Metal Exchange Chaos Sends Traders Rushing To The Exit
From Bloomberg: Traders and investors are rapidly cutting exposure to the London Metal Exchange after this month’s nickel-market chaos, driving open interest to a 15-year
From Bloomberg: Traders and investors are rapidly cutting exposure to the London Metal Exchange after this month’s nickel-market chaos, driving open interest to a 15-year
From Anna Golubova at Kitco: There is strong momentum in the gold space as investors repositioned themselves going into another uncertain weekend with all eyes
From Nestmann.com: Just 15 months ago, pundits were asserting that bitcoin had matured into its own separate asset class from stocks, bonds, and other traditional
Conventional wisdom holds that stocks and gold are inversely correlated, which is to say they move in opposite (or at least unrelated) directions because they
The recent back-and-forth precious metals action has left a lot of people frustrated with both the metal and the “permabulls” in this space. Fair enough.
Sometimes it helps to zoom out a bit. For gold (at least when priced in US dollars), the past few years’ action has seemed boring,
Let’s start with a look at how the dollar has fared since the Federal Reserve gained control of it: Chain reaction A depreciating currency typically
Gold bugs should never assume that the mainstream investing community actually understands finance. That includes the Wall Street Journal, which recently published an article (Gold
Excerpted from Jay Taylor’s MiningStocks.com: The insights below were gathered from an excellent article by Matthew Piepenburg of Matterhorn Asset Management on “the implications behind
There are several ways to build and then sell a junior precious metals miner. One is to find and delineate a deposit that’s instantly ready
Last week, US-based miner Corvus Gold got an unsolicited, all-cash buyout offer from industry giant AngloGold Ashanti. The offer was about 20% higher than Corvus’
From Katusa Research: Since the start of the year, central banks have purchased over 4 million ounces of gold. April was a big month for
Excerpt from Lawrence Lepard’s Equity Management Associates Q1 Report: We believe we are in the early to middle stages of a worldwide sovereign debt bubble
Money managers who don’t recommend gold to their clients are becoming the exception rather than the rule. This week saw a couple more big-name banks
The game the government and the financial markets have been playing for the past few years – in which stocks tank until the Fed capitulates
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