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- 4 Small Cap Silver Stocks That Could Soar 40% In 2012
- 4 Gold Stocks For Dividends
- In Spite Of Dendreon's Woes, Other Players In The Sector Are Starting To Roll
- Human Genome Offers Short And Long Term Potential From Current Prices
- Gold Manipulation Quiz
- Collections: lifeassunny's Silver Collection
- How To Buy Gold Or Silver
- Pennsylvanias Ice Mine And the Lost Silver
- 21 St Century : Is Gold Poised to make a comeback ?
- The Gold Standard of the 19th century is the highest monetary achievement of the civilized world”
- The Decoy Of The Falling Dollar
- Bob Chapman highly recommends the Gold miner Pretium PVG
- Iceland Wants To Adopt The Dollar... No, Not That One, The Other One
- Why David Stockman isn't buying it
- Metals smashed to disguise monetary irresponsibility, Eric Sprott tells KWN
- Gold hub: Singapore to scrap tax
- Bank of China, CME to seek wider use of yuan
| 4 Small Cap Silver Stocks That Could Soar 40% In 2012 Posted: 04 Mar 2012 06:12 AM PST By Marco G.: True to my writings, in sensing danger in the degenerating actions of the precious metals, I have exited the sector generally. However, I still monitor the situation for a possible re-entry. This past week I noticed movement upwards by some smaller silver stocks, even as Bernanke smacks the inflation theme and drives the overall precious metals sector lower. Gains in 2012 YTD Though I have been cautious about the precious metals topping in 2011, both silver and gold have gained significantly in the first two months or 60 days of 2012. Following is a chart comparison of the gains using the GLD ETF as a proxy for the gold price, the SLV ETF as a proxy for the silver price and the SIL ETF of silver miners since January 3 of this year: From the above chart, both gold and silver prices are in an uptrend since Complete Story » |
| Posted: 04 Mar 2012 05:00 AM PST By Vatalyst: We have all heard about the rapidly rising price of gold. In order to take part in this potential for profit, it is possible to purchase gold bars or coins and store them, letting their value rise over time as inflation does its thing. However, in the fearful, deflationary period we find ourselves in, I think it makes sense to hedge your gold bets by buying gold stocks that pay dividends. That way you get income while you wait for the "final reckoning." I chose these stocks because, unlikely many junior miners, these gold producers pay dividends. For example, Newmont Mining pays a dividend tied to the price of gold. Each of these companies has a strong record of exploratory success. When you're dealing with miners, an experienced geological team is of paramount importance. Without consistent development, these gold producers eventually lose stuff to pull out of the ground--and ultimately Complete Story » |
| In Spite Of Dendreon's Woes, Other Players In The Sector Are Starting To Roll Posted: 04 Mar 2012 03:30 AM PST By VFC: Generally, as goes Dendreon (DNDN), goes the cancer immunotherapy sector as a whole. Such was the case last summer when the Dendreon juggernaut was stopped dead in its tracks after all of the Provenge sales woes came to light, and it was the case yet again when a rebound in those Provenge sales numbers led to a brief, but notable surge earlier this year. The tide may be changing, though, as some in the sector are starting to move on without DNDN leading the way. After reporting full fourth quarter results early last week, which were accompanied by modest projections for the coming months, shares slipped back towards the ten dollar mark and left many investors wondering if the golden future once predicted for this company will ever regain its traction. Meanwhile, shares of Immunocellular Therapeutics (IMUC.OB), for instance, were flying higher all week as speculation about a move to Complete Story » |
| Human Genome Offers Short And Long Term Potential From Current Prices Posted: 04 Mar 2012 03:10 AM PST By VFC: Shares of Human Genome Sciences (HGSI) quickly returned to the ten dollar level earlier this year after having slipped to below seven bucks during the closing weeks of 2011. The rebound was short-lived, however, as the latest earnings report did not demonstrate enough established growth in Benlysta sales to satisfy those investors that have a closer eye on the short term, rather than the long. Benlysta sales did rake in $26 million for the latest quarter, up from $18 million during the third quarter of 2011, and the slower-than-expected commercial roll out can be attributed, in part, to the fact that doctors view this as a "trial period" for Benlysta, according to comments made by company officials in a conference call held last week. Although becoming only the first lupus drug to be approved by the FDA in over fifty years, Benlysta still faces the challenge of proving itself to Complete Story » |
