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Weekly Archive
By: Bill Bonner & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 1 December, 2006
-It is the best of times - and the worst of times - for tourists in London...
-Humpty-Dumpty is still sitting on the great wall of the world market system - presiding...but if he falls, don’t expect anyone to put Humpty-Dumpty back together again...
-Good news for gold bugs...a hedge against an uncertain future...and more! Full Story |
By: Deepcaster - 1 December, 2006
While the Fed-led Cartel has created the illusion of deflation, in fact what we have is stagflation. A declining GDP and massive increases in credit and money supply and OTC derivatives are facts. It is only the "juiced numbers" and manipulated markets which disguise this stagflationary reality, albeit only temporarily. Full Story |
By: D. Stewart Armstrong - 1 December, 2006
First off, allow me to state that this”Guidebook” is not for everyone. It is a reference work, extremely lengthy, comprehensive, somewhat technical, and task specific. It is oriented towards CEO’s and Senior Management of Junior Mining and other Public Companies. However, I sincerely hope individual investors may discover the benefits in it that were intended for them. I had considered offering it in two parts since it is about 14 pages in length, but for organizational reasons, decided against it. Consider “printing it out”, and referring to it from time to time as the need arises. Regardless of who is reading it, or how, or when, I welcome you all. Full Story |
By: Peter Schiff, Euro Pacific Capital, Inc. - 1 December, 2006
It never ceases to amaze how televised media reports on the U.S. economy are almost exclusively about shopping. Such reports almost always feature images of sales clerks frantically stocking shelves and long lines of consumers swiping their credit cards. In contrast, reports about the economy of Japan or China typically include footage of smoke stacks billowing, production lines moving, robots assembling, and people actually making things. Doesn’t it ever occur to anyone producing these segments just how ridiculous this is? Full Story |
By: James Boric & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 30 November, 2006
-Pig farms and hedge funds...the only difference is your respect...and “deep value” is more important than respect...
-The makers...the takers...and everyone in between...
-Uranium and you...wanna go for a run?...and more! Full Story |
By: Antal E. Fekete - 30 November, 2006
Along with John Maynard Keynes (1883-1947), Milton Friedman was the enfant terrible of twentieth-century economics. Thirty-five years apart, the two of them were the great wreckers of the gold standard. George Schultz, a friend of Friedman’s who served in the Nixon administration, says that in 1968 Friedman wrote a letter to president-elect Nixon suggesting that upon inauguration he should unilaterally take the United States off the gold standard (whatever was left of it after president F. D. Roosevelt had wrecked it thirty-five years earlier, in 1933, on advice from Keynes). Full Story |
By: Dudley Baker - 30 November, 2006
Thanks for allowing me to share with your readers some information about Precious Metals Warrants. To your credit, you are one of the few analysts/newsletter writers familiar with warrants, so my big challenge is educating the investment community as to what warrants are, and why investors should consider including them in their portfolios. My service is an online market data service in which we provide the complete details on all warrants trading on the U.S. & Canadian exchanges for the mining and energy companies. Full Story |
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 30 November, 2006
Here's a story that nicely encapsulates these interesting economic times, from the front page of Wednesday's San Francisco Examiner: "Agassi suffers a loss – in sale of Tiburon home." Who could have predicted, just a few short years ago, that someone selling a home for $20 million would have lost money? But Agassi most surely did, since the sale price is about $3 million less than he paid for his Bay Area dacha five years ago. Full Story |
By: James Turk & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 29 November, 2006
-Apparently, we live in a magical land where gumdrop houses line the streets...and were the Dow will never fall...
-A situation straight out of a James Bond movie...lunching with Milton Friedman...
