tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-104548872008-09-11T18:25:58.026-07:00The latest news effecting the gold price.goldpricenoreply@blogger.comBlogger134125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10454887.post-74286129927149801992007-10-15T17:42:00.000-07:002007-10-15T17:55:00.143-07:00

Gold Price Shining Bright David Urban blog.myspace.com/global112 Newmont announced on Wednesday that they were going to acquire Canadian Gold Miner Miramar for $1.53 billion dollars. Miramar’s primary asset is a massive gold area in the Hope Bay area of Canada’s Nanavut territory where the total resource size may be in excess of 10 million ounces. At $1.53 billion dollars, Newmont is roughly

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James Turk of goldmoney.com, compares the current time to 1974, when we had the first big move in the gold price from $35 to over $100 an ounce. A tripling in the gold price in a couple of years time, driven by problems in the banking system and commercial paper market. James Turk's advice is to "Sit tight with your gold and silver. We have a major move coming our way." Listen to the full

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is based on a number of variables related to website traffic on goldprice.org and other popular gold and silver websites around the world. The Sentiment Indicator has spiked at almost every major top and bottom in the gold price during the past year. Our last update on the 6th of March suggested a bottom in gold had occurred on the 5th of March

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is based on a number of variables related to website traffic on goldprice.org and other popular gold and silver websites around the world. The Sentiment Indicator has spiked at almost every major top and bottom in the gold price during the past year. Recently the Sentiment Indicator picked the last bottom in the gold price perfectly on the 5th

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is based on a number of variables related to website traffic on goldprice.org and other popular gold and silver websites around the world. The Sentiment Indicator has spiked at almost every major top and bottom in the gold price during the past year. The last spike occurred the day before this most recent correction in the gold price on

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(Click the image above to enlarge) The GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is based on a number of variables related to website traffic on goldprice.org and other popular gold and silver websites around the world. You can see in the chart above that the Sentiment Indicator (the blue line) spiked at almost every major top and bottom in the gold price during the past year. Its last

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is based on a number of variables related to website traffic on goldprice.org and other popular gold and silver websites around the world. Our previous update on October 8th suggested a major bottom had occurred on October 4th 2006 at $562. We recommended our subscribers buy gold at this time. This turned out to be spot on. As you can see in

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is based on a number of variables related to website traffic on goldprice.org and other popular gold and silver websites around the world. The chart above shows a history of the gold price versus the GOLDPRICE.ORG Gold Price Sentiment Indicator going back to 2005. As you can see the sentiment indicator spikes have correlated amazingly well

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Your Can't Eat Gold! by David Andrews Or, The True Nature of Wealth, and Its SustainabilityDefining WealthRecently I was speaking to a couple of friends about the gold market and the US economy in general, and one of them startled me when he said, "You can't eat gold, you know!" Of course not, I thought, it would just break my teeth! On the other hand, I couldn't think of anything more

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A Brief History of GOLDPRICE.ORG Proprietary Gold Price Sentiment Indicator in 2006. How the Sentiment Indicator Works In its most basic form provided in the chart above, the sentiment indicator suggests a top or a bottom in the gold price or a major change in direction of a trend line when the sentiment indicator spikes. The sentiment indicator is based on a number of variables related to

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Proprietary Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is suggesting an intermediate top in the gold price occured on the 2nd of August at $656US. We will provide a chart of the sentiment indicator in the near future.

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Proprietary Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is suggesting an intermediate bottom in the gold price occurred on the 24th of July 2006 at $602 US per ounce. The sentiment indicator is suggesting the gold price will rally from the $602 US it hit on the 24th of July 2006. The next update on the sentiment indicator will be provided when the indicator suggests this gold price rally

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The GOLDPRICE.ORG Proprietary Gold Price Sentiment Indicator is suggesting an intermediate top in the gold price in the very near future having just hit $676 US per ounce. This sentiment indicator has been developed over the past several years and this is the first public forecast to be provided to goldprice.org visitors. However, this gold price forecast is for the short term and in the

