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| RATIOS & INDEXES |
| Gold / Silver | 61.40 |
| Gold / Oil | 14.48 |
| Dowjones / Gold | 11.01 |
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 | Stewart Thomson - Graceland Update |
| Gold's Long Term Chart |
| Graceland Updates 1."India's wholesale price index, the country's main gauge of inflation, rose just 4.89 percent year on year last month - far below expectations for a rise of 5.4 percent - and slower than 5.96 percent rise in March." - CNBC News, May 14, 2013.2.Many economists are already predicting that this shocking drop in Indian inflation will lead to further cuts in interest rates.3.India's government (aka "The Gman") views imported gold as an expenditure, while the citizens view it as anTuesday, May 14, 2013 |
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 | Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie |
| China’s Consumption of Gold and Acquisition of Gold Mines Continues |
| Today’s AM fix was USD 1,429.75, EUR 1,102.52 and GBP 931.19 per ounce.
Friday’s AM fix was USD 1,449.25, EUR 1,114.12 and GBP 941.62 per ounce.
Cross Currency Table – (Bloomberg)
Gold fell $12.90 or -0.89% on Friday to $1,443.30/oz and silver finished with a gain of 0.42%. Gold and silver both traded down for the week at -1.76% and -1.25%.
The downward pressure on the gold price emanated from Comex where gold futures were off 1.9%.
Driving the sentiment was the report that U.S. jobless benMonday, May 13, 2013 |
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| Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie |
| Consumers Snap Up Gold & Silver Jewellery |
| Today’s AM fix was USD 1,469.50, EUR 1,118.68 and GBP 944.59 per ounce.
Yesterday’s AM fix was USD 1,454.00, EUR 1,108.74 and GBP 939.09 per ounce.
Cross Currency Table – (Bloomberg)
Gold climbed $20.60 or 1.42% yesterday to $1,472.60/oz and silver finished nearly unchanged -0.08%.
Jewellers across the world are seeing a surge in jewellery purchases because consumers are taking advantage of the price drop and purchasing investment pieces that will grow in value over time.
In the USA with MotThursday, May 09, 2013 |
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 | Mish - Global Economic Analysis |
| ECB Ponders Buying Toxic Debt of the Periphery; Don't Worry, It Will Be "Fiscally Neutral" and Tempo |
| In an effort to stimulate small and medium (SME) lending the ECB considers acquiring banks toxic debt of the periphery. Via mish-modified translate from Spanish Libre Mercado.
The European Central Bank (ECB) could "soon" start buying bad debts of Southern European countries in an attempt to end the fragmentation in the eurozone and boost funding to SMEs, as confirmed by the German ECB representative Jörg Asmussen.
"It's part of the debate on lending to SMEs," Asmussen said when asked about Thursday, May 09, 2013 |
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 | Chris Powell - Gata |
'Not one piece of evidence' that gold market is rigged? Really?  |
| For years your secretary/treasurer has been alerting the London Telegraph to documentation of the gold price suppression scheme and begging the newspaper to report it.
While the newspaper's brilliant international business editor, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, has declined to get into the issue, he has acknowledged it from time to time.Monday, April 29, 2013 |
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 | Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital |
| Changing the Conversation |
| Don Draper, Mad Men's master advertiser likes to say "when you don't like what they are saying, change the conversation." When it comes to the current economic weakness, which was confirmed again today by the release of lower than expected GDP data, Washington would love do just that. Fortunately for them, they consistently outdo the master minds of Madison Avenue when it comes to misdirection. If the government doesn't like what people are saying, they don't bother just to change the conversatSaturday, April 27, 2013 |
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| Mish - Global Economic Analysis |
| El Pais Article Discusses "Liberating Spain from Shackles of the Euro" |
| The El Pais Screwdriver Blog openly asks "Are we to Liberate the Euro?"
Here is a Mish-modified translation:
Today Spain has reached a record number of unemployed. Although we do not like the current state of things, no one seems to know against whom to direct their anger.
