Tag Archives: gold mining

  Commerzbank rejects the notion that the gold bubble has burst, maintaining a price forecast of $2,000 per ounce in 2014. The metal is unlikely to remain in a sustained downtrend, the bank said in a note on Thursday, with physical and … Continue reading →

  “The United States is like the Titanic, and I’m here with the lifeboat trying to get people to leave the ship… I see a real financial crisis coming for the United States.” Peter SchiffAugust 2006 In 2006, when he faced off … Continue reading →

  In a hurricane of contradictions there has been no shortage of whoppers told during the sequester debate. Since political news is usually strategically written, placed and timed you can chalk it all up to politics as usual. Even seemingly off the cuff, … Continue reading →

  You’ve undoubtedly read about the dramatic increase in demand for gold and silver bullion products since the big correction two weeks ago. Supply has gotten tight, premiums are rising, and inventory is hard to come by, especially for certain … Continue reading →

  What’s the best that could happen if the effort to fight back against the banksters on May 1st by purchasing physical silver GOES VIRAL? I’ve come up with 12 possible outcomes and I like all of them… An effort has … Continue reading →

  A lot of Americans know that the US government is out of control. Anyone who has cared enough to study the US Constitution even a little knows this. Still, very few of these people are taking any significant action, … Continue reading →

  ABN Amro, the Dutch state-owned banking giant, recently revised its global macro and gold outlook, forecasting a $1,300 gold price by the end of this year. Moreover, the bank forecasts $1,000 gold by December 2014, and $800 gold in … Continue reading →

  The Global “Fractional” Paper Bullion Market Is Collapsing   I wrote last week that there was a scramble going on globally by entities seeking to take physical possession of the gold on which they have a legal claim, most … Continue reading →

  Gold may or may not be a currency or hedge against crisis but it has been traded for thousands of years. That being the case, gold can probably be expected to fluctuate in value but it’s not going to disappear. At … Continue reading →

  Washington Post and Fox News Find that – Even Right After the Boston Terror Attacks – Americans Are More Leery of Government  Tyranny than Terrorists According to a pair of recent polls, for the first time since the 9/11 … Continue reading →

  Spurred by a sudden drop in prices, Asians in the last two weeks have gone on a gold-buying binge. The Indians, the world’s largest net importers of the yellow metal, have been snapping it up of course, and so … Continue reading →

  Gold rose around one percent on Monday, due to a weaker dollar and mirroring strong equity markets on prospects of further central bank monetary easing in the United States and Europe, but physical buying slowed as China and Japan … Continue reading →

  How much gold & silver might Arizona, Utah and the other states now involved in hard-currency laws come to need…? ARIZONA is moving to allow gold and silver coin to be used to pay debts, and – effectively – go … Continue reading →

  If you think the U.S. government will not – or cannot – seize your money the way the government in Cyprus is doing, check out page 18 of the President’s Proposed Fiscal Year 2014 Budget of the U.S. Government.  That’s exactly … Continue reading →

  Politics as usual has always been hard on the American people, but with the sequester, Washington has crossed the line this time. All the sequester craziness has proven that our elected officials are not only inept, selfish, money-squandering bozos – … Continue reading →

  Make no mistake: The April sell-off in gold created some extensive “collateral damage” in the silver market. The silver price dropped nearly 20% in just two days… and many Wall Street analysts were quick to downgrade their forecasts for … Continue reading →

  Jamie Dimon Has Issues When just one firm accounts for 99.3% of the physical gold sales at the COMEX in the last three months it’s not what most of us on this side of the rainbow would consider “broad-based” selling.  Of … Continue reading →

  Gold and silver have staged a decent comeback over the last couple of days, with gold up by around $40 since Wednesday, while silver yesterday recorded its strongest one-day price gain for 15 months – gaining more than a … Continue reading →

A majority of expert participants in Debbie Carlson’s weekly Kitco News Gold Survey predicted a rise in bullion prices next week, which would continue a 7-day surge that has seen gold recover over 50% of its losses from the April 12-15 collapse. Out of … Continue reading →

  Gold soared 650% from August 1999 to August 2011. But it’s down 24% from the $1,885 peak and in recent days has whipsawed gold investors in a way they haven’t experienced in 30 years. The bear market has gold … Continue reading →