Our concentration in the International Speculator, at the moment, is mining. It hasn’t always been that way, nor will it be in the future. But it’s been the best possible place to be for the last five years, and I expect that will remain the case for about the same time going forward. Simply, the trend is our friend, for a number of reasons. Among those is the well-established progression of market phases: Stealth, Wall of Worry, and Mania. Full Story
By: Bill Bonner & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 10 November, 2006
-Another important Daily Reckoning rant...be concerned with what’s really going on... -Wouldn’t it be nice to have a Krugerrand or two in your pocket?... -If you’re buying a home in Phoenix, you’ll have a lot to choose from...and more! Full Story
BALTIMORE, MD—Uranium prices have recently gone ballistic, tacking on 7.1% last week. This climb represents the biggest weekly gain in over two decades. But according to one analyst, the party is far from over. Full Story
By: Richard Benson, www.sfgroup.org - 10 November, 2006
My first experience with a mob of American children was a job I had working in my hometown park while in high school. At one summer party, my job was to hand out candy to the children. I grew impatient handing it out piece by piece so to speed up the process, I started throwing it by the handfuls to the kids. I was shocked as their response was immediate and totally unexpected. I was soon chased through the park by a hungry mob of excited children who wanted their candy, and they wanted it now. This fond memory reminds me of the American consumer today because they continue to behave very much like those excited children. Full Story
By: James Boric & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 9 November, 2006
-He who undertakes a project is responsible for the outcome...too bad this doesn’t apply to Rumsfeld...or any of today’s political leaders... -“Oops! Miscalculation led Fed to keep money cheap too long,” The Philadelphia Inquirer explains... -Saddam was convicted of killing 148 people...so why does he look so composed...and more! Full Story
By: Peter Schiff, Euro Pacific Capital, Inc. - 9 November, 2006
Now that the Democrats have likely taken control of both houses of Congress, some on Wall Street are cheering the return of government “gridlock.” The idea is that in a divided government each party stymies the other, resulting in no new legislation and no need to reformulate business plans. Companies and investors feel more comfortable with the devil they know. As legislation often does more harm then good, gridlock can be seen as being friendly to business and good for the economy. Full Story
By: James Finch, StockInterview.com - 9 November, 2006
Overview: Primary moly production is a necessary component in the market due to its higher quality, which is necessary to blend with what is often an off spec product coming out of the byproduct mines. Full Story
By: Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster - 9 November, 2006
You are seeing the last manipulated gasp of a faltering economy. The recession began in January and some of the pros and others are just catching on. Bogus figures galore. Only a cretin would believe unemployment was dropped to 4.3% before an election. You may recall that unemployment was 4.4% in April of 2001, one year after we called the top of the stock market. Two years later it was 6.3%. Don’t be fooled by unemployment figures – they lag the economy by a year or more. Full Story
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 9 November, 2006
This is a stock market that loves to break all the rules, so perhaps we should expect the nagging uncertainties of a still-unsettled Congressional election to cause shares to rise. Wall Street supposedly abhors nothing so much as a future that is up in the air, but we may not know for weeks whether the Democrats will control both houses of Congress. Full Story
By: Dan Amoss & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 8 November, 2006
-Republicans lose control of the House...but the damage is done...our reputation throughout the world is tarnished... -Daniel Ortega is again the leader of Nicaragua...what does this mean for investors?... -The housing situation is getting worse...and more! Full Story
By: Richard Daughty, The MOGAMBO GURU - 8 November, 2006
Oddly enough, I felt that things were "back to normal" when I saw that the Federal Reserve increased Total Fed Credit by $2.6 billion last week. This TFC is the magical fount from which spews (like vomit, if I may use a disgusting but highly-appropriate metaphor) regular increases of credit available to banks, created from literally nothing, at the literal touch of a button, and that new credit in the banks becomes more money when (and if) it is borrowed. Full Story
By: David N. Vaughn, Gold Letter, Inc. - 7 November, 2006
Don’t forget our goal is to follow this market and to keep our eyes on ALL the resources…including the very hot energy play uranium. Should we be observing uranium right now? Our sure loss if we don’t. And while uranium will never be a currency it is becoming today the energy vehicle of choice as the entire world is turning once again to nuclear power for its energy needs. So high energy costs and a debased currency can create tremendous profit opportunities …yes. The issue in these essays is really not just about gold but making money. Full Story
By: Susan Walker & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 7 November, 2006
-China now has enough reserves to buy America’s farmland...all of it... -Is nuclear power making a comeback? You bet uranium it is... -We’ve always liked Vancouver, and here’s a reason you should, too...Nicaragua gets a new leader...and more! Full Story
Election time is fast approaching with only two days to go. Will the Democrats win back the coveted ground they used to hold, or will business continue as usual? We are of the opinion that it matters not who is elected, be it Democrat or Republican – either way business will continue as usual. It is what it is until it isn’t. Full Story
By: The Mogambo Guru & The Daily Reckoning Crew - 6 November, 2006
-Gold is nature’s antidote to human financial chicanery... -As housing comes down...look for a redefinition of the phrase ‘soft landing’... -Readers respond to WWII and Wal-Mart...and more! Full Story
By: Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster - 6 November, 2006
Gold is a monetary instrument. It is the only real currency. That makes it very difficult to compare gold against anything except competing currencies. A good example is the euro. All was well until gold broke above 350 euros to an ounce of gold. When that happened thinking people realized that gold was a better dollar hedge than the euro. It’s been more than 1-1/2 years since that important event and gold is still rising versus the dollar and the euro and all other currencies. Full Story
After a review of the top business headlines, this weeks show starts off with Peter Spina's new radio segment. Peter is a leading gold, silver and uranium stock analyst with an incredible track record. Just how high will silver climb in the next 12 months, Peter will shock and awe you with his forecast. Next up, Michael Johnson from the Liberty Dollar stops by to discuss the alarming government announcement regarding Liberty rounds. With over $20 million worth of Liberty dollars circulating among 100,000 people, the Liberty's success may be its own undoing and it appears to be rattling the supporters of the unsound monetary system. Michael sites GATA's recent response that the government reserves its right to confiscate gold in the interest of the nation during a crisis. Next, Gary Kaltbaum gives his thoughts on the short term market technicals. The first hour wraps up with, Goldseek Radios spotlight pick of the week.
In the second hour, Chris Mayer has identified what appears to be the next golden opportunity. We're all hot for black and yellow gold, Chris thinks blue gold is the the place to start investing next. Guess how many gallons of water it takes to produce a single automobile? thousand says Chris, and it must all be treated. Chris tells us just how to participate in this booming sector with diversification and safety rolled into one ticker symbol. Next, The diligent investor, Todd Schoenberger stops helps Goldseek Radio listeners improve their stock portfolios performance. Todd says the signs are here for a new bull run in the crude oil sector. He offers two related stock picks which appear to be gearing up to profit from the new off shore drilling bill before Congress. Goldseek Radios intrepid Bob Chapman is expected to return next week. Full Story
By: John Mauldin, Millenium Wave Advisors - 5 November, 2006
With each new slice of economic data the past few weeks, the bond market decided that the economy was getting softer and the potential for the Fed to start cutting rates was growing. Rates have been drifting down for the past few weeks. And then came today's unemployment numbers. The unemployment rate dropped to 4.4%. The bond market simply threw up. Yields on the 10-year bond rose a breathtaking 12 basis points in just a few hours. Full Story
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