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By: GoldSeek.com - 30 September, 2011

COT Gold, Silver and US Dollar Index Report - September 30, 2011. Full Story

By: Chris Waltzek, GoldSeek.com Radio - 30 September, 2011

When the G20 meeting people get together, they do have schemes that they’re putting together that we don’t know about and it was an engineered fall in the precious metals market. We’re learning now that Central Banks are dumping gold and we also understand that the higher the price of gold goes, the less people want to buy their fiat currency. And that, to us, was an engineered move on many different levels, and they’re trying to scare people out of precious metals. Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, GoldForecaster.com - 30 September, 2011

With the Eurozone bailout package almost doubled in size to cope with Greece, Ireland and maybe Portugal, to €over400 billion, the markets smiled at first, but then sank back into trepidation as the Italian government had to pay the highest interest ever for funds at yesterday’s auction. This tells us that the concept of ‘contagion’ is moving from probable to reality now. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash, Bullion Vault - 30 September, 2011

WHOLESALE gold prices drifted lower in London after rising in Asia on Friday morning, set for their biggest monthly drop against the Dollar since the Lehmans' crash of Oct. 2008 but finishing the third-quarter of 2011 more than 13% higher. Full Story

By: GoldSeek.com Radio - 29 September, 2011

GoldSeek.com Radio: Gerald Celente & Chris Waltzek. Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, GoldForecaster.com - 29 September, 2011

Germany has supported the expansion of the Eurozone bailout fund with a strong vote supporting Chancellor Merkel. This costs Germans an extra $120 billion, but postpones the Greek default. It is important to emphasize that just in case we all breathe a sigh of relief. The Eurozone crisis has by no means gone away. We expect an orderly Greek default later this year, with a haircut on Greek debt, an immediate recapitalization of Greek banks, European guarantees for restructured Greek debt and conditional fiscal support. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash, Bullion Vault - 29 September, 2011

WHOLESALE PRICES for silver and gold gave back an early rally in London trade Thursday morning, trading at $1615 and $30.15 per ounce respectively as Eurozone stock markets rose after the German parliament approved extra financial support for weaker member states. Full Story

By: GoldSeek.com Radio - 28 September, 2011

Let’s begin our discussion with gold and silver. You know, investors were hoping for QE3 but the FOMC, well, they disappointed the markets last week, unleashing instead Operation Twist. How do you rate Ben Bernanke’s latest plan? Full Story

By: Adrian Ash, Bullion Vault - 28 September, 2011

Try starting by noting that, whatever your advisor's stance on gold today – long, short or indifferent – the recent run towards $2000 per ounce begs the question: How in the hell did this unyielding, relatively useless lump of metal get here? Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, GoldForecaster.com - 28 September, 2011

Just as in 2008 we saw a complete change of financial climate, so we are on the brink of another change of climate. Our hunger for a safe comfort zone can often persuade us to overlook the full force of the danger that’s coming. That’s where we are now. Full Story

By: Adrian Ash, Bullion Vault - 28 September, 2011

"I doubt if [the gold price ] will go to $2000 an ounce in 2011," says Jim Rogers, investment author, founder in the 1970s of the highly successful Quantum Fund with George Soros, and now chairman of Rogers Holdings.

"Gold is more likely to have a correction which will last for several weeks, several months," Rogers tells the Economic Times of India in an interview. Full Story

By: Chintan Karnani, Insignia Consultants - 28 September, 2011

We still need to wait and watch over the developments in Europe. Technically gold, silver, copper and crude oil are bullish but they need to hold to current prices else another round of selling. There is speculation that the European central bank may cut interest rates anytime in October. Brazil is also expected to cut interest rates. Interest rate cuts are always positive for gold and other high risk assets. Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, GoldForecaster.com - 27 September, 2011

There doesn’t seem to be a day without some more crisis pressure. On Thursday Angel Merkel has to achieve parliamentary support for Germany’s backing of the Greek debt crisis. The present mood at ground level is not to give such support. If Germany fails to give support, investor confidence in the Eurozone would be shatters and its debt crisis morph into a global banking crisis quickly. We are of the opinion that Greece should have defaulted a very long time ago for its own case and that of the Eurozone. We also believe that it is just about inevitable that Greece will default. It is also clear that the funds needed to remove the crisis are vast and if based on debt, unlikely to be repaid in a decade or more. That way, though would give time to right off debt and feed in newly printed money. Full Story

By: Ben Traynor, BullionVault - 27 September, 2011

U.S. DOLLAR prices to buy gold rose to $1676 an ounce Tuesday morning London time – a 9% gain on yesterday's spot market low – as stocks and commodities also rallied and government bonds fell as reports circulated that European officials were drawing up new plans to battle the ongoing debt crisis. Full Story

By: Chintan Karnani, Insignia Consultants - 27 September, 2011

It remains to be seen how long the fall continues in commodities. Technically the correction in gold, silver, copper and crude oil is over and that they should rise further. Full Story

By: Rick Ackerman - 26 September, 2011

With deflation tightening its choke-hold on the global economy, we thought we’d drop in on our supposed nemesis, Gonzalo Lira, to see how he has been coping in these very un-hyperinflationary times. To his credit, the erstwhile arch-inflationist, bending to reality, has acknowledged forthrightly that deflation rules the economic and financial worlds right now. “Yields are low, unemployment up, CPI numbers are down (and under some metrics, negative) – in short, everything screams ‘deflation.’” Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, GoldForecaster.com - 26 September, 2011

In that environment the news that lenders to Greece may have to take a 50% loss on their loans confirmed that not only is there a developed world banking crisis underway, but Greece is receiving the terms that would be offered to a bankrupt person by way of a settlement offer. The developing Eurozone/IMF solution to boost the ‘bailout fund’ to over €2 trillion to standby ready to rescue, Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain tells us we may well be on the brink of a breakup of the Eurozone. Full Story

By: Ben Traynor, BullionVault - 26 September, 2011

"For monetary policy to remain effective," former ECB governing council member Juergen Stark warned a day earlier, "its responsibilities must remain within clear limits...opportunistic manipulations of the monetary policy framework of course damage the foundations on which that framework rests." Full Story

By: Toby Connor, GoldScents - 26 September, 2011

I suspect the next daily cycle is going to be a volatile nightmare that will chew up bulls and bears alike before a final plunge down below the 200 day moving average. Full Story

By: GoldSeek.com Radio - 25 September, 2011

GoldSeek.com Radio: Kevin Kerr, Dr. Burton Malkiel, Robert Ian, The International Forecaster, and your host Chris Waltzek. Full Story

By: Clive Maund - 25 September, 2011

In what turned out to be a devastating week for commodities, gold broke down from its intermediate top area and is now in full retreat. Both developments were accurately forecast in last week's Gold Market update and in other updates. clivemaund.com subscribers were positioned to make a fortune out of all this, and many did. After Friday's $77 breakdown move that saw gold smash decisively through the support at the lower boundary of the top area, what can we now expect? Full Story

By: Warren Bevan - 25 September, 2011

We saw some leading stocks make some beautiful breakouts of of great patterns only to fail and stick me with some losses. The precious metals also had one of the worst weeks on record. Full Story




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