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Why global hedging in Gold is declining |
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Commodity Online
NEW YORK: Is hedging in Gold coming down? Yes, says the latest VM Fortis Hedging and Financial Report. |
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'Find a holiday home in America' |
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By Adrian Ash
There are plenty of "holiday homes" to choose from in the USA right now, not least on Fannie Mae's books. |
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Commodities: Politicians have lots of devious tools |
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By Jeffrey Kennedy
Farmers can "lock in price-support payments at the lowest possible market price, and then sell their crops later at the highest possible price, and then pocket the high price and a payment from the government for the difference between the two. |
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What investors look for in China |
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By Fitzroy McLean
So in China, we look for solid, undervalued companies on established exchanges - and there are a number of these gems if you dig for them - and save the gambling for the casinos in Macau.
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'Inflation is the new ravenous dragon in China' |
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By Jon Nadler
Inflation is public enemy No.1 at least as far as China is concerned. Beijing is going to have to do more to curb inflation, perhaps at the price of reducing growth and employment. |
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Gold is not hot and will now refuse to rise |
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By Ira Epstein
House prices may no longer be declining as fast or for that matter even declining as they were just a month ago. In some areas sales are actually picking up |
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'The Ultimate Currency That Will Survive All Times' |
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The publisher of one of the most www.rohstoffraketen.de, popular German newsletters, Sascha Opel brings a distinctive outlook to the precious metals market. |
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Does recent setback in Gold sign an end to bull run |
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By Doug Casey
The current pullback to match the sharpest correction to date, a drop of 27.7%, gold would have to fall to about $730. Could it happen, again? Sure, why not?
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All you need to know about Gold standard |
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By Nathan Lewis
A gold standard is essentially a currency board linked to Gold and doesn't it make more sense to peg to gold. |
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Crude Oil makes commodities hot |
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By Jon Nadler
Overnight action in gold picked up on yesterday's gains in New York, and the market headed to near $881 before turning back as it bumped into resistance. |
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Russia's Norilsk nickel value questioned |
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By Sergei Blagov
In the wake of the recent deal, however, Norilsk Nickel shares have remained flat on Russian and international bourses. |
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Why Jim Rogers is right on Hot Commodities |
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By Ian Jackson
Commodities are hot and Jim Rogers, author of Hot Commodities has no doubt got one of those Cheshire cat-like ear-to-ear smiles. |
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What does Gold Market know about US Treasury |
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By Addison Wiggin
Dollar is being dragged down by debt – government debt, personal debt, and corporate debt |
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How the Fed is easing credit to beat recession |
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By Randolph Buss
Markets are interesting; most global indices are putting in long term double/triple and many markets are back down to mid 2006 or early 2007 levels. |
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The Fed Folly: Growing Wheat in the Desert |
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By Justice Litle
As a Barron’s-anointed standard bearer of the bulls -- in the midst of a full-blown food crisis no less -- Mr. Oelschlager has made his case akin to that of growing wheat in the desert. The mind boggles. |
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Poor man's Gold shows poor fundamentals |
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By Jon Nadler
Gold prices meandered within a ten dollar channel on Monday but worked hard to maintain gains in the wake of once again record values in crude oil ($119.93) following a UK pipeline shutdown and an attack on oil facilities in Nigeria. |
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Sustainability strikes the mining industry |
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Credit's endangered status is pushing the hurdles to securing loans to new heights |
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Gold has been blogged and bandied to death |
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By Steve Zwick, Futures Magazine
Gold has been the headline-grabber over these past few months, and what can you say about the yellow metal that hasn’t already been blogged and bandied to death? |
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Why can't central bankers utter the word 'money' |
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By Adrian Ash
In fact, if you ignore the phrase "money market(s)", seven different members of the Bank's policy team used the word "money" just three times in nine speeches over the last ten weeks |
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Oil vigilantes are resurfacing in the Nymex oil pits |
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By Gary Dorsch
In the futures markets, crude oil is up 80% from a year ago, unleaded gasoline up 40% natural gas up 39%, Soybeans are up 83%, corn up 65%, wheat up 95%, sugar up 30%, Gold up 36%, and rough rice is 125% higher from a year ago |
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