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By Guy Lerner |
September 11, 2012
A long term oscillator, known as the Coppock Curve, points towards gains in gold. Prior instances (since 1998) of the Coppock Curve being in a similar position are noted on the chart. Long term price projections suggest that gold could make it to the $2,500 level.
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By Guy Lerner |
May 22, 2012
Let others think that a higher dollar is bad for gold prices. That is the prevailing dogma, and like most market dogma, it is wrong. To me, the dollar is a non-factor in the gold equation.
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By Guy M. Lerner |
May 18, 2012
Until proven otherwise, central banks will continue to devalue their currencies and intervene in markets because if they didn’t “life as we know it would not exist.” This is the sole basis for understanding the positive fundamentals behind gold. Period.
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By Guy M. Lerner |
April 18, 2012
It is often stated that copper is the metal with a Ph.D. in economics, and the data for the most part bears this out. The breakdown in the price structure of the Bullish Consensus for copper strongly suggests lower prices for copper, which in all likelihood implies a recession.