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The Deeper Reason for Buying Gold
The Deeper Reason for Buying Gold - 13 January 2012 Buying Gold is not about hoping to make money...IN TODAY'S WORLD, performance is everything. Hedge funds can be measured on a...
APMG | 13 Jan 2012
What to Bet Against in 2012
What to Bet Against in 2012 - 13 January 2012 The safest investments may not be what you think...MUCH COULD go wrong in 2012. How do you protect yourself? asks Bill...
APMG | 13 Jan 2012
More Bank of England Inertia
More Bank of England Inertia - 13 January 2012 The erosion of UK savings continues...ANOTHER MONTH and another decision by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee to keep base rate...
APMG | 13 Jan 2012
China, FX and the Real Inflation Mechanism
China, FX and the Real Inflation Mechanism - 13 January 2012 You can't reinflate the same bubble...THE MAINSTREAM PRESS continues to get it wrong about China's economy, reckons Greg Canavan in the Daily Reckoning Australia.This is the argument: a falling inflation rate in China allows the authorities to ease monetary policy to avert a hard landing. Or, as today's Financial Review puts it:China's government has been given room to ease credit…
Why Iran? Why Now?
Why Iran? Why Now? - 12 January 2012 The fragile economic climate makes it a very odd time for the West to risk a spike in oil prices by saber-rattling...SIGNIFICANT WORRIES emerged in each of the years 2008, 2009, and 2010 that Western nations might attack Iran. Here again, in 2012, similar concerns are once again at the surface, writes Chris Martenson.Why revisit this topic again? Simply because if actions against…
More Banks Allowed to Import Gold Bullion to India
More Banks Allowed to Import Gold Bullion to India - 11 January 2012 Reserve Bank of India adds approves four more banks for gold and silver importing...INDIA'S central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, has allowed four more banks to import silver and Gold Bullion silver into the country, report's MineWeb's Shivom Seth from Mumbai.This brings the total number of banks allowed to import bullion to 35 in India. Bankers say…
Gold Prices and U.S. Dollar Correlation
Gold Prices and U.S. Dollar Correlation - 11 January 2012 The Dollar is far from the only factor driving gold...IT HAS BEEN a bullish start to 2012 for gold, as Gold Prices rally swiftly off the lows set late last year, writes Sumit Roy at Hard Assets Investor.From the perspective of technical analysis, it looks increasingly likely that gold put in a double bottom at $1532 in December, but a decisive…
How Long Will This Madness Go On?
How Long Will This Madness Go On? - 11 January 2012 Gold Bullion looks an obvious destination for some of the liquidity central banks are pumping out...I REALIZE that markets are irrational, writes Martin Hutchinson for Money Morning.I read Charles Mackay's 1841 classic, "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" long before it ever became fashionable.Even so, when you think about it, 2011 must set some kind of record.As investors,…
Don't Expect a Full U.S. Recovery
Don't Expect a Full U.S. Recovery - 11 January 2012 With real incomes falling, just where exactly is a US recovery supposed to come from...?FEARS OF recession are receding. At least, that's what the papers say, writes Bill Bonner, founder of the Daily Reckoning.The US economy has been adding new jobs at an average rate of about 130,000 per month. That's only about what it takes to stay even with increases…
More Credit Stimulus from China?
More Credit Stimulus from China? - 10 January 2012 China's authorities are now more concerned about growth than inflation...CHINA is considering trying to boost growth with more credit growth, writes Dan Denning in the Daily Reckoning Australia. "An increase in China's money supply and bank lending have underscored Beijing's move to ease monetary policy to bolster growth amid slower exports and a downturn in the property market," reports Robert Guy in today's…
Not Like 2008
Not Like 2008 - 23 December 2011 Worse. Much worse...THE QUESTION I keep hearing as a liquidity crunch hits the asset markets is whether this is 2008 all over again, says Crash Course author and presenter Chris Martenson.No, it's worse than 2008. Much worse.In 2008 there was a lot more faith and optimism upon which to draw. But both have been squandered to significant degrees by feckless regulators and authorities who…
End 2011: Still Gold & Treasury Debt
End 2011: Still Gold & Treasury Debt - 23 December 2011 Still crazy, still stuck in this Bizarro-world...SO HERE we are, drawing to the close of another year and still we struggle with the legacy of the last Boom, writes Sean Corrigan of Diapason Commodities for the Cobden Centre.Still we search around for the macro economic Tooth-Fairy, 'liquidity' solutions to the problems caused by our earlier misallocations of capital instead of…
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