Tag Archives: QE
The Bottom Line: QE to Destruction
The world is moving full steam ahead on its course of QE to destruction. By printing money we are trying to solve our gargantuan debt problem by creating more debt. It’s a course of action that gives the temporary illusion … Continue reading
Gold Falls Sharply In US Dollars But Remains Near Its Highs In Euros, Yen & Swiss Francs
The price of gold fell 3.2% in less than an hour yesterday as Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, gave testimony in front of the House Committee in Washington. A 3 Day Chart Of Gold In US DollarsChart courtesy of goldprice.org … Continue reading
Some Relief for ‘Squeezed’ Consumers as Corn falls and Forms a Potentially Bearish Head & Shoulders Top
Consumers who have been squeezed by the rising price of everything from petrol to cereal should begin to feel some relief as wholesale prices of almost all commodities retreat from their May highs. Thanks to high inflation (due to massive … Continue reading
The Tsunami of Stimulus Could Begin Arriving Today
The Tsunami Of Stimulus I talked about last month could begin arriving as soon as today. The global coordinated reflation effort could be kicked off today with an announcement of more quantitative easing (QE) by the Bank of England (BoE). … Continue reading
Those Calling For Gold Stocks To Imminently Catch-up To The Metal May Be Disappointed – Though It Will Happen Eventually
There are an increasing number of analysts and observers calling for an imminent rally in the price of gold stocks, and although I believe they will eventually be proven right, I think those placing bets today may have to wait … Continue reading
Failing Dollar Rally Could Be Bullish for Stocks, Commodities & Gold
It’s all about the Dollar For the past few years the movement of the US dollar has dictated the movement of the markets. When the dollar rises stocks, commodities and precious metals tend to selloff, however when the dollar falls … Continue reading
Inflation: What It Is, How It Affects Us & What to Do About It
Money supply and inflation It’s a commonly held belief, even among many economists, that inflation is rising prices. This is misleading however, since rising prices describe the symptom of inflation rather than the cause. The root cause of inflation is … Continue reading
Gold’s bullish price action could signal imminent QE
Gold’s bullish price action could signal imminent QE Last Friday’s 3.9% jump in the price of gold is significant not only because it occurred while most other markets were falling, but also because the yellow metal could be signalling the … Continue reading →