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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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
Gold – Is this the Move We’ve been waiting for? Read More »
Cap and Trade is the latest in the War on “Global Warming” but for all the hoopla what is really behind it all? Follow the money trail…
Cap and Trade- Just a Hidden Tax? Read More »
If you have ever bought a fake gold coin on eBay it can be a heart wrenching experience… let me tell you! Fortunately, my story has a happy ending (for me at least). After paying to get it certified by one of the big coin graders (PCGS or NGC), (I was told it was a
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We don’t often think about where gold mines come from. But if we did… we’d realize that gold mines don’t have infinite supplies of gold and when the gold runs out they need to find a new source of gold… or go out of business. So where do gold mines get new gold? In the
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By the editors of BIG GOLD, Casey Research Within the last year, 401(k)s and IRAs have ceased to be a safe haven for Americans’ nest eggs. In 2008, employees lost on average 14%, or about $10,000, of their retirement money. Those with more than $200,000 are even worse off – they lost more than a
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