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Category Archives: Gold
Apple Breaks Out, Gold Breaks Support
A quick update to our recent posts on Apple and gold. Apple has broken out of its bullish pennant formation and looks poised to take out the July 26th all time high of $404.50. This is a chip shot from … Continue reading
Golden Falters
Gold’s 30 percent parabolic move from July 1 to September 6 is beginning to falter. Maybe the yellow metal is just out of gas and needs to consolidate a little or maybe it’s something bigger, such as the liquidity issues … Continue reading
Posted in Commodities, Gold
Tagged Commodities, European Banking System, Gold, Liquidity
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Stocks Say Yes, Gold Says No, I-Lean Gets Slammed
WTF was that? S&P500 up 3.43 percent and the GLD down 3.80 percent and that’s not counting the spike to over 1,900 cash gold in after hours trading. How are the fundamentalists going to reconcile and stick that in the … Continue reading
This Market Sucks – Going Fishin’
Fug this market. Nothing is working. You get long and lose money. You get short and lose money. You get flat and you lose purchasing power as the dollar melts and commodity staples rise. These are the kind of markets … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Commodities, Crude Oil, Economics, Gold, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged bonds, Equities, Gold, Macro Risks, Macro Swans
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What the Germans Are Reading
When real interest rates are negative resources are misallocated and we pay dearly in the future. This was the case during the housing bubble when Playboy bunnies were forsaking their careers to pursue the real estate gold rush (see here). … Continue reading
PBOC Adviser Urges Central Bank to Diversify Reserves
We find this Bloomberg piece very interesting. Maybe this is where some of the panic buying in gold is coming from. We’ve been pounding the table on this trade. See here and here. Bloomberg writes, China should urgently assess risks … Continue reading
Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride!
Wow! What a day. Incredible moves. Scared markets. Capital stampeding like buffalo not knowing where to go. Great if you’re on the right side of the volatility, but you still needed a neck brace from the whiplash. It’s gonna … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Charts, Currency, Dollar, Equities, Gold
Tagged bonds, dollar, Gold, Stocks, Swiss Franc, Volatility
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Gold is the New Deutsche Mark
We point you to our piece posted last month here at the Global Macro Monitor, Gold’s Perfect Storm? Nears All-time Closing High Posted on July 12, 2011 by macromon Gold is creeping higher as many believe it is the only place … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Euro, Gold, Monetary Policy, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Banking, Deustche Mark, Euro, Gold
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Picture of the Day: Gold Fever, Everywhere!
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Bank of Korea buys gold – Reuters
Reuters reports that Korea’s central bank bought 25 tonnes of gold over the past two months. It was the first purchase in more than a decade. Reuters writes, The Bank of Korea said in a statement its latest gold purchase … Continue reading
