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June 30, 2011
in Canadian, M&A, commodities, gold, metals, mining, news and updates, precious metals
About three years ago now, right before the big August-September 2008 crash, I had bought some shares of Hinterland Metals, which I later regretted and explained why it became one of the stocks I wish I hadn’t bought.
If you had also bought Hinterland Metals, and you’ve checked into your brokerage account in the last week, [...]
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January 23, 2011 · 1 comment
in Asia, BRIC, China, February, central banks, forecasts, foreign investment, gold, indicators, international economy, market reports, market timing, market trends, metals, precious metals, seasonal investing, special dates, wealth transfer
Chinese New Year typically involves a lot of gold buying, just like the Indian marriage season in late summer and Autumn. How much higher will the price of gold go as a result of the Chinese New Year?
This year’s Chinese New Year (or Lunar New Year) occurs on February 3rd and celebrations will last until [...]
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December 26, 2010 · 2 comments
in 2011, US debt, bubble, bull market, coins, commodities, currencies, forecasts, gold, precious metals, silver
2010 was one of the best years on record for gold and silver – and predictions for gold and silver performance in 2011 are shaping up to be as varied and dynamic as they were back at the end of 2009, when everyone was calling for the gold bubble to burst.
Three Things That Would Kill the [...]
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October 11, 2010 · 4 comments
in bubble, central banks, coins, collapse, commodities, gold, hedging, investing, precious metals, wealth protection
How high gold can go in October and November now that gold prices have risen for 12 out of the past 14 days can be determined by evaluating how parabolic the gold chart looks but must be weighed against the fact that central banks have been continuously purchasing gold for reserves, and Barrick CEO Aaron [...]
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October 1, 2010
in 2010, Jim Rogers, Obama, October, Peter Schiff, bull market, commodities, currencies, gold, hedging, hyperinflation, indicators, inflation, market reports, market trends, precious metals, seasonal investing
Gold prices broke out past the $1300/oz mark later in September, just as I predicted in my post on gold prices in August. It didn’t take much market turmoil or negative market news to push gold higher – just the promise of QE lite in November and the prospect that the midterm elections will remain [...]
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August 30, 2010 · 3 comments
in bull market, commodities, economy, gold, indicators, investing, market reports, market timing, precious metals
Gold is now itching to break through its 6-week high. Q4 is usually the strongest quarter for gold, so you might want to get ready for it. Remember just six months ago when everyone was talking about the bubble in gold around $1100/oz?
This time last year, you laughed when gold was $950/oz.
But over a period [...]
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November 18, 2009 · 2 comments
in ETF(s), commodities, infrastructure, investing, precious metals
Platinum may be a precious metal, but it has more industrial uses than gold (the chief use being the metal used for catalytic converters in cars). For that reason, and because it is traded less than gold, platinum costs more per ounce.
So if you want to make a hybrid infrastructure/precious metals play, platinum might be [...]
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