Silver And Gold Commodities

Mercenary Geologist Mickey Fulp picks winners in the junior resources sector based on three criteria: share structure, people and projects. In this exclusive Gold Report interview, Mickey suggests the summer slump—with low volumes and low prices—is a good time for some homework on equities that could double within 12 months.

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Global Resource Investments Founder and CEO Rick Rule believes the secular commodities bull market will continue its charge even as the markets deliver huge waves of volatility. In this Gold Report exclusive based on his Friday webcast, Rick covers a lot of territory and provides plenty of tips for investors.

Illinois public employees who think the state constitution guarantees that they’ll get all their pension benefits may have another think coming.

Looking for some cheery Monday morning reading? Don’t read the latest from Matterhorn Asset Management, whose latest letter newsletter is titled THERE WILL BE NO DOUBLE DIP (because it will be way, way worse)

Aug. 16 (Bloomberg) — Have you read the U.S.

Several tons of gold imported into the UAE by traders and investors turned out to be fake on closer inspection, resulting in millions of dirhams in losses and high levels of stress to the victims.

In 1963, Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz wrote a seminal piece on the Great Depression (A Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960), parts of which have become accepted wisdom in monetary policy and theory ever since. Friedman and Schwartz’s argument is that what turned a recession into a depression in the 1930s (where output dropped by 30% and unemployment rose to 25%) was a collapse of the money supply, as banks were forced to call in their inter-bank loans, creating a domino effect of collapsed banks and lost savings.

Aug. 16 (Bloomberg) — China, whose $2.45 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves are the world’s largest, is turning bullish on Europe and Japan at the expense of the U.S.

The United States is running out of time to get its budget and trade deficits under control. Despite the urgency of the situation, 2010 has been wasted in hype about a non-existent recovery.