April 6, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review

While the oil price does continue to creep up, this is not the cause of gold and silver’s rise.

April 6, 2011

Hedge funds short mining stocks are going to get roasted – John Hathaway

Gold's high price in Far East trading came minutes before 3:00 p.m. Hong Kong time...and from there it was a long, slow decline of about eight bucks...and then it bounced…

April 5, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review

The main feature of the day was the rising oil price at $118 for Brent Crude and $108 for West Texas. It continues to creep higher.

April 5, 2011

Arian Silver intercepts high-grade silver at San Jose

Arian Silver Corporation (TSXV: AGQ) (AIM:AGQ) (FRANKFURT: I3A), a silver exploration, development and production company with a focus on projects in the silver belt of Mexico, is pleased to report…

April 5, 2011

Silver demand huge, supply small: Eric Sprott

Monday was a very quiet trading day in the world's gold markets yesterday. It traded ruler flat in the Far East...and only bumped up at the London open...and then climbed…

April 5, 2011

Silver puts gold in the shade

Both gold and silver are having a bull run in India, but silver is definitely having the better run of late and […]

April 4, 2011

Gold and Silver’s Daily Review for 4th April 2011

Overnight Asia lifted the gold price to $1,432. After London opened and the Fix was set at $1,432.50 and €1,008.16 gold traded higher $1,437.35 and €1,011.26 where it held through…

April 4, 2011

Friday in Gold and Silver

All was quiet in the gold market on Friday until the jobs numbers came out at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time yesterday...then gold got hit for over twenty bucks.

April 3, 2011

Peru influence compelling traders to rethink copper

News out of Peru gave traders a reason to pause and rethink on Monday and Tuesday as reports say leftist political candidate […]

April 3, 2011

Gold the King of tangible assets, silver the Queen

Since the Masters of the System have decided to arbitrarily "move the goalposts" to suit themselves by printing money in unlimited quantities, fixing interest rates at artificially low levels, and…