By Jeff Clark, BIG GOLD After stellar years for both gold and silver, what prices will precious metals hit in 2011? Here’s an analysis based strictly on their price behavior in the current bull market. First, take a look at the annual percentage gains that gold has registered since 2001 (based on London PM Fix […]
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Close to Collapse: Bailed-Out Banks Facing Bankruptcy We want to trust in the financial stability of our bank. After all, most of us have money in these institutions. In spite of our wishful thinking, the tide of bank failures has not stopped. And these failures are occurring well after the heart of the financial crisis —
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Learn to Survive and Thrive with Knowledge of Socionomics and the Elliott Wave Principle Have you ever noticed that much of the time, the forecasts for what’s going to happen next are quite often just more of what happened last? There’s no real insight, just “expect more of the same.” That’s not how we view
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Elliott Wave International’s free 118-page Independent Investor eBook explains why financial markets are NOT a matter of action and reaction “There is no group more subjective than conventional analysts, who look at the same ‘fundamental’ news event a war, interest rates, P/E ratio, GDP, economic policy, the Fed’s monetary policy, you name it and come
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Long-term U.S. Treasury bonds have fallen 7% in value since November 1 and municipal bonds have fallen 6%. “Safe” investments like Treasury’s and Munis are not supposed to crash they are the mainstay of widows and orphans. So What’s happening? For most of the last century, the whole world has believed the obligations of the U.S.
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How can you profit in a climate of unemployment and increasing government debt? — editor by David Galland, Managing Director, Casey Research These days, it’s hard to draw any conclusion other than that the train is gaining speed on wobbly tracks perched over a rickety bridge. Most notably, unemployment has again risen – to
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By Chris Vermeulen, The Gold and Oil Guy It’s that time again when volume dries up and prices rise into the new year. A lot of individuals are scrambling to prepare for the holidays, even though we had a year to prepare. The big money has already done most of their year end shuffling and
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Gold can hold its value during a deflationary period so long as that period of time is relatively short. However, a long term deflationary period could be troublesome for gold bulls. Again, I am not an expert in these matters, but it sure seems as though there is a growing battle between the deflationists and inflationsists and the herd appears to back the inflationists.
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By David Galland, Managing Director, Casey Research As the U.S. dollar takes a nosedive and precious metals gain more and more attention from individual investors, the number of questions and concerns is increasing as well. The following reader email addressed to Casey Research is representative of so many inquiries that we decided to provide an
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By David Galland, Managing Director, Casey Research Has the latest pullback in precious metals and related stocks given you a sickening feeling in the pit of your stomach? If so, then consider rebalancing – because that sinking feeling is a good signal that you are probably overinvested in the sector. I’ll have more on that
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