Bob Chapman : It has been the official policy of the United States government and the Federal Reserve and other Central Banks to suppress the price of gold and silver.
They do it through the President's Working Group on Financial Markets, which was instituted in August of 1988. They are using that to interfere in the market. Look at the markets from day to day. I used to be a tape reader and I was a trader for 25 years. You get rhythms from markets. You can see the Fed in there along with the Treasury department making the market do things that they want it to do.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
2012 Canadian Moose Silver coin Wildlife Series
This is the fourth coin released as part of the Royal Canadian Mint's Wildlife Series. As with the Wolf, Grizzly and Cougar, this is a great bullion coin with numismatic value also. Mintage was stated to be only one million coins. It is also contains one ounce of .9999 fine silver. Most coins from other countries are only .999 fine. If you're a bullion or coin collector, I highly recommend adding this coin to your collection. It can currently be purchased for only a few dollars over spot but be forewarned, last year's Wolf & Grizzly coins are now priced significantly over spot.
2012 Canadian Moose Silver coin (Wildlife Series) Description: Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated Denomination: $5 Diameter: 38 mm Thickness: 3.29 mm
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Gold Drops to New 2012 Low : a Historic Buying Opportunity
"It's not over," says Louis James, chief metals & mining strategist of Casey Research. James believes that markets fluctuate, and investors follow to find opportunity. Gold has been regarded as a currency for all of recorded time. To bet against it in favor of the printing press scrip being served up by global central banks is pure folly.
"an ounce of gold would buy you a good suit." That remains a decent truth though the quality of tailoring has varied of late. The point is that gold isn't a speculative bet, but a store of value. "To speculate you buy the gold stocks," he says, but if you want to own something you're sure will have absolute value regardless of the markets, keep your money in bullion. "If gold isn't working right now you need to look on it as a buying opportunity." He said
"an ounce of gold would buy you a good suit." That remains a decent truth though the quality of tailoring has varied of late. The point is that gold isn't a speculative bet, but a store of value. "To speculate you buy the gold stocks," he says, but if you want to own something you're sure will have absolute value regardless of the markets, keep your money in bullion. "If gold isn't working right now you need to look on it as a buying opportunity." He said
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