In this article Susan Walker explores a question we have touched on before… conventional wisdom and hedging against bad times like inflation and recession. Editor Gold, the Dow, T-Notes: Which Does Best During Recessions? By Susan C. Walker, Elliott Wave International Each year, the NCAA college basketball tournament winnows its starting field of 64 teams […]
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Editor’s Note: What’s holding Gold back? In this excellent video Adam shows us not only what’s holding it back but also when it will break out. Just click the Gold Chart below to get started and while you are there sign up for their free newsletter or get their Free Instant Analysis delivered to your
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Editor’s Comment: What you pay for gold often depends on the “Gold Spot Price” so what exactly is the Gold Spot Price? Terry Coxon explains… Will the “Real Price” of Gold Please Stand Up- What is the definition of Spot Gold? London Fix? Comex? etc. By Terry Coxon, Editor, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report Gold
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Over the last few years, news of world renowned geologist M. King Hubbert’s theory of peak oil theory has circulated widely. Most have now heard his theory which in a nutshell says, global production of Oil and Natural Gas will decline due to increased difficulty in getting to the Global reserves of these fossil fuels. Many have studied the peak oil phenomenon, trying to confirm (or deny) Hubbert’s timing of the peak. Oil companies and International Energy Agencies have both confirmed and denied the case for “Peak Oil” over the years. But current information from the Energy Information Administration sheds new light on the subject as Doug Hornig of Casey’s Energy Opportunities shows us in this article.
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By Marin Katusa, Chief Strategist, Casey Research Energy Team Casey Energy Opportunities One might think the United States would be charging hard on energy security as well as border and other kinds of security in its Global War on Terror campaign. Not so. For example, America imports some 12 million barrels of oil per day,
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Unless you have been living under a rock you have probably noticed that the government has mandated that the gasoline you are pumping into your car these days has Ethanol in it now. You have probably also heard that it is good for farmers and the environment but lets look at all those factors and
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In the 1930s, Ralph Nelson Elliott, a corporate accountant by profession, studied price movements in the financial markets and observed that certain patterns repeat themselves. He offered proof of his discovery by making astonishingly accurate stock market forecasts. What appears random and unrelated, Elliott said, will actually trace out a recognizable pattern once you learn
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We have all heard that Social Security is running out of money and that by the time we retire there won’t be any money left. Have you ever wondered what the government can do about Social Security? Or Have you ever asked, “Why don’t we worry about Annuities and Insurance companies making their payments but we are always worried about the Government equivalent?
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Has It Paid To “Follow” the Fed? Yes, that’s a provocative question. Think of all the people who would squirm if they had to answer it.
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Editor’s Note: This week we have something special for you. Normally we have strictly text commentary. But this week our friends at www.ino.com have been gracious enough to give us some video commentary on the direction they see gold going from here. Just click the Gold Chart to get started. By Adam Hewison, President I
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