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| Collections: lifeassunny's Silver Collection Posted: 03 Mar 2012 11:11 PM PST |
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| Pennsylvanias Ice Mine And the Lost Silver Posted: 03 Mar 2012 05:00 PM PST coudy |
| 21 St Century : Is Gold Poised to make a comeback ? Posted: 03 Mar 2012 04:30 PM PST Columbia University |
| The Gold Standard of the 19th century is the highest monetary achievement of the civilized world” Posted: 03 Mar 2012 04:30 PM PST Ferdinand Lips |
| The Decoy Of The Falling Dollar Posted: 03 Mar 2012 04:00 PM PST |
| Bob Chapman highly recommends the Gold miner Pretium PVG Posted: 03 Mar 2012 07:48 AM PST Bob Chapman highly recommends the Gold miner Pretium PVG Bob Chapman... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my blog http://www.bobchapman.blogspot.com for the full Story ]] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Iceland Wants To Adopt The Dollar... No, Not That One, The Other One Posted: 03 Mar 2012 12:45 AM PST  The dollar in question is that of Canada. According to the Globe and Mail, tiny Iceland "is looking longingly to the loonie as the salvation from wild economic gyrations and suffocating capital controls...and for the first time, the Canadian government says it's open to discussing idea. There's a compelling economic case why Iceland would want to adopt the Canadian dollar. It offers the tantalizing prospect of a stable, liquid currency that roughly tracks global commodity prices, nicely matching Iceland's own economy, which is dependent on fish and aluminum exports." |
| Why David Stockman isn't buying it Posted: 03 Mar 2012 12:45 AM PST  Spend time with him and you discover this former wunderkind of the Reagan revolution is many other things now - an advocate for higher taxes, a critic of the work that made him rich and a scared investor who doesn't own a single stock for fear of another financial crisis. Stockman suggests you'd be a fool to hold anything but cash now, and maybe a few bars of gold. He thinks the Federal Reserve's efforts to ease the pain from the collapse of our "national leveraged buyout" - his term for decades of reckless, debt-fueled spending by government, families and companies - is pumping stock and bond markets to dangerous heights. |
| Metals smashed to disguise monetary irresponsibility, Eric Sprott tells KWN Posted: 03 Mar 2012 12:45 AM PST  Interviewed by King World News yesterday, Sprott Asset Management CEO Eric Sprott shakes his head at this week's counterintuitive action in the paper gold and silver markets. Sprott says, "The authorities don't want a linkage between monetary irresponsibility and the price of precious metals going up." That is indeed, the truth. The link to this must read KWN blog headlined "What Happened in Gold and Silver is Stunning" is here. |
| Gold hub: Singapore to scrap tax Posted: 03 Mar 2012 12:45 AM PST  Singapore is seeking to lure bullion refiners by scrapping taxes on gold, an action that could also attract trading houses to open storage facilities and transform the country into a key Asian pricing hub, industry sources said on Monday. Singapore will exempt investment-grade gold and other precious metals from a 7% goods and services tax to spur the development of gold trading, Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam said on Friday. The change takes effect in October and may lift demand for gold bars and coins in the fourth quarter and into 2012. Singapore's investment gold demand nearly tripled to 3.5 tonnes in 2011, according to consultancy firm GFMS. |
| Bank of China, CME to seek wider use of yuan Posted: 03 Mar 2012 12:45 AM PST  Bank of China Ltd, one of China's "big four" State-owned lenders, formed a tie-up with the world's largest futures exchange operator on Wednesday, through which the two parties will explore yuan settlement and clearing opportunities for commodities. The cooperation agreement provides for trading in contracts related to oil, interest rates, grains and gold. The pact includes a settlement and clearance membership in the derivatives marketplace CME Inc, and an application from Bank of China (Hong Kong) Ltd to become an offshore yuan settlement bank for CME, which is almost complete, said Si Xinchun, deputy general manager of the bank's corporate banking unit. |
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