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Written by Trendsman Research |
Wed Jul 07 10 02:34 ET
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Tell this to a baby boomer or a middle aged person and they would be quite skeptical. Their neighborhood financial advisor or planner doesn't advocate Gold. It is too dangerous. It could drop to $500. Gold stocks? Hell no! After failing to get you out of stocks not once but twice in the last ten years, your advisor tells you its time to play it safe. You need to save more.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Mon Jun 21 10 10:58 ET
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It is not exactly groundbreaking analysis to say that whats good for Gold is generally good for Silver. As observers of the precious metals know, Silver tends to lag Gold but eventually catch up quickly. In the long-term sense, Silver is still a year or two behind Gold as Gold has broken above all resistance levels. Technically speaking, we do favor Gold over the next few months, but ultimately, Silver is poised to catch up with vengeance.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Fri Jun 04 10 00:56 ET
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Gold remains on track (as far as our template). Here is the potential bullish outcome. longer Gold holds above $1160 and that trendline, the more likely the bullish outcome.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Sat May 29 10 12:42 ET
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As we've discussed recently, persistent deflationary forces do not augur for a repeat of Japan circa 1990s or the US in the 1930s. Instead, because of the inability of government's to finance their current and future debt burden (there is a dearth of domestic savings and global capital), deflationary forces will ultimately lead to severe inflation or hyperinflation. In today's missive, we explain how this will happen but in various stages.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Thu May 20 10 02:37 ET
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Recently, I had written about how a deflationary impulse in the capital markets would be a catalyst for the gold stocks. This turned out to be accurate as stocks and commodities weakened while treasuries and the US Dollar advanced. Gold and gold stocks also moved higher. Nevermind the comments I received about how we are in an inflationary period and Gold will go down in a deflationary period.
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Written by Saxobank |
Fri May 07 10 11:43 ET
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Financial markets experienced one of the most dramatic weeks in years as sovereign debt worries triggered an avalanche of risk reduction. The Euro remained under pressure all week as the market viewed the Greek bail out with scepticism and renewed selling pressure on southern European government debt and banking stocks followed. Investors seeking a safe haven from the turmoil drove ten year government bond yields in Germany down to a record low at 2.8%.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Thu May 06 10 01:10 ET
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In the wake of continuing global financial turmoil, we hear quite a bit about 'safe havens.' Ask someone today and they'd tell you that the US Treasuries are a safe haven and probably Gold also. On a day-to-day basis, certainly the US Dollar and US Treasuries are safe havens. The financial media loves to point that out while noting big single day losses in Gold.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Thu Apr 29 10 12:05 ET
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Since early 2009 we've written about the super-bullish long-term cup and handle pattern in Gold. It dates back to 1980 and has a logarithmic target of about $2,100. We noted that previous cup and handle patterns in Gold all reached their logarithmic target1. We expect that this move to $2,100 will be the recognition move that awakens the masses to the Gold bull market and the reality of severe inflation in the near future.
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Thu Apr 08 10 11:21 ET
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Over the last few weeks we've been writing about potential macroeconomic developments, which will drive Gold in the near term and in the years ahead. We thought we'd take a break from that and focus on what we enjoy most: analyzing technicals and sentiment. We track many different things for sentiment (including public opinion, Rydex data and of course the COT reports).
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Written by Trendsman Research |
Mon Apr 05 10 21:39 ET
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Lately we've been writing about the importance of the bond market. Want a hint if we will have hyperinflation? Follow the bond market. Japan and the US in the 1930s didn't have hyperinflation because there were enough domestic savings to finance the expansion of the government.
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