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07.02.09- Silver Takes on Gold Supremecy
I noticed that he was right, in that it did merit an exclamation point! And in gold, Ed Steer of Casey Research writes that the latest Commitment of Traders report from the CFTC "was, in a word, depressing." The details are that "Despite the price decline in gold during the prior week, the bullion banks in the Commercial category only decreased their net short position by 1,474 contracts...a number hardly worth mentioning", so you wonder why he does, unless there it is a secret code that, when run through a Junior Mogambo Ranger (JMR) secret decoder ring, gives the secret message, "The Mogambo was right! Buy as much freaking gold as you can get your hands on because this is bizarre!" Read More
07.01.09- Gold - It's Just Time
06.30.09- Silver lining
In fact throughout the Lehman's debacle the price of gold actually fizzled like a Hong Kong typhoon and year on year January 2008 to December 2008 made very little gain. If gold was going to do anything short of spectacular we would have expected it to happen during the course of the last quarter of 2008. Read More
06.29.09.- 'Gold to go through $2,000.
06.27.09- Bringing Back Silver Money
06.26.09- Straight Talk On Manipulation
Silver is an interesting topic in itself. Like all world commodities, it's impossible to study and keep current on all the issues impacting silver without being aware of what is going on in the world. It forces you to be knowledgeable on a host of current events, including economics. It forces you to study history and contemplate the future. It helps make you well rounded. Such thought processes are more satisfying than keeping up on the latest celebrity gossip. Read More Copyright © 1996-2009
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Mark at Northwest Territorial Mint suggests that instead of me always yammering about buying "gold, silver and oil", maybe I should switch to "silver, gold and oil", which he deems "might even merit an exclamation point" since silver should precede gold in the lineup since silver is probably the most astoundingly under-priced element on the face of the planet!
To borrow a phrase from a recent piece by Martin Armstrong, "it’s just time" for Gold to shine and revert to its role as money. Of course, the powers that be and their minions laugh in contempt at such a concept. Wall Street laughs at the investment that has no growth potential and pays no dividends. 
During the worst financial meltdown we have ever witnessed many investors expected gold and other precious metals to skyrocket to levels never seen before.
On the global stage of currency devaluation and debasement, the reasons for owning gold seem obvious. But have you ever stopped to consider the derivative market? According to Charles Oliver and Jamie Horvat, both senior portfolio managers at Sprott Asset Management, "The impact of the derivatives has yet to express itself." In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Charles and Jamie explain how gold will react in the New Financial (dis)Order. Both foresee $2,000 gold in the next three years and, ultimately, "significant" hyperinflation on a global scale over the next decade.
Most of you know something that has hardly had any mention in the mainstream press at all, and this is the valiant effort of Hugo Salinas Price to work for the reinstitution of silver into the monetary system of Mexico. Mr. Price is trying to bring silver back into circulation, in parallel with paper and digital money, in Mexico; see 
This article comes as a result of recent conversations with my friend and mentor Izzy Friedman. Our discussions on silver go back decades, to the mid-1980's. Some may marvel at how two grown men can debate such an apparent narrow issue on almost a daily basis for 25 years. What could we possibly find new to talk about? The truth is that not only do we find new things, the debate oftentimes becomes quite heated. Why this intense continued interest in this metal?
