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October 17, 2018

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Wednesday Edition: October 17, 2018

Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Edge Lower Again
By: Chris Mullen, Gold Seeker Report
Gold dipped $4.20 to $1220.70 in Asia before it climbed up to $1229.50 by late morning in New York, but it then fell back off into the close and ended with a loss of 0.09%. Silver slipped to as low as $14.597 and ended with a loss of 0.2%.

GoldSeek Radio Nugget: President Niko Cacos, CEO, and Director of Blue Sky Uranium Corp. and Chris Waltzek
By: radio.GoldSeek.com
President Niko Cacos, CEO, and Director - Blue Sky Uranium Corp., winner of the Explorer of the Year Award, makes his show debut.
Headquartered in Argentina, Blue Sky Uranium Corp. is a leader in uranium discovery in the region.
The Blue Sky mission involves rewarding loyal shareholders with exceptional returns via a portfolio of high uranium yielding, low-cost producers.

Ira Epstein's Metals Video 10 17 2018
By: Ira Epstein
Gold gives ground to Fed Minutes.

Gold price steadies and rises as BIS intervention diminishes
By: Robert Lambourne
The information provided in BIS monthly statements is not sufficient to calculate a precise amount of gold-related derivatives, including swaps, but the bank's total estimated exposure as of September 30, 2018, was about 238 tonnes of gold, compared with about 370 tonnes at August 31, 2018, and about 485 tonnes as of July 31, 2018.

Take a Peek at What the Top 1 Percent Have in Savings
By: Frank Holmes
You’ve likely seen the reports: A whopping 44 percent of Americans wouldn’t be able to afford a $400 emergency expense without borrowing it or selling something. That’s according to the Federal Reserve’s findings in 2017. And earlier this year, financial services firm Bankrate reported that only 39 percent of Americans would be able to pay off an unexpected expense of $1,000 from their savings alone.

Why Conflicted Copper Shows Little Consensus
By: Mickey Fulp
Quite frankly, I do not buy into these bearish views on copper. Given the current price in the $2.80 - $2.85 range, a significant amount of higher cost, low-margin production is underwater. I fully expect derivative markets to revert to normality; i.e., an outlook mostly driven by projections of short-term supply-demand fundamentals. At that point, the market will squeeze the massive short positions held by speculators.

Investor Alert: Is the Trump Agenda in Peril?
By: Stefan Gleason
Is the Trump agenda in peril? It’s a question investors should consider ahead of the mid-term elections. Up to now, the Trump economic agenda has certainly been great for Wall Street and much of the broader economy. The Dow Jones Industrials continues to defy all naysayers – notching yet another new record high in the first week of October before correcting.

One More Thing To Worry About, Saudi Edition
By: John Rubino
Ah, Saudi Arabia, land of heat and contradictions. One day they’re jailing women’s rights activists for wanting to drive, the next day they’re dismembering still-living Washington Post journalists. And yet they can count the world’s capitalist democracies as friends, because today’s dysfunctional economic/geopolitical system depends on both Saudi oil and Saudi willingness to help keep their (apparently even crazier) Middle East neighbors in line.

The Golden Implications of Total U.S. Deficits, Debt and Debt Service
By: Craig Hemke
What does this imply? Check again the OMB forecasted level of debt and deficit through 2028. At a minimum, this level will reach nearly $30T over this next ten-year period. Given that basis alone, would it be logical to expect the price of COMEX gold to remain stuck near $1200 per ounce over the same period? Of course not.

Determining the Outlook for Mining Stocks? Look Deeper Than Others.
By: Przemyslaw Radomski, CFA
Summing up, the breakout in gold and mining stocks was a bullish development for the short term, but the rally that was likely to be seen based on it, could have already taken place. This is especially the case given the shape of Monday’s session in mining stocks – a clear reversal.

Merk Research - The U.S. Equity Market
By: Merk Research
"The business cycle backdrop and financial conditions still look very positive for the U.S. equity market; however, some measures of market breadth are showing weakness and are not far from levels that are historically consistent with major market tops...."

Global Warming (Assuming You Believe In It) Does Not Affect Gold
By: Avi Gilburt
When the market, represented by SPDR Gold Trust (NYSEARCA:GLD), broke down below 117.40, and then followed below the next support in the 114 region, we were hyper-focused on the 109 region. Thus far, that is where GLD has bottomed out (in overnight action). From there, we were expecting a rally, and the market has not disappointed.

IMF Issues Dire Warning – ‘Great Depression’ Ahead?
By: GoldCore
– “Large challenges loom for the global economy to prevent a second Great Depression” warn IMF
– Massive government debts and eroded fiscal buffers since 2008 suggest global dominos await a single market crash
– 2008 crisis measures cast long, dark “terrifying” shadow