Category Archives: Precious Metals
Secular Yearbook
Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2013 by Credit Suisse. Continue reading
Bull
Precious Toolbelt
Economic Velocity
Coal and Gold Share
Coal Stocks Grinding Higher at Next Big Trade. KOL, however, represents international coal and is a function of China. Continue reading
Precious Complex
Yesterday the PM complex was whacked on a White House rejection of a Boehner offer. Blah blah, whatever. I didn’t look, but I’m sure the conspiratorial goldbugs were screaming manipulation. But is a “High volume flushout with positive divergence in MACD, bottoms start like this” more than hope? Continue reading
Equity Schadenfreude
In honor of the Fed’s last meeting of it’s 99th year: The Lender of Last Resort: Lessons from the Fed’s First 100 Years at Ritholtz. I’m sure 2013 will see many a goldbug story detailing the century of currency destruction. A rippin’ gold market would provide plenty of schadenfreude. Continue reading
Wheat from the Chaff
Conspiratorial precious metal bloggers were taken on by Kid Dynamite. Meanwhile, while those guys argue how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, Fed’s Evans Urges Near-Zero Rates Until 6.5% Jobless as Continue reading
Goldbug Long Reads
The best stuff you’ll see all weekend: Continue reading
Commodity Turkey
Citigroup- Commodities Super-Cycle is Now Over at Trading Journal of an Investment Junkie. ISA is selective in its favorite commodities while expecting emerging markets to continue their advance. I hope to run across the full 120 page report… Continue reading
Election Precious Metals
Extensive Weekend Reading
Precious Strength
Market Tells
Constructive Metals
Goldbug Delight
Tomorrow afternoon ISA will take an extensive look at the coal and natural gas thesis, including a favorite investment possibility. As the the precious metals complex works off an overbought condition with time, here is a deep look: Continue reading
Q&A: Positioning
One prized member inquired about ISA coal favorite CLD, noting “the possible upside in precious metals tempts me with other opportunities.” Continue reading