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Fans of Gerald Celente MUST listen to this Ann Barnhardt interview on the Financial Sense Newshour. She makes Celente look like a schoolboy with her rants, as she calls for a heaping order of justice that includes the execution – yes, execution – of Jon Corzine. Barnhardt is a seasoned veteran of the futures market […]
by Josh Saunders, Great Pacific Trading Company Oil continues to mirror the run up in the stock market. The financial cheerleaders continue to talk the markets higher all the while failing to mention that oil has snuck back to nearly $100 a barrel. To make matters worse, Brent Crude is trading at $112 a barrel. As […]
The bumper US corn crop of 2011 has turned into a disappointment, leaving global corn stockpiles at a three-year low. Courtesy of Bloomberg via The Daily Crux: The U.S. is reaping its smallest corn harvest in three years after a drought damaged what was a record crop as recently as July, driving annual prices to […]
by Josh Saunders, Great Pacific Trading Company Welcome to a market driven by huge amounts of liquidity and an ever changing regulatory landscape. While the talking heads of the financial pornography stations cheer the latest rise in the markets they fail to see much of the bigger consequences of the liquidity fueled rally. Below is […]
Who’s Right About Commodities: Bears or Bulls? By Marin Katusa, Casey Research In the last few weeks a slow slide in commodity prices – metals in particular – has turned into a full-scale nosedive. All through 2011 copper had remained essentially between US$4 and $4.50 a pound, but on September 11 it dropped below that range […]
We’ve been highlighting uranium a lot all year long because, well, things look pretty bullish for the yellow metal! Last week we ran a piece from Agora’s Byron King, who really likes Cameco. You can read all of our recent uranium analysis here. Doug Casey: Glowing Prospects for Uranium On September 22, 2011, Karen Roche […]
We’ve talked a ton about uranium this year – I think we’ve talked it right down to the cellar! Here’s a link to our uranium archives if you’d like to catch up on our bullish uranium thesis. While the timing of the articles was bad, resource expert Byron King agrees that the core story remains […]
Energy guru James Dines thinks that uranium is a screaming buy right now – the buy of a lifetime, in fact. Here’s his analysis, which he shared with Financial Sense’s Jim Puplava. I think it’s one of the great profit opportunities available right now and I’ll explain why. The announcement that Germany’s going to close […]
30 Million Barrels – A Drop In The Bucket by Carl Swenlin Last week the administration released 30 million barrels of crude from the nation’s strategic reserve. This represents about a day-and-a-half of our current usage, so it is really just a drop in the bucket and not likely to have a significant effect on […]
On this blog, no less? 🙂 I noticed this beauty after publishing the Jim Rogers post: I have a third-party vendor manage the placement of banner ads on my blog, so I don’t deal directly with the companies that place them. I couldn’t help myself, and had to click – I was taken to the […]
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