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By: GoldSeek.com Radio - 23 May, 2013 John Williams & Chris Waltzek - GoldSeek.com Radio Nugget Interview Full Story |
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By: The Gold Report and Maria Smirnova - 23 May, 2013 I think you have to remain optimistic that the prices of the commodities, especially silver and gold, turn around. I do not even want to call them commodities, to be honest. I would call them currencies, especially gold. Silver is a hybrid because it also has industrial applications. Once the turn happens, these stocks could explode in a good sense and completely revalue to the upside. Today, they are at depressed valuations. Full Story |
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By: Julian D. W. Phillips, Gold/Silver Forecaster - Global Watch - 22 May, 2013 China has signaled it is going to propose plans this year to allow freer flows of the Yuan both in and out of the nation as part of measures to loosen control over the Yuan and interest rates. It was expected that full and free convertibility after 2022, but it’s clear that the program is moving at an accelerated pace. How far this next phase of convertibility will go has to be seen at the end of this year. Full Story |
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By: International Man - 22 May, 2013 The original intent of that book was to give readers a general sense of the exciting and opportunity-rich world that lay outside of their national borders, with a review of over 100 countries, valuable "opportunity intelligence," and the resources that anyone could follow to realize these opportunities. Even though the book is now clearly out of date, the need for information on internalization is more relevant than ever, as governments the world over become more desperate. The purpose of this website is to preserve the mission of that book and be the premier location for up-to-date, highly actionable, and practical information on the topic. So why is internationalization prudent? Full Story |
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By: David Nichols - 22 May, 2013 In a recent post, The Pull from the Future, I discussed how any sort of quantitative model based on statistics, earnings, GDP -- really any extrapolation of past data into the future -- is just not a viable method for forecasting future market behavior. Full Story |
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By: Chris Martenson - 22 May, 2013 As the global equity and bond markets grind ever higher, abundant signs exist that we are once again living through an asset bubble – or rather a whole series of bubbles in a variety of markets. This makes this period quite interesting, but also quite dangerous. Full Story |
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By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 22 May, 2013 Repeat after us: There is zero chance the Fed is going to tighten…zero chance…zero chance…zero chance. We’ve made this point so often here that it is has practically become a mantra at Rick’s Picks. It has also been amplified, refracted and explicated – though not hotly debated – in our forum, where there are apparently few who expect any change in Fed policy. As how could there be? For even the slightest hint that easing is about to taper off, let alone end, would bring on the Second Great Depression faster than you can say “Hooverville!” Full Story |
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By: Visual Capitalist - 21 May, 2013 An analysis of the Top 50 Gold Mines. Full Story |
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By: Casey Research - 21 May, 2013 How will Russian President Putin's efforts to squeeze the nuclear energy sector affect the uranium market? Full Story |
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By: Dennis Miller - 21 May, 2013 Most people, depending on which side of retirement they’re on, feel they either won’t ever be able to retire or stay retired once they are. Many of us watched our parent’s generation put their retirement savings into CDs paying 6%+ and just living off the interest. With those rates no longer an option, we need other options. This article shares a strategy for never risking more than 1% of your portfolio in any investment and the five point balancing system for deciding if an investment even belongs in your portfolio. Full Story |
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