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Time To Buy Gold And Silver: November Shows Historical Strength
Rick Rule From Sprott Asset USA - The World Economy And Precious Metals (Part II)
Gold bullion flowing from West to East
As Bond Yields Continue To Drop, Investors Should Start Looking Elsewhere
Understanding Financial Bubbles (Past & Present)
Worthless Trillion Dollar Paper

Time To Buy Gold And Silver: November Shows Historical Strength

Posted: 21 Oct 2012 07:40 AM PDT

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Rick Rule From Sprott Asset USA - The World Economy And Precious Metals (Part II)

Posted: 21 Oct 2012 07:10 AM PDT

By Patrick MontesDeOca:

The following is part II of an interview that took place on October 12, 2012 with Mr. Rick Rule from Sprott Asset Management.

Sprott U.S. Holdings is active in securities brokerage, segregated account money management and investment partnership management involving both equity and debt instruments, across the entire spectrum of the natural resource industry with more than $10 Billion under management.

In part II of the interview, Mr Rule comments on the Chinese situation with regards to exports, the U.S. Dollar and the "Fiscal Cliff" potential crisis. Mr. Rule gives us his candid prospects on the Middle East and the U.S. Elections affecting the price of gold and crude oil over the long-term.

RR: The second thing that we are seeing in China is the encouragement by the Chinese government and authorities for individuals to include gold denominated products in their savings. They are facilitating the private purchase by individuals

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Gold bullion flowing from West to East

Posted: 21 Oct 2012 07:00 AM PDT

Earlier this month Eric Sprott circulated a paper, co-authored by him, which concluded that Western central banks have considerably less physical gold than they claim. It shows that since the year ...

As Bond Yields Continue To Drop, Investors Should Start Looking Elsewhere

Posted: 21 Oct 2012 04:06 AM PDT

By Matt Schilling:

Should investors take Bill Gross' advice and shift their sentiment toward an investment in bonds, and more specifically junk bonds? Any financial instrument that currently yields better than your average savings account may be something to consider, but I really don't think right now is the ideal time to jump head first into a pool that continues to demonstrate a slow, yet steady decline in its water level. In an effort to be a bit more specific about my analogy, I happen to be talking about junk bonds. As many investors know most of these bonds have seen a very sharp decline in their yields as of late and as a result hit another all-time low Friday when they closed at 6.189%.

According to an article featured on Barrons.com,

The average junk-bond dollar price is back up to 104.12 cents on the dollar, in close range of its record-high 104.2-cent

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Understanding Financial Bubbles (Past & Present)

Posted: 21 Oct 2012 04:02 AM PDT

Extraordinary Popular Delusions And The Madness Of Markets
My recent presentation at the Resource Investor's Forum and Mines & Money explores economic bubbles and the classic 'Bubble Wave' and takes a look at the twin bubbles of today: Government bonds (which are set to burst) and gold (which is getting ready to enter the mania phase).

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