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 Wednesday Edition: May 16, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver End Lower Again
By: Chris Mullen
Gold fell almost 1% to a new 2012 low of $1527.32 in Asia before it rallied back to $1552.03 at about 10:25AM EST, but it then fell back off again into the close and ended with a loss of 0.19%. Silver slipped to $27.202 in Asia before it climbed back to $27.97, but it then dropped to a new low of $26.78 in early afternoon trade and ended with a loss of 1.77%.
Manipulated Markets Can’t See the Future
By: David Nichols
Right now we are all in the unfortunate position of being hostage to the dubious forecasting abilities of the Fed and other Central Bankers, as if they are not proactive in putting in place another round of easing, just about every financial market will plunge.
I Forget What You Did Last Summer
By: Adrian Ash
SO THE PRICE of gold keeps falling, and it keeps falling despite the imminent failure of Greece's Euro membership, the looming collapse of Europe's banking system, and the fast-looming debt-ceiling repeat and fiscal cliff in the US.
Gold Market Alert
By: JULIAN PHILLIPS & PETER SPINA
The news out of the Eurozone could not be worse. In the U.S. while the recovery is gaining momentum, the low interest rates have created an environment that may bring its own woes; the USD, however, is very strong. What’s next and where will it take gold and silver?
Backwardation in Gold And Silver
By: Keith Weiner
On Monday, May 14, something happened that hasn’t happened since Dec of 2008. Two successive near-month precious metals futures contracts were in backwardation at the same time. To oversimplify, backwardation is when the price of a futures contract is lower than the price in the spot market.
Buy Britain’s Gold Back
By: Jan Skoyles
Gold is ‘The ultimate backing for paper money’. Paper money is just that; paper. It is worth little compared to the money which once put the ‘Great’ in Great Britain. It is no longer backed by anything real, all that backs it is the confidence we have in the Bank of England. The same central bank that failed to predict the tech bubble, the housing bubble, and the Credit Crunch.
GoldSeek.com Radio Gold Nugget: Arch Crawford & Chris Waltzek
By: GoldSeek.com Radio
GoldSeek.com Radio Gold Nugget: Arch Crawford & Chris Waltzek
Germany Faces Political Isolation
By: John Browne
One month ago it appeared that Germany held the whip hand in its titanic struggle against those seeking to cure all economic ills with the snake oil of currency debasement. Now, it appears that the ground beneath its feet is being swept away in a flood of popular unrest and political exploitation. The recent elections in Europe, which highlight both the strong grass roots revolt against Germanic demands in Greece and France show that the cause of sound money and fiscal prudence to be a lonely and difficult endeavor.
Is This The Bottom For Gold and Gold Stocks? Not So Fast...
By: Vin Maru
Since the speculative highs of 2011, the precious metals are continuing to correct and head lower, even in the face of Operation Twist and the ECB's Long Term Refinancing Operation (LTRO) printing. And with the elections in France and even more socialism on its way, it looks like Euroland is ready to run the printing press again and the Fed will join the party. But I am not convinced that gold and silver will take off right away.
Brodsky and Quaintance: Central banks aim to redistribute gold and push it way up
By: Chris Powell
In their May letter, Paul Brodsky and Lee Quaintance of QB Asset Management in New York argue that the investment case for gold is to a great extent a matter of its likely official revaluation upward to support confidence-based currencies that have lost the market's confidence.
Gold and silver still the best protection against the derivatives blow up that started with JP Morg
By: Peter Cooper
The immediate reaction to the $2 billion and counting loss at JP Morgan has been a flight from risk trades and a sell-off of all financial assets, gold and silver included. However, investors ought to pause for thought about what this really means for the future. If JP Morgan cannot get the derivatives market right what hope is there for any mere mortal. These are the guys that write the derivatives and ought to know best how to trade them.
Timberline Resources Amends Acquisition of 100-Percent Ownership of the Butte Highlands Gold Mine
By: Timberline Resources Corporation
Timberline Resources Corporation (TSX-V: TBR)(TLR) ("Timberline" or the "Company") announced today that it has signed an amended non-binding Letter of Intent to increase its ownership stake in the Butte Highlands Gold Project from 50-percent to 100-percent, acquiring the remaining interest in Butte Highlands JV, LLC ("BHJV") from its joint venture partner, Highland Mining, LLC ("Highland Mining") as previously announced on April 10, 2012.
Extorre Reacts to Current Market Conditions and Announces Further High Grade Drilling Results at Cerro Moro
By: Extorre Gold Mines Limited
"One drill rig remains on the infill drilling program on our principal prospects, namely Zoe, Escondida, Loma Escondida and Gabriela. Our aim is to ensure that the drilling density is sufficient in areas that would fall within the first two years of a potential mining scenario (at 1300 tonnes per day) to estimate "indicated mineral resources". This program is nearing completion, with the drilling at Zoe, Loma Escondida and Gabriela essentially complete."