Actually, we are under a dictatorship perhaps worse than the Portuguese or Spanish forty years ago because it is more subtle and works almost invisibly. And we can embody it too, not in an institution or a person, but withFriday, April 26, 2013 |
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 | Keith Weiner - Keith Weiner Posterous |
 What Is Pushing Down the Gold Price?  |
| It has been an increasingly brutal ride for gold and silver, beginning around late March and accelerating through April. The gold price was over $1600 and on Monday April 15, it fell below $1350, a loss of $250. Silver did even worse, falling from $29 to $22. Wecalled for thegold:silver ratio to rise, and since the start of February, it has risen from around 52.Saturday, April 20, 2013 |
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| Ben Traynor - Bullion Vault |
| Gold Traders "Still in Shock" After "Excessive Selloff" |
| WHOLESALE MARKET gold prices hovered around $1380 an ounce Wednesday morning in London, little changed from a day earlier, as European stocks continues to fall along with most commodities and US Treasuries gained.Silver hovered around $23.50 an ounce for most of the morning, also little changed from the previous day."In truth the gold market is still in shock," one London-based trader said this morning."A lot of damage has been done," agrees Dominic Schnider, head of comWednesday, April 17, 2013 |
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 | Rick Ackerman |
| Does Your Kid Want to Be a Journalist? |
| A degree in journalism is the worst college investment you can make, according to Salary.com. Fresh out of college, your kid could expect to earn $37,393 working as a reporter. That would add up to a measly $2.2 million over a 30-year career, for a return on one’s college dollar of about 17%. Even social workers, pastors and dieticians do better than that. At newsroom pay, it might take one 50 years to sock away enough for retirement. Of course, that’s assuming one keels over dead at 82, beforeTuesday, April 02, 2013 |
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 | FOFOA - FoFOA |
| Checkmate 2 - Slow History |
| Building a coherent and cohesive narrative around events of the past is a natural part of our process of understanding. And every good story has a beginning, middle and an end. But what if the end of a particular narrative is still in the future?
Mencius Moldbug coined the term "slow history" in these two posts to describe his hobby of reading really old books and diaries (especially ones written by those outside the political mainstream of their time). He writes: "The student of slow histTuesday, April 02, 2013 |
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| Chris Powell - GATA |
 The gold price isn't irrelevant but financial journalism is  |
| In pursuit of democracy, limited and accountable government, and free and transparent markets, GATA is up against central banks, the most powerful institutions on the planet. But they are not so much the problem, as their power is based largely on surreptitiousness and it will crumble when it is exposed.
The bigger problem is the willful ignorance and arrogance of the financial news media, spectacularly demonstrated yesterday by Joe Weisenthal in his commentary at Business Insider, "The Price ofThursday, March 28, 2013 |
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| Stewart Thomson - Graceland Update |
| Gold Stock Insiders & Patience |
| Graceland Updates 1.Please click here now. That?s a link to a nice article published by Canada?s Globe & Mail newspaper.It shows that gold company insiders are aggressive buyers of their own stock, at current price levels.2.In the big picture, that?s great news for gold stock investors!3.Unfortunately, while long term market fundamental & technical indicators suggest that gold offers tremendous value to investors, the daily charts of gold and related assets? seem to be presenting quite a differeWednesday, March 27, 2013 |
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| Mish - Global Economic Analysis |
| Denial is Everywhere (About Increasingly Important Things!) |
| Denial is Everywhere
Not only is denial everywhere, the denials are about increasingly important things. I offer three recent examples:
A former Japanese central bank official says "The Positive Impact of the Declining Yen Has Yet to be Seen"
Regarding Cyprus, all the eurozone nannycrats say "Not Me!" as Capital Controls Placed with Banks Closed Until Tuesday. Click on the link to see the Best that can happen now.
The French newspaper Le Monde has a "Idea Headline" that states "No, FranceMonday, March 25, 2013 |
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 | Gary Dorsch - SirChartsAlot |
| Dealing with QE-Wars and Currency Devaluations |
| Whether you live in Cyprus, England, Japan, the United States, or elsewhere,
the battle for financial survival is taking on new dimensions. At issue is
the steady dilution of the purchasing power of money that is perpetrated by
the world's central banks, and worries about confiscation and taxation of monies
by government authorities. Even the giant Multi-Nationals, that stashed trillions
of dollars in offshore tax havens, are feeling a bit uneasy about reports that
the G-20 plans toFriday, March 22, 2013 |
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 | Adrian Ash - Bullion Vault |
| Cyprus & the Biggest Myth of Banking Today |
| Bank deposit accounts should be sacred. Right up until they're not...YOU'D THINK that with all this practice, politicians would know how to handle a banking crisis by now. Most especially in the Eurozone.But no. Five years since Bear Stearns hit the skids (the anniversary was Monday) the Cypriot mess is such a mess that people elsewhere feel the urge to say that "it couldn't happen here."Portugal's finance minister said it Tuesday afternoon. Italy's La Stampa newspaper said it Tuesday morning. YWednesday, March 20, 2013 |
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 | Trace Mayer - Run to Gold |
| Bitcoin Versus Gold By James Cox |
| Editor’s Note: James Cox has written three good articles for GoldMoney. For some reason they rejected this well Since gold has collapsed relative to Bitcoin for four consecutive years therefore we feel it not only important to discuss this new crypto-currency but vital to the financial safety and sensitivity of our readers. Bitcoin will not be ignored; the balance sheet demands it be paid attention to. Enjoy!Wednesday, March 20, 2013 |
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