguese Contingency Rumored, Chinese Demand Overtakes India
By: Adrian Ash
Gold Demands Trend (Q1 2012) - Enter The Dragon
By: GoldCore
Wednesday Edition: May 16, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver End Lower Again
By: Chris Mullen
Manipulated Markets Can’t See the Future
By: David Nichols
I Forget What You Did Last Summer
By: Adrian Ash
Gold Market Alert
By: JULIAN PHILLIPS & PETER SPINA
Backwardation in Gold And Silver
By: Keith Weiner
Buy Britain’s Gold Back
By: Jan Skoyles
GoldSeek.com Radio Gold Nugget: Arch Crawford & Chris Waltzek
By: GoldSeek.com Radio
Germany Faces Political Isolation
By: John Browne
Is This The Bottom For Gold and Gold Stocks? Not So Fast...
By: Vin Maru
Brodsky and Quaintance: Central banks aim to redistribute gold and push it way up
By: Chris Powell
Gold and silver still the best protection against the derivatives blow up that started with JP Morg
By: Peter Cooper
Timberline Resources Amends Acquisition of 100-Percent Ownership of the Butte Highlands Gold Mine
By: Timberline Resources Corporation
Extorre Reacts to Current Market Conditions and Announces Further High Grade Drilling Results at Cerro Moro
By: Extorre Gold Mines Limited
Timmins Gold Reports Profit From Operations of $12.7 Million for Q1 2012
By: Timmins Gold Corp.
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
Liquidation of "Crowded" Gold Trade Pauses But "Clean-Out of Weak Hands Necessary"
By: Adrian Ash
Soros, PIMCO, Paulson, Texas Teacher Retirement Fund Buy Gold in Q1
By: GoldCore
Tuesday Edition: May 15, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Fall Over 1% and 2%
By: Chris Mullen
What Will Happen to Greece and Gold?
By: Julian D. W. Phillips
A Rainbow for Gold?
By: Scott Silva
The All-Important Question
By: David Galland
Monkey See Monkey Do
By: Captain Hook
Gold Stock Accumulation Tactics
By: Stewart Thomson
Political and Economic Factors Bode Well for Gold
By: Przemyslaw Radomski
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
By: Peter Grandich
A Contrarian's Guide to Volatile Markets
By: The Gold Report and Bob Moriarty
Is Fear of Deflation Sapping Gold and Silver?
By: Rick Ackerman
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
$1522 "Next Target for Gold", But Dealers in Asia See "Sudden Surge" in Physical Bullion Demand
By: Ben Traynor
Bundebank Confirms German Gold Held By FED, BOE and Banque De France
By: GoldCore
Monday Edition: May 14, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Fall Roughly 2%
By: Chris Mullen
Target reached on gold
By: Scott Pluschau
The Fed: Mend It or End It?
By: Dr. Ron Paul
How to Fix Financial Services Regulation
By: Paul Tustain
Frontrunning China's Insatiable Demand For Gold....
By: Harris Kupperman
Major Bottom in Precious Metals Could Occur This Week
By: Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT
Reviewing the Macro ‘Play’
By: Gary Tanashian
Mogambo Editorial Genius (MEG)
By: Richard Daughty
Buy Gold Below $3000? ‘You Can’t Lose’
By: Rick Ackerman and Gary Leibowitz
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
Bull Market in Gold "Not Over" But Speculators Turn Bearish as Greek Insolvency Looms
By: Adrian Ash
Gold Negative YTD In Dollars But Bull Market Not Over - Morgan Stanley
By: GoldCore
Value and Dividends at Wall Cycle Lows
By: David Knox Barker
Gold Miners, Junior Gold Miners, & the Metals and Mining ETF's
By: Scott Pluschau
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