Timmins Gold Reports Profit From Operations of $12.7 Million for Q1 2012
By: Timmins Gold Corp.
Timmins Gold Corp. (TMM.TO)(TGD) (the "Company") is pleased to report its first quarter of 2012 financial results for the period ended March 31, 2012. For comparative purposes, Q1 2011 below refers to the three months ended March 31, 2011. All results are presented in United States dollar unless otherwise stated. Readers should refer to the Q1 2012 management discussion and analysis (MD&A) and consolidated financial statements for more complete information.
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
New York closed at $1,542.60 down $16 and fell further in Asia again to $1,537.5 where it Fixed in London. The euro stood at €1: $1.2714 down 1.5 cents against the dollar. This morning in London, gold Fixed at €1,208.725 down only €5. Ahead of New York’s opening it looked stronger at $1,539.45 and in the euro, which also continued to slip, €1,209.31 while the euro was at €1: $1.2730.
Liquidation of "Crowded" Gold Trade Pauses But "Clean-Out of Weak Hands Necessary"
By: Adrian Ash
BENCHMARK prices to buy gold for London settlement rallied more than $10 an ounce off new five-month lows beneath $1528 on Wednesday morning, bouncing as the Euro, world stock markets and commodity prices also paused this month's sharp liquidation.
Soros, PIMCO, Paulson, Texas Teacher Retirement Fund Buy Gold in Q1
By: GoldCore
Gold fell $16.30 or 1.05% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,542.30/oz. Gold traded off in Asia hitting a low of $1,526.80/oz then recovered as the market opened in Europe and is now trading near $1,537.25.
Tuesday Edition: May 15, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Fall Over 1% and 2%
By: Chris Mullen
What Will Happen to Greece and Gold?
By: Julian D. W. Phillips
A Rainbow for Gold?
By: Scott Silva
The All-Important Question
By: David Galland
Monkey See Monkey Do
By: Captain Hook
Gold Stock Accumulation Tactics
By: Stewart Thomson
Political and Economic Factors Bode Well for Gold
By: Przemyslaw Radomski
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
By: Peter Grandich
A Contrarian's Guide to Volatile Markets
By: The Gold Report and Bob Moriarty
Is Fear of Deflation Sapping Gold and Silver?
By: Rick Ackerman
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
$1522 "Next Target for Gold", But Dealers in Asia See "Sudden Surge" in Physical Bullion Demand
By: Ben Traynor
Bundebank Confirms German Gold Held By FED, BOE and Banque De France
By: GoldCore
Monday Edition: May 14, 2012 |
Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Fall Roughly 2%
By: Chris Mullen
Target reached on gold
By: Scott Pluschau
The Fed: Mend It or End It?
By: Dr. Ron Paul
How to Fix Financial Services Regulation
By: Paul Tustain
Frontrunning China's Insatiable Demand For Gold....
By: Harris Kupperman
Major Bottom in Precious Metals Could Occur This Week
By: Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT
Reviewing the Macro ‘Play’
By: Gary Tanashian
Mogambo Editorial Genius (MEG)
By: Richard Daughty
Buy Gold Below $3000? ‘You Can’t Lose’
By: Rick Ackerman and Gary Leibowitz
Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D.W. Phillips
Bull Market in Gold "Not Over" But Speculators Turn Bearish as Greek Insolvency Looms
By: Adrian Ash
Gold Negative YTD In Dollars But Bull Market Not Over - Morgan Stanley
By: GoldCore
Value and Dividends at Wall Cycle Lows
By: David Knox Barker
Gold Miners, Junior Gold Miners, & the Metals and Mining ETF's
By: Scott Pluschau
Sunday Edition: May 13, 2012 |
GoldSeek.com Radio: Peter Grandich, Charles Goyette, and your host Chris Waltzek
By: radio.GoldSeek.com
Waving the White Flag
By: John Mauldin
How euro money printing is going to drive up gold and silver prices
By: Peter Cooper
The Case for Austerity
By: Gary North
How You Can Profit From the Market’s Next Big Collapse
By: Marin Katusa
Gold Is Not a Growth Industry—It Can Just Pay Investors Big
By: The Gold Report and John Hathaway
Gold and Base Metal Plays
By: Jerome Hass and Jimmy Chu
The Hall Of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles
By: Dr. Jeffrey Lewis
Which Stocks Will Lose the Most in the Coming Energy Bloodbath
By: Marin Katusa
Cracks
By: Warren Bevan
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