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Here’s a great Felix Zulauf interview – the most in-depth I’ve heard in months – courtesy of GoldMoney’s James Turk. Zulauf remains bullish on gold, bearish on the future of the Eurozone, and generally cautious about the global economy. And here’s some more recent coverage of Felix Zulauf. Hat tip JL for the heads up […]
By Carl Swenlin QUESTION: Carl, I have read a lot of articles recently indicating gold miner stocks should go up and outpace gold. So far nothing but a drop in goldminers. Would it be possible for you to show charts of GDX and GDXJ with your comments on one of your daily posts? Thank you […]
by Carl Swenlin In the last month or so gold has formed a double top that could be the start of a much needed correction for the metal. Specifically the chart below shows an Adam & Eve double top. The first top is sharp and spiky, and the second is more rounded, depicting a labored […]
Camped out in my Long Beach hotel room (for my sister-in-law’s first wedding of the week…yes, wedding 1 of 2), I just caught Dennis Gartman on CNBC, giving is take on today’s bloodbath in the gold market: ”I pay great attention to something technicans call an outside reversal – that is, the market made an all-time […]
Is Gold a Sure Thing? by Carl Swenlin, President and Founder, DecisionPoint.com With global politicians (and a great many of their constituents) unable to come to grips with impossible levels of debt and spending, it seems that gold is an easy and certain way to hedge against the disaster that seems unavoidable. The logic seems perfect, […]
Here are some charts on China’s demand for gold that’ll make your jaw drop. Courtesy of Frank Holmes, writing for Kitco.com: The World Gold Council (WGC) released its quarterly “Gold Demand Trends” report last week and, as always, it was filled with fascinating data on the strength of the global gold market. Gold demand grew […]
Ask anyone who remembers the 1970’s – there’s no inflation like wage inflation, which has a nasty habit of perpetuating across the economy at large. With Chinese leaders about to convene for some chalk talk around their next five year plan – and raising wages near the top of their agenda – what does this […]
Sentiment on the dollar is in the tank – and we’ve got a pretty decent crisis on our hands in the Middle East. So you’d think with all the bad news already priced into the buck that this turmoil would be enough to send the dollar sprinting higher. Good guess…but thus far, an incorrect one! […]
A 1930’s style executive order against gold was delivered by the Dutch Central Bank to a pension fund, Zero Hedge reports: Perhaps the most stunning example of what may be in store for asset managers and pension funds (and possibly retail holders) who dare to challenge central bank monetary authority comes from the Netherlands, where […]
Richard Russell dismisses the chatter about a bubble in gold in his latest Dow Theory Letter. Here’s an excerpt, courtesy of our friends at The Daily Crux: Question: Russell, what do you make of all the talk about gold being in a bubble? Answer: I’ve seen a number of bubbles in my life, and they […]
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