“The above chart shows the ratio of the US monetary base to the US population. Despite growth in the US population, the monetary
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David Chapman
A sharp rise in the US monetary base 2008 coincides with the implementation of various quantitative easing programs. Continue reading
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There is no ceiling for the gold price, because there is no limit on how much money will be printed. The Fed’s latest announcement confirms this theory, and paves the way for much higher gold and silver prices. Continue reading
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With all of this money sloshing around the financial system one would think it would actually do some good and help the economy grow again. Continue reading
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Last week COTW took a look at gold production so thought it appropiate to look this week at silver production. It was probably no real surprise that the answer was basically the same. Silver demand/produciton faces an annual shortfall of some 8,678 tonnes in 2011. On a silver ounces basis this translates into a deficit of 115 million ounces. Continue reading
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the increased production is still not keeping up with demand. 4,486 tonnes was consumed in 2011 with China and India being the two largest consumers. The deficit which has been rising steadily since a low in the late 1980’s is not quite at the record seen in 2008 but at 1,668 tonnes it is getting closer Continue reading
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Jim Sinclair www.jsmineset.com calls Alf Fields the best gold technician. Certainly Alf’s track record has been very good since the gold bull market got under in 2001 near $250. Mr. Fields only comes out with the occasional miss but his forecasts have proven to be quite accurate. That being the case Mr. Fields is worth paying attention to if you are gold bull. Continue reading
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This interesting chart has been making the rounds on the internet. Oddly I have yet to find the original article that was the source from Haver Analytics an independent research arm of Morgan Stanley
(MS-NYSE). Continue reading
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Spaniards who violate the ban will face fines of 25% of the payment made in cash. Continue reading
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Technical Scoop:Chart of the Week – Long term trend of gold remains intact by David Chapman Continue reading
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