July 10, 2010

The Fed and the IMF say:

Gold pretty much traded sideways during the Far East session… with the gold’s low of the day… such as it was… occurring […]

July 10, 2010

Double Silver Tops

This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on July 9th, 2010 You read a lot recently about “double dip” and it […]

July 9, 2010

Gold and Silver’s Daily Review for 9th July 2010

“Gold started the day in Asia stronger, recovering back to the $1,200 level, but not pushing though it.   Just before New York […]

July 8, 2010

China Won’t Dump U.S. Treasuries or Pile Into Gold

Unbeknownst to me at the time I sent in yesterday’s commentary, the low at the Hong Kong close at 5:30 a.m. Eastern time on […]

July 8, 2010

Gold and Silver’s Daily Review for 8th July 2010

“The Gold Fix in London this morning was $1,201.25 after closing in New York around $1,204.   London tended to slip during the […]

July 8, 2010

Gold and Silver – There’s bad news and good news!

“The future ain’t what it used to be” -Yogi Berra- Judging by several E-mails I’ve received from anxious readers of my articles […]

July 7, 2010

The recent drop in silver prices was due mainly to the manipulative tactics of the US bullion banks.

As can be seen by the price action of silver in the last week, prices of this metal can be very volatile. […]

July 7, 2010

European Banks Use Gold Reserves to Raise Cash

The gold price was pretty choppy in Far East trading.  It’s impossible to read anything into the this sort of price action […]

July 7, 2010

Gold and Silver’s Daily Review for 7th July 2010

“The Gold Fix in London this morning was $1,186.00 after a quiet Asia looking at a weaker technical picture for gold than […]

July 6, 2010

Obama’s New Iran Sanctions: An Act of War

With the U.S. closed for the long weekend yesterday, not much happened in the gold market on Monday… although gold came under […]