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Have Gold Investors Become Too Bullish? Ask The Same Question At $5,000
Have too many investors gotten overly bullish on gold? After a stunning advance of almost $200 per ounce from last year's closing price, some are asking if gold has gotten ahead of itself. After advancing almost nonstop since the beginning of the year, gold sold
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Silver Prices Will Soar To Record Levels In 2012 – “Record Breaking” Demand For Silver Bullion
Corrections are the norm in any long term bull market and silver is no exception. The correction that began in May of 2011 and ended in December has set the stage for what will be an explosive move up during 2012
Major Buy Signal For Gold And Why Stock Markets Are Ignoring Predictions Of Economic Collapse
Predictions that the global economic system will collapse have been coming at an accelerated pace lately. Usually, many of the most extreme scenarios are from sources more interested in gaining publicity rather
The Gold Bubble Myth – Investors Remain Underinvested In Gold
The chronic myth that gold is in a bubble continues to persist, perhaps driven by the fact that gold has risen for the past 11 years. The mainstream press has float stories year after year that gold was dangerously overpriced
Gold Soars As The Fed Explicitly Promises To Debase The U.S. Dollar
Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke hit the panic button today by announcing a specific inflation target, vowing to keep rates at zero until at least 2014 and pledging to offer additional monetary stimulus. The Fed also noted,
Did Central Bank Coordinated Easing Also Include Manipulation of The Gold Market?
On a day when coordinated central bank monetary easing sent stocks and commodities soaring into orbit, the price action in the gold market was curiously muted. The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all increased
Ron Paul Calls Central Bank Intervention A “Form of World Wide Quantitative Easing”
Central banks, spear headed by the U.S. Federal Reserve, launched a massive joint effort to provide liquidity to a European banking system that was teetering on the verge of collapse. The six central banks involved
Gold Demand Soars On Fears Of European Debt Defaults
After a sharp September price correction, gold is on track to hit all time highs. According to a Bloomberg survey, 80% of the forecasters with the most accurate track records are predicting that gold will reach
Ron Paul Blames Destructive Fed Policies For Housing Crash And Economic Bust
Ron Paul explains better than anyone else the destructive economic forces unleashed by Federal Reserve monetary policies. According to Paul, loose monetary policies and manipulation of interest rates
Gold’s Long Term Trend Is Up As America Commits Suicide
Every bull market has pullbacks. Sharp sell offs can generate fear and panic, causing investors to sell at the worse possible time. Steep and sudden price declines are characteristic of any long term bull market. Speculators