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With gold ramping over the past few days I've had a lot of reader questions about the best way to play this or even if now is the right time. One of my favorite ways to play gold is through the miners, particularly the junior miners demonstrating an ability to consitently grow production. At the...
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Economists are responding to weakening economic data by slashing their U.S. GDP growth estimates. JP Morgan's economists now say growth will top out at 1% in the fourth quarter, and slow to 0.5% in the first quarter of 2012. Goldman Sachs has already reported there is a 1 in 3 chance the U.S. will...
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Goldman Sachs says there is a 1 in 3 chance the U.S. will slip back into recession. Harvard economics professor Martin Feldstein from Harvard University is says it’s 50/50. At least one strategist is saying the U.S. economy is already in recession. Investors aren’t waiting around to see who’s...
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Toronto, Ontario Silver's up 16% this year and 106% since this time a year ago. Small Cap Investor PRO's silver stocks are up double and triple digits and still have massive upside potential. Click here for the latest proprietary research . The Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada...
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*****Intel's Problem *****Strong Like Bull *****Silver Eagles Fellow Investor, Congratulations to the Green Bay Packers and their Super Bowl victory last night. It was an entertaining game. Though I have to say, the halftime show featuring the Black Eyed Peas wasn't my cup of tea. But I guess...
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*****How to Play the Irish Bailout *****U.S. Dollar vs. euro *****One Ounce Silver American Eagle Fellow Investor, It’s one of those situations in investing that often defies logic – and leads to big opportunities. When the majority of investors become convinced that a trade can only go one...
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"Durango - the Spaniards dream - lies in the heart of the famous Sierra Madre Mountains. Its beautiful climate, ancient forests, graceful plains and above all, its wonderful wealth of gold and silver and copper - together with an abundance of water - have combined to make it a perfect Utopia."...
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November 19, 2010 *****The Market Feels Heavy *****Silver Eagle *****The Fed Fires Back Fellow Investor, The good vibes from the GM IPO and the bailout potential for Ireland took the S&P 500 back above support/resistance at 1,192. We'll see how long the good vibes last. Despite yesterday's...
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Fellow Investor, QE2 has unleashed a raging bull market for gold and silver. But the falling dollar is also pushing oil prices higher, too. Oil is zeroing in on its 52-week high. And oil stocks have been performing very well. Now, as you now, I was recently at the Association for the Study of Peak Oil...
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Gold continued to make news yesterday and today, but most investors still don’t realize that it’s silver that has posted much better gains this year. In fact, silver has more than doubled gold’s gains, year-to-date: Rick de los Reyes, a metals and mining analyst at T. Rowe Price recently...
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At $1,390 an ounce, gold prices are at an all time. Silver is at a 30-year high. Agricultural commodities like fertilizer are also moving toward new highs. Economists are warning that these commodities could continue to move higher in price for several months. And the stocks of companies selling these...
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Gold prices rose $45 an ounce today as investors flocked to the ultimate store of value after Fed Chief Ben Bernanke renewed his attack on the U.S. dollar with another round of quantitative easing. Called QE2, the Fed will spend as much as $900 billion to buy U.S. Treasury bonds as a way to keep the...
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On a recent CNBC appearance the legendary commodity investor and hedge fund manager Jim Rogers discussed the consequences of a global trade war. Rogers said: "If the trade war gets worse, that's the end of the game. The world economy is going to be in trouble for a long time to come". This...
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The Wall Street Journal recently reported some good news for ETF investors. One of the largest brokerage services, TD Ameritrade, recently announced that it is cutting transaction costs to zero for over 100 different exchange traded funds (ETFs). The news follows other announcements from brokerage services...
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On Friday, gold prices hit another high, the second in two days. August delivery gold futures hit $1,261.40 during the trading day. Investors, concerned about the inflationary monetary policy from the U.S. and debt-laden euro-zone nations and the United Kingdom and slowing momentum of global growth,...