13 hours ago by admin

As the year end approaches we can be assured the powers that be keep the market on solid footing in a concerted effort to retain what year end bonus and compensation they are due in terms of relative performance to the market. Barring some strange and surprising news, we are likely to continue seein ...

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14 hours ago by Laurence Hunt

9 November 2009 Just in case you wondered where the Federal Reserve's $1.5 trillion in (new) bailout funds are now going, here is the chart to sum it all up for you, courtesy of The Business Insider: Note that we started 2007 with about $800 billion in traditional security holdings. That figure is n ...

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15 hours ago by Vi

The NYT article makes a case for a global gold frenzy. Inside the Global Gold Frenzy HERE, in a corner of Switzerland where Italian is spoken and roughly one-third of the world’s gold is refined into bars and ingots, business is booming. Every day, bangles, bracelets and necklaces arrive in plastic ...

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16 hours ago by Tim

It's funny that, for about four or five months earlier in the year, news outlets like Reuters would cite any changes to the inventory at the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (NYSEArca: GLD) in their morning report on the gold market, sometimes in the headline. That doesn't happen much anymore for reasons that s ...

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16 hours ago by Mr. Volatility

Market Rap 9.November.2009 The risk on trade was on. Stocks strong, dollar weak as gold keeps shinning on.

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18 hours ago by Howard Katz

On November 4, gold pulled back to $1025, and that was the turn. It gained 75 points over the next 6 days, including a 30 day whopper when India bought 200 tonnes of gold from the IMF. On Friday, $1100 was breached (interday on the Comex, Dec. future). Is it too late to become a gold bug? Are you on ...

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20 hours ago by Peter Grandich

I would like to follow-up to both my challenge and market comments made earlier today. First and foremost, I continue to believe the U.S. Stock Market has been in a “mini melt-up” stage, albeit interrupted by a very short correction. I’ve spoken about DJIA 10,500+ for months. Make no mistake about i ...

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22 hours ago by Tom Lydon

Stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs) are being cheered this morning after the Dow Jones Industrial Average soared to hits highest level in a year. Materials and financials are surging, while gold is also touching on new highs. The markets were mainly lifted by a pledge from the Group of 20 to...

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22 hours ago by Mr. Volatility

Communicating with Delivvery, Controvversy and The Timer last night over my own private wire, we discussed the repositioning of the trading accounts into massive amounts of gold and silver. I told them we need more, as I’d like to corner the silver market at some point. I haven’t been this bullish o ...

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1 day ago by Sean Brodrick

Check out the commodity discussion in the IMF statement in a report released over the weekend – “Commodity prices have broken out of their recent trading ranges, after rebounding from their lows earlier in 2009, in part due to U.S. dollar depreciation. Although financial flows have affected price dy ...

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