-Ancient Rome...the Tales of Ovid...Christianity...and more! Full Story |
By: Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster - 29 November, 2006
Every month some new usage is found for silver and this time it is embedded into clothing. It is not new, but it is catching on. This is the silver bullet for keeping the stink out of your socks and other clothing such as underwear, workout clothes, travel outfits and hiking and hunting gear. Silver-coated textiles for use in the burgeoning market for high performance apparel. Silver kills odor – causing bacteria and neutralizes ammonia; it also conducts body heat, keeping the wearer warm in cold weather and cool in hot weather. Full Story |
By: Richard Daughty, The MOGAMBO GURU - 29 November, 2006
I spent most of last week turning off alarms in the Formidable Mogambo Bunker (FMB), as the plunge of the dollar set off all kinds of the damned things, all blanging and clanging and ringing and buzzing, including the alarms that I installed as backups to the primary alarms in case they failed, and now who in the hell knows where the switches are to turn them all off? Not me, it turns out! Full Story |
By: David N. Vaughn, Gold Letter, Inc. - 29 November, 2006
Well, I personally think you would have to be both asleep and stupid not to recognize both gold and uranium at this time. But would you believe I still get emails where folks are hanging back because they just don’t want to invest in uranium mining companies? And why not? We invest in base metals and resource stocks across the board. I like to concentrate and give special attention to whatever may be hottest at the moment and uranium definitely fills this bill. Your loss though if you choose to ignore uranium Full Story |
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 29 November, 2006
Wall Street took a hawkish speech by Helicopter Ben in stride Tuesday as stocks turned in a mixed performance on signs that inflation evidently is still a concern at the Fed. It’s hard to understand why the bankers should be so worried, given that home prices on Tuesday recorded their biggest drop since the government began tracking the statistic 38 years ago. Full Story |
By: Addison Wiggin & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 28 November, 2006
-Ka-Boom! While everyone is enjoying this explosion...we’ll sit here and wait for the Ka-Bust...
-The “new global imperial cycle” gives the United States an advantage...too bad this advantage is based on false positives...
-Michael Kinsley offers proof that the market is irrational...or does he...no, he doesn’t...and more! Full Story |
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By: radio.goldseek.com - 27 November, 2006
* In the first hour, Bob Chapman shares his thoughts on this weeks gold and silver markets. Bob divulges one of his hot stock picks from the pages of his International Forecaster. He explains why gold will climb to $1,500+ and then soar as high as $3,500. Jack Chan and Gary Kaltbaum are enjoying a much deserved Thanksgiving vacation. The first hour wraps up with the Spotlight Pick of the week. If you'd like to be added to the Spotlight Pick email list for each weeks ticker symbols and related information, send a message to: goldseekradio@hughes.net
* A world class stock analyst,Greg McCoach explains in the second hour why the gold and silver bull market has years to run. With over three thousand precious metals stocks to choose from, Greg has narrowed his list to less than one hundred. In fact, of his 64 career picks, 12 have soared 1000%, 41 percent have doubled and he has picked merely three lemons. Greg says the dollar will continue its slide and that gold will reach 4 digits as soon as next year. The housing market is also making him nervous. Home prices are only beginning to unravel and the market will decline an additional 50% before the bubble fully deflates. Greg says not to panic, falling prices is good news for renters as well as families interested in a bargain. He offers advice to investors interested in house hunting.
Peter Spina's Gold Resource Corp. Report can be viewed in its entirety here. Full Story |
By: The Mogambo Guru & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 27 November, 2006
-Keep your eyes on the dollar...more homebuyers are getting cold feet...
-The biggest TGIF moment of the year for retail stores...take the commodities correction in stride...
-What’s after a quadrillion? Well, thanks to the derivatives market, you might find out...and more! Full Story |
By: Douglas V. Gnazzo - 27 November, 2006
The Congress of Vienna of 1815 envisioned Europe as a group of individual nation-states, each with standing armies, using treaties and diplomacy to maintain the balance of power. Statehood or nationalism was the choice of the day. Not so 100 years later. Full Story |
By: Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster - 26 November, 2006
The world central banks believe they can float the world economy on liquidity. That’s all the financial centers of the world talk about. We see a disconnect in a year or so when the central banks give up the experiment that they know has failed so many times. When the money and credit spigots are turned off there will only be one refuge and that is gold. The world is about to witness the worst economy since the 1930s, and only the informed and agile will survive. Full Story |
By: John Mauldin, Millenium Wave Advisors - 26 November, 2006
It's a slow Thanksgiving Friday, and I decided I would rather be writing to you than shopping in the malls. In fact, I would pay good money not to go to the malls today. Which my kids think I am because they pointed out on Thanksgiving the amazing values I am missing, particularly on items they think should be on my Christmas shopping list. And I agree, I am surprised by the level of discounting, and believe those prices will be there in a few weeks when I actually get around to shopping. Full Story |
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