Crowds in New York have had their eyes to the skies - in an alleged UFO sighting. Dozens of videos posted online show passers-by seemingly staring at a group of unidentified flying objects in the sky over Manhattan. Adding mystery to the event is a prediction by a retired NORAD officer Stanley A. Fulham. In a recent book, he claimed that on October 13th - the day of the sighting - a fleet of UFOs would hover over the world's principal cities. Many witnesses insist that what they saw were, indeed, alien spaceships... while others say it looked more like a group of hot air balloons.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Gold hits record as Fed signal sinks dollar
Amanda Cooper and Jan Harvey
The Vancouver Sun
October 13, 2010
Gold surged to a record high at $1,367.65 an ounce on Wednesday and silver to a 30-year peak after the Federal Reserve signalled the U.S. economy may need extra stimulus, which hit the dollar.
Gold prices have rallied nearly 25 percent so far this year as investors turned to the metal as a haven from the effects of an increasingly loose monetary policy.
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The Vancouver Sun
October 13, 2010
Gold prices have rallied nearly 25 percent so far this year as investors turned to the metal as a haven from the effects of an increasingly loose monetary policy.
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Mark Bailey Silver better than Gold
DENVER (TheStreet) -- At the Denver Gold Forum, Minefinders CEO Mark Bailey reveals which metal he thinks has the most upside and why.
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