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Can gold keep on flying?
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17 Nov 2009  Inflation and currency devaluations could see gold continuing to outperform at least in the short term.
Indian Summer
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Gold prices rose as high as the $1067 level, basis spot offer, during the overnight hours, building on yesterday's gains in New York - gains that were not proportional to the slippage in the dollar. Analysts at GoldEssential had noted the de-couple emerging as far back as last Friday's trading session
3 Nov 2009 Gold IS
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22 Oct 2009  Gold IS the best game in town and when the music stops it may be the ONLY game in town that can yield any sort of return. The music I refer to here is the sound of spin given some measure of credibility(only to the un-initiated) by massive stimulus spending which has kept this farce of an economy on its last legs through various stages for 9 years.
Monetizing the Markets, the Next Stage? Gold Implications
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Around 2005, I wrote an article that predicted that when the US housing bubble broke, there would be a stock/financial crash - and this:22 Oct 2009 "When markets collapse, the US Fed and other central banks will end up having to buy up the markets, and basically monetize them…in the $trillions". The Declining Dominance of the Dollar
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The US dollar has been long respected as a "reserve currency," or a currency that other nations opt to hold in their foreign reserves because of its universal acceptance and stability in pricing. However, as Congress and the Federal Reserve drive up massive debts and continue to inflate the money supply, many nations are leading the charge to remove the dollar's reserve currency status.
21 Oct 2009 Nichols gets even more bullish on gold
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04 Oct 2009  With continuing stress in western economies, particularly in the U.S, changing attitudes towards gold from Central Banks, the desire to diversify reserve holdings by some major economies and the growth in ETFs, the outlook for the gold price is strong.
The Big Picture in Metals
Investors in the Western world remained focused on the US economy and on day to day headlines. That narrow and near-term focus misses the big picture in the metals markets.
Gold eases as dollar firms, but outlook upbeat
17 Nov 2009
 LONDON (Reuters) - Gold edged lower in Europe on Tuesday, giving up some of the gains that took it to record highs a day before, as the dollar recovered some lost ground, sparking a correction in commodities prices.
Confiscation of Gold
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2 Nov 2009 Things are looking good for the gold bugs these days. September and early October saw the (long awaited) break above $1,000. This past week saw the technical pull back to the breakout point, and Thursday was the turnaround day. Friday saw some very bullish candlestick signals in many of the gold stocks.
Long-term U.S. Dollar Devaluation is Good for Gold
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It is becoming clearer that higher gold prices are tracking prospects for further devaluation of the U.S. Dollar. This is a result of the falling relevance and global stature of the U.S. economy, military and political cohesiveness. The stability of gold as a currency provides one of the best and most immediate polls on the direction of a nation's future.
22 Oct 2009 A Golden Star is (about to be) Born
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22 Oct 2009 A new ETF is being introduced to the investing community by van Eck Global, the same corporation that is behind a number of ETFs, including GDX, the Gold Miners ETF. This ETF (symbol GDXJ) will represent 38 junior mining and exploration companies that have mining potential.
Why the Rise in the Gold Price is Different this Time
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For over more than 18 months we have watched the gold price churn below $1,000 and in the process forming three tops, before breaking out to above $1,050 in early October 2009. Why will it not fall back to well below $1,000 and possibly as far as $850 this time?
23 Oct 2009 Mining 'wall of debt' severely constraining global supply growth prospects
26 Oct 2009
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The Price of Gold is Setting up for Another Move to the Upside
2 Nov 2009
Even though the gold price has pulled back from its recent highs and is see-sawing between $1020 and $1060,
I believe that the price of the yellow metal is poised to make a move to upside and hit the $1100 level shortly.
Roubini: I Don't Believe in Gold
23 Oct 2009
Only sharp inflation or economic depression can move Gold higher, says Nouriel Roubini...
Greenlight's Einhorn advocates gold and gold stocks
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The hedge fund manager has also criticized US policymakers for short-termism20 Oct 2009 David Einhorn, the hedge fund manager who had warned on Lehman Brothers' precarious finances, on Monday said he is buying gold and betting that interest rates will rise as he lambasted the U.S. government's financial chiefs for short-sighted policy decisions.? ScotiaMocatta: Gold Prices to hit $1,400/oz in 2010
24 Oct 2009
ScotiaMocatta predicted yesterday (October 22nd) that Gold Prices could rise as high as $1,400 per ounce next year, Reuters reports. In a new research note, the precious metals division of the Bank of Nova Scotia - which is the third-largest bank in Canada - claimed that a floor of $850 per ounce will be established.
Investors Running to Gold
Sep 14 2009
 Bloomberg reports that a clear majority of those polled thought the world economy was recovering. With no more fear of the deflation devil investors feel they are in the arms of angels. Surely Ben Bernanke watches over them as they sleep. Even the President of the United States thinks he saved the nation.
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