Bob Chapman on Gold and Silver Trading June 24 2009

Bob Chapman The International Forecaster on Gold and Silver Trading This June 24 2009 :
In Todays market : Gold is up Silver is up , platinum down a dollar palladium is flat , Dow Jones is down , NASDAQ is up , New York Stock Exchange is up , US dollar is up , Crude oil is up ...Bob Chapman says that Gold and Silver prices are manipulated he speaks about Ron Paul 's bill to audit the FED he then takes your calls and answers questions touching several topics especially regarding gold and silver prices and the stock market etc....
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Gold May Rise as The Dollar Drops

China have been accumulating massive amounts of commodities in the last 6 months or so , copper zinc oil aluminum , nickel , but the demand from the Chinese market have not picked up really except from the auto industry so the prices of commodities are likely to start to suffer in the short term , agricultural commodities may hold up a little bit better as they follow a whole different cycle from mining commodities ...The official currency of commodities The Dollar has collapsed against the Euro today The dollar yesterday dropped as much as 1.8 percent versus the euro, the most since May 8, The crude oil at $70 a barrel is at med cycle price .Gold Bullion for immediate delivery traded at $925.54 , Silver for immediate delivery rose 0.4 percent to $13.905 an ounce. Silver has outpaced gold this year, with an ounce of gold now buying about 66.53 ounces of silver . platinum climbed 0.4 percent to $1,166.50 an ounce. Palladium fell 0.5 percent to $235.50 an ounce .“The weakness in the dollar is going to have some positive impact on commodities,” Francisco Blanch , head of global commodity research at Merrill Lynch & Co Watch the video bellow....

What are ETFs?

• The secrets you need to know to Trade ETFs Profitably ... BEFORE most investors learn how powerful they really are ...
• How to use ETFs to trade options to multiply your gains ...
• How to avoid losing your money by avoiding the most common ETF investing mistakes ...

ETFs are portfolios of stocks, bonds or in some cases other investments that trade on a stock exchange much the same as a regular stock does.

At the moment, all ETFs are essentially index funds, which is to say they track the performance of a specific stock or bond market index or other benchmark.

The first ETFs to hit the market back in 1993 were SPDRs, or "Spiders," which track the Standard and Poor's 500 index of large-company stocks.

Several years later came "Qubes" (so named because of their QQQQ ticker symbol), which track the 100 largest nonfinancial companies on the Nasdaq. Qubes were all the rage prior to the market's meltdown in early 2000 because of they contained some of the best-known and, at the time, highest-flying tech stocks.

Today, by sifting through the offerings of the Big Kahunas in the ETF market -- State Street Global Advisors, Barclay's Global Fund Advisors and Vanguard -- you'll come across ETFs that track everything from the entire U.S. stock market to various slices of it: large stocks, small stocks, value, growth, energy, tech, utilities, REITs -- virtually any industry or sector of the market.

Looking to invest "Over there"? You'll find ETFs that track developed foreign markets overall, individual countries (Austria, China, Malaysia and the United Kingdom to name a few) or even emerging markets.

Want bonds? You can invest in ETFs that mirror the entire U.S. bond market, the corporate bond market, indexes of short-, intermediate or long-term Treasury bonds and TIPS (Treasury Inflation Protected Securities).

There are even ETFs that track the price of gold, and another in registration designed to track the price of oil, the first steps toward what may be a slew of ETFs for other commodities (Pork Belly ETFs anyone?).

All in all investors can choose from a smorgasbord of about 150 different types of ETFs. Click watch the video bellow for more...