Could we see $3000-$3500 gold in the next run up? Perhaps. Or maybe not. Who knows. We'll look into it below. In part 1, I dug into TA, told you the guys I like the best, but I got some... Continue Reading →
I'm going to catch hell for this, but I'm going to start by saying I think those best at it, that I have seen, are Kevin Wadsworth, Patrick Karim, John Powell, David Brady, Steve Penny, and Gareth Soloway. This is... Continue Reading →
The below is a macro economic analysis of the conditions we are seeing today. This is not financial advice - talk to your financial advisor, but this is meant to show how someone can see the world's events playing out... Continue Reading →
I wanted to share some charts I saw recently, and link some discussions which I feel are very relevant to where we are, and where this is going. Currently, these charts signal my mood. And then Tavi's chart which essentially... Continue Reading →
BLUF (bottom line up from for the squirrels): I look at how I believe the mistake of "sound money" may be pegging cash to gold. I believe gold is real money and should be pegged/fixed to energy. I believe cash... Continue Reading →
Today, I'm at a hold on the majors - eyeballing some things to maybe get in more next week. I'm learning to be a lot more patient than I was when I first started this 3 years ago. Back then,... Continue Reading →
I just saw a Larry Lepard post about Newmont being a double at $3,000 gold - but I had remembered some calculations I did awhile back in Excel on this. Let's face it, however, share prices are of value based... Continue Reading →
I am seeing more and more posts on how a BRICS commodity-backed currency isn't possible. I mean, I don't think anyone really gives it 10 seconds of thought. It's like, "can't be done", and on they go with their day.... Continue Reading →
I'm writing this on the heels of my Tweet this morning on vacation about Ghana and using gold to buy oil. Brent Johnson has been doing some of his normal talk about how he's right and we're wrong, and I... Continue Reading →
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