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By Paul Carter |
November 9, 2012
Grant Williams of Vulpes Investment Management in Singapore follows a classic text in an excellent presentation on past financial bubbles and the characteristic behavior they follow. He then applies this analysis to two current markets: US Treasuries and gold.
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By Paul Carter |
October 10, 2012
With the price of gold climbing, we are once again starting to hear the clarion cries warning us of a gold bubble. But how does one objectively evaluate that claim? The first step is to understand what a bubble means.
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By Paul Carter |
September 6, 2012
The Accumulation Distribution Line indicating that gold is extremely undervalued. And with the market starting to show some signs of life, it could possibly be the start of a significant rally this fall. Maybe even one that takes us to the threshold of $2,000.
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By Paul Carter |
August 13, 2012
There is nothing subtle about this particular divergence. Going back to the limit of this charting source still shows that something has fundamentally changed with the recent trading in the silver market.
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By Paul Carter |
May 31, 2012
When a divergence appears and the ADL does not confirm the price action, it could be signalling an upcoming reversal. For a bullish example, we see that the price hits a short term low while the ADL continues higher. Shortly thereafter, it moves to match the ADL.
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By Paul Carter |
October 19, 2011
If the gold exists then show us. What could be simpler? The fact that there exists a clandestine body of control that steadfastly refuses any oversight, begs the question: What are they hiding?
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By Paul Carter |
August 15, 2011
I love repricing things in gold because it brings the long term economic trends into sharp relief
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By Paul Carter |
July 27, 2011
Clearly a reckless Federal government is good for gold - or more accurately, our collective can kickers in Washington, DC, are very bad for the dollar. Take a look at this very telling graph.
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By Paul Carter |
May 26, 2011
Why are so many people from both sides of the monetary debate against such a proposal? The answer is simple: Everyone understands that gold is the basis of the global monetary and banking systems.
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By Paul Carter |
April 21, 2011
Gold has long been one of mankind's most prized possessions. Yet most people have little idea where gold comes from, other than from "gold mines." Mining gold today often is monumental undertakings, some of man's great engineering feats.
