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By: Sol Palha, Tactical Investor - 8 February, 2010 Looking further down the line (7-12 months ahead) there are going to be many opportunities in the commodity's sector as the world’s central governments are going to continue to destroy their currencies. Furthermore, supplies of many key commodities are declining across the board. The precious metals sector is certainly going to shine strongly over the long term as central bankers are creating new money at a mind numbing rate. Full Story |
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By: Richard Daughty, The Mogambo Guru - 8 February, 2010 Being absolutely Frightened Out Of My Mind (FOOMM) about inflation, I am always looking at how much things cost and seeing if there is any inflation, so that the next time somebody tells me that inflation is “tame, benign, absent, nothing to worry about”, I can shake my proof in their stupid little faces and say, “Oh, yeah? Then what do you call this, ya moron?” Full Story |
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By: Dr. Ron Paul, U.S. Congressman - 8 February, 2010 Last week, the House approved another increase in the national debt ceiling. This means the government can borrow $1.9 trillion more to stay afloat and avoid default. It has been little more than a year since the last debt limit increase, and graphs showing the debt limit over time show a steep, almost vertical trend. Full Story |
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By: Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors Inc. - 8 February, 2010 The U.S. dollar was up last week against the euro out of fear of how debt problems in Greece and elsewhere in Europe will be resolved, and as a result gold had a tough week. The dollar’s rally appears to be a short-term safe haven move, rather than a response to improving economic conditions in the U.S. Full Story |
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By: Captain Hook - 8 February, 2010 Major stock market indices put in outside weekly reversals last week, which is a bearish technical indication the intermediate-term trend may have finally rejoined the primary forces that would see prices far lower were it not for official intervention. And although this intervention is now getting talked about in the press in a more intelligent fashion, even if only on a very limited basis, it should be understood most remain oblivious to what makes the stock market world go round. Full Story |
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By: GoldSeek.com - 8 February, 2010 We are currently seeking a full time webmaster and server administrator to provide website support services. This will include server and database management, software maintenance along with site monitoring and development support. Full Story |
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By: Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT - 8 February, 2010 Needless to say, Thursday was nothing short of an orgasmic day for Gold bears and Dollar bulls. The precious metals complex crumbled along with the Euro, while the greenback was higher. In fact, it was such a bad day that Gold officially lost its safe-haven status, according to CNBC[1]. This was also noted by Elliot Wave[2] and The Business Insider[3]. All proclaimed that Gold was no safe haven. Full Story |
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By: Howard S. Katz - 8 February, 2010 Gold’s action was scary last week – for all those who focus only on the short term. But these are precisely the people who cannot see the big picture. And because they cannot see the big picture they cannot predict the big move. And the big money, I remind you, is made in the big move. Full Story |
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By: Axel Merk - 8 February, 2010 The world’s attention is on the fiscal malaise in Greece and Portugal. Just a few months ago, policy makers told banks to shore up their balance sheets with more sovereign debt. However, policy makers around the world have since raced to spend money in an attempt to reinvigorate their respective economies, leading to record deficits. Now everyone appears surprised that weaker countries are having difficulty financing their largesse. Full Story |
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By: Trace Mayer, J.D. - 8 February, 2010 Having read all of the Berkshire Hathaway Chairmen’s letters I can attest that there are many pearls of investing wisdom contained therein. I prefer to keep my capital safe and not dependent on insolvent banks, which are barbarous relics compared to digital gold currency, in order for my checks to clear. Just look at the FDIC failed institution list. Nevertheless, the Great Credit Contraction grinds on and it appears the next round is imminent; a Laboon is coming. Full Story |
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