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By: GoldSeek.com - 8 July, 2011

COT Gold, Silver and US Dollar Index Report - July 8, 2011. Full Story

By: Adam Hamilton, Zeal Research - 8 July, 2011

The bottom line is general commodities upleg-correction cycles offer valuable insights into timing trades. While this is a secondary indicator since individual commodities have very different price drivers, it still helps define probability bands. When the CCI has rallied high enough to hit its tight secular-bull-to-date average gain, or corrected low enough to hit its average loss, odds are a major trend change is imminent. Full Story

By: Ira Epstein, The Linn Group - 8 July, 2011

In the past four days gold has rallied from low to high of over $50 an ounce, which has left me with the impression that until $1481 in the December Comex Gold is broken that a bottom of importance is in place. The current rally is “V” shaped, meaning that it probably captured those short the market and forced some short covering while at the same time is attracting those who think the rally has left them behind.

So why the sudden rally? Below is my take on financial events now impacting gold. Full Story

By: Julian D.W. Phillips, Gold & Silver Forecasters - 8 July, 2011

The E.C.B.’s ranting at the ratings agencies and then declaring it would accept ‘lower rated’, sovereign debt as collateral for liquidity was an interesting exercise for gold investors. Investors have a responsibility to understand the risks facing them. The ratings agencies have a responsibility to accurately measure and rate risks. To have failed to downgrade Portugal would have seen them depart from their role. Full Story

By: Ben Traynor, BullionVault - 8 July, 2011

The ECB also announced Thursday that it has suspended its application of the "minimum credit rating threshold" for Portuguese government debt. This means it will still accept Portuguese bonds as collateral, even though ratings agency Moody's downgraded them to junk status – below investment grade – on Tuesday. Full Story

By: Justin Smyth - 7 July, 2011

Gold stocks have had a nice bounce over the past couple weeks and gold investors are likely wondering if this long period of underperformance by the miners is finally drawing to an end. Even though gold is more than $150 higher than it was in November 2010, gold stocks are still at the same level as they were last November. Instead of leveraging gold, gold stocks have underperformed gold during this time period, and disappointed gold stock shareholders. Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, Gold Forecaster - 7 July, 2011

Gold investors should focus their attention on the speed with which the gold price rose in thin trade yesterday and examine why it did? The gold price is far more than a reflection of the Eurozone, U.S. and Chinese debt crises! Neither does it hinge on the state of U.S. or Eurozone growth. Serious investors need to take a much larger view of the gold and silver prices if they are to understand the future path of gold and silver! Full Story

By: Ben Traynor, BullionVault - 7 July, 2011

U.S. DOLLAR gold prices dropped to $1525 an ounce Thursday morning London time – still 2.5% up from where they ended last week – as stocks and commodities gained and US Treasury bonds fell, while rumors spread that the US Treasury is holding secret debt ceiling talks. Full Story

By: Chris Martenson - 6 July, 2011

In this wide-ranging interview, he shares his insights on the precious metals markets - specifically what investors need to be aware of in terms of the way the markets are currently managed (manipulated), the macro outlook for the economy (grim) and the true value of gold and silver (very underpriced; particularly silver).

Eric sees the current "extend and pretend" intervention by world governments and central banks to prop of a fundamentally flawed banking system, particularly the vast money printing efforts of the past few years, as a ruse that is losing it's influence. Once enough people ask "Why have your money in a bank earning nothing? Why not have it in something that might at least maintain it’s purchasing power?”, the capital flows into the precious metals will dwarf current levels, sending bullion prices much higher. Full Story

By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks - 6 July, 2011

Gold and silver showed some spunk yesterday, extending for a third day their steepest rally in nearly ten weeks. Relative to Friday’s gut-churning lows, August Gold was up $40 yesterday while July Silver has risen $2.22. The latter was the better performer percentage-wise, gaining 6.6% compared to gold’s still-impressive 2.7%. Does this portend an end, at last, to the tiresome correction from early May’s summit? Full Story

By: Julian D. W. Phillips, Gold Forecaster - 6 July, 2011

As we said yesterday, “The ratings agencies are confirming that Greece will be in default if they do not meet the original terms of their loans. They have to rule this way or see their own credibility dissipate.” The markets accepted that yesterday and sent the gold and silver prices higher. In view of this Greek situation, Portugal is likely to get a downgrade. This puts access to the markets by these countries in doubt, for the foreseeable future. This could mean more bailout funds being forwarded by the E.U.? Full Story

By: Gold Resource Corporation - 6 July, 2011

Gold Resource Corporation (NYSE Amex: GORO) is pleased to confirm record mineral production for the second quarter of 2011. Gold Resource Corporation is a low-cost gold producer with operations in the southern state of Oaxaca, Mexico. Full Story

By: Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT - 6 July, 2011

As Silver hit $50/oz, we wrote a piece titled Downside Targets for Silver. We concluded with: “…wouldn’t you rather increase your positions in the $30s rather than at $45 or $50?” Well, now is your chance. Back then, public opinion was over 90% bulls and Silver was in a parabolic state. Today, we see that Silver has advanced to $35 after failing to close below $33 over the past two months. Furthermore, sentiment analysis is as supportive for Silver as any time in the past few years. Finally, the stocks, which tend to lead at key turning points have closed at a five-week high. Full Story

By: GoldSeek.com Radio - 4 July, 2011

1st Hour:
Headline news & the Market Weatherman Report.
Spotlight Stock Picks.
Host Chris Waltzek & Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster discussion and answer listener's questions.

2nd Hour:
Jim Rogers
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