A Long Term View of Gold
Last week the discussion of the valuation of gold mines ended with the possibility that the prices of marginal, unhedged mines with extensive reserves that […]
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Mining On The Internet
The internet is a wondrous thing; a rich deposit that sits there waiting to be mined by those people who have recognised there are nuggets […]
So is the gold bull over?
Last week’s commentary ended with the statement, “The high volatility in the gold market may well continue this week, but odds favour that it will […]
Ready for the next leg of the bull market?
It would appear that the effect of the margin increase has now largely worked itself through the system, both in the US and in Japan, […]
Market Strategy – 19 February 2003
“………And geopolitical worries continue to dominate the market” (Source: the Every Media ) Silver- hair traders grin and think differently. It’s the state of the […]
Can gold recover?
The precipitate increase in Comex margin for gold futures last week has taken its toll on the gold markets. The Big Question now is whether […]
The Comex margin adjustment – a rabbit?
On occasion, when the commodity underlying some futures contract experiences much increased volatility, the futures exchange decide to be prudent and to increase the amount […]
The lagging gold shares
We have the gold price at levels not seen since December 1996 (and platinum at 20 –year highs) yet the shares are not performing. One […]
The gold bulls
It seems likely that a majority of the readers of this essay are of that species of person known as a gold bull. A quite […]
How far can the gold price go?
The theme of the past two essays was that it would appear from the behaviour of the gold price that the vaults from where the […]