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Archive - Jun 27, 2013 - Blog entry

Gordon_Gekko's picture

The Great Comex Paper Gold Dump: Online Real-Time Physical Gold Price Datasource





With the Comex futures prices becoming increasingly irrelevant, a Physical Gold price datasource for buyers of physical Gold

 

williambanzai7's picture

JoN CoRZiNe WaS a SCaM...





What a Boomer, what a screwer; What a Ponzi come-er true-er was he

 

govttrader's picture

A Primer For Interpreting Random Market Profiles And Reactions To Economic Data in US Treasuries





This a fairly broad topic, and any "rules" would be vague at best, so i'll use recent trading activity as an example.  Often markets (and traders) are described as schizophrenic...and perhaps that should even be part of the job description....here's an example why...

 

testosteronepit's picture

Retail Investor Nightmare: The Bond Fund Rout





“We’re just building a bigger and bigger time bomb.”

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Real Disposable Income is Falling at 2008 Rates





 

That is a truly staggering collapse in incomes. The last time we say anything even close to this was in the third quarter of 2008.  

 
 

williambanzai7's picture

WeLCoMe To SeNeGaL (a HeaRTFeLT MeSSaGe)





And news from Mars...

 

GoldCore's picture

Silver Demand Surges In India While Gold Premiums at $35/oz In China





Physical demand remains robust internationally especially in China and India where premiums are moving higher again.  In China, physical demand remains robust and premiums remain at elevated levels near $35/oz. In India, premiums charged shot to $20 an ounce overnight from $8-$10 on Tuesday.

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

When Zero Is Just Not Enough: The End Of QEZIRP And The Beginning Of Rational Market Pricing





Let's discuss what an increase in rates, even a slight nominal blip, really means for those of us in the EU and the US.

 

Monetary Metals's picture

Selling Low and Buying High: Hedging by the Gold Miners





Gold miners hedged by selling their production forward during the bear market. Later, when the price was rising, they bought back their hedges at great expense (Barick alone wasted $6B). There is a better way.

 
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