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BLACK GOLD AND 21st CENTURY MONETARISM by Andrew McKillop of newsgateway.ca Late 20th and early 21st century monetarism played gold-averse for quite a while: from about 1985-2005 almost any finance minister of the International Community, those hands-on former business chiefs or party hack politicians who have become their nation’s Mr Money, would go out of their way to say that gold was fading

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The gold price for June delivery rose to a high of $601.90 in electronic trading Thursday morning, the highest price since January 1981. The contract closed at $599.70, up $7.20 for the session. So where is the gold price heading from here now that it has reached the $600US level. We can expect some resistance at this round number level as was the case when the gold price reached $400 and $500.

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When Gold Flies To The Moon by David Andrews Fabulous Wealth In Paper Money Just this weekend, all the talk around my office centered on the record $365 million Powerball lottery jackpot, the largest in history. And who would not jump at the chance to become a multi-millionaire? It seems to be everyone's dream. What occurred to me was that this was also the dream of most gold and silver

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Cheuvreux, the equity brokerage house of Credit Agricole, the huge French bank, this week distributed a 56-page report that completely endorses in detail the findings of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) that the gold price has been surreptitiously suppressed by Western central banks and that those banks do not have the gold they claim to have. This is possible one of the most

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Ten reasons why the gold price is going higher according to JP Morgan: * Falling supply * Continuation of strong fabrication demand from India * China might surprise as the dog chases the rooster away * The Dollar's godfather has retired after 18 relatively stable years * When baby boomers cash out, where to invest? * Inflation-maybe; but currency uncertainty-absolutely *

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Tocqueville Asset Management Tocqueville Gold 2005 Year-End Review & Outlook John Hathaway In the last 90 days, the price of gold increased 25%, from around $440 to $550. In contrast, it took three years from its bear market low in 1999 for gold to sustain a 25% rise. The shrinkage of time from three years to 90 days to muster a 25% move signifies that the gold market is evolving. The

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A run on the U.S. dollar that would see investors rushing to dump the currency is a possibility, although it's difficult to judge how likely an outcome that is, the International Monetary Fund's chief economist said Monday. With the U.S. current account deficit running at close to 7% of gross domestic product, economists have long expected the dollar to depreciate against other major currencies,

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In a report put out on Monday by J.P. Morgan Securities, J.P. Morgan predicts that gold prices may reach almost $600 an ounce by the end of 2006 on gold mine supply worries, firming jewellery demand, geo-political concerns and favourable currency environment. However, J.P. Morgan expects that gold prices might even jump to $800, if Iran's nuclear issue heated up and oil hit $100 a barrel. "

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As for the see-saw battle between the gold bugs and the Wall Street bulls, it is interesting to note that the Dow Jones Industrials fell to a seven year low, compared to the yellow metal. The Dow lost half of its value to gold from the September 11th terror attacks until the conquest of Baghdad in March 2003, during the second phase in the war on terror. After gyrating in a tight sideways trading

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James Turk has appeared in an interview with Julie Watson the senior editor of forbes.com. Mr Turk is the co-founder of goldmoney.com and the author of the Freemarket Gold & Money Report. James Turk talks about the gold market, his forecast of $850 for this year and how to invest in gold. Turk also talks about paper gold, physical gold and mutual funds and the advantages and disadvantages of

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Lars Lingren has published a very interesting set of charts which compare the gold price break out in the last gold bull market to the one taking place right now. Lingren has shown how the gold charts in January 2006 look the same as the gold charts looked in August 1979, just before the gold price increased from $320 to $870. The Gold Price Breakout in 1979 From 1976 to 1979 the price of

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With gold prices hitting 25 year highs, perhaps you are thinking now might be a good time to sell those Krugerrands, Canadian Gold Maple Leafs or American Gold Eagles you have tucked away. Before you call up your gold dealer and get a price for your gold coins you might want to read what James Turk the author of the Freemarket Gold & Money Report is telling his readers in his most recent

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