Gold Market Report
Source: Ben Traynor, BullionVault  (8/10/11)
"Gold and stock markets are up; Fed 'will push QE3 if necessary;' BOE predicts 'sluggish' growth." More >

JPM Sees Gold at $2,500 by Year-End
Source: Bob Kirtley, SK Options Trading   (8/9/11)
"Get your head out of your day job, draw up your very own acquisition plan and implement it as quickly as you possibly can."
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David Morgan: $75 Silver Looming
Source: Sally Lowder of The Gold Report  (8/8/11)
The new normal could be $75/oz. silver. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, David Morgan, editor of The Morgan Report, maps out a path for silver that could sink by $5/ounce (oz.) during the summer pullback and then bounce up to $75/oz. to establish a new base level. A consistent Silver Institute Production Cost Standard could help investors make smarter decisions during the coming upswing. More >

The Crime Against Silver
Source: Rick Mills, Ahead of the Herd   (8/8/11)
"Silver-denominated notes, reminiscent of turn-of-the-century American silver certificates, are experiencing renewed popularity."
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Gold Climbs; ECB Is "Last Line" of Eurozone Defense
Source: Ben Traynor, BullionVault  (8/8/11)
"The gold prices soared past a record $1,700/oz. in Monday's trade following Sunday's announcement by the European Central Bank suggesting a new phase in the Eurozone crisis." More >

Recession 2011: Silver Futures Up on Firm Global Cues
Source: Economic Times  (8/8/11)
"Trading sentiments turned bullish after the prices in the overseas markets climbed." More >

U.S. Debt: Has Its Past Become Its Future?
Source: EverBank Direct, Frank Totter  (8/7/11)
"I tend to go straight to the numbers: A trip over to the Congressional Budget Office reveals the pearl within the plan." More >

Resource Nationalism Is Biggest Risk to Miners: Report
Source: Reuters  (8/7/11)
"Governments seek to benefit from higher commodity prices to try to restore fragile finances, Ernst & Young said on Sunday." More >

Currency Intervention Revived as Fed May Ease
Source: Bloomberg, Shamim Adam  (8/5/11)
"Japanese and Swiss moves to weaken the yen and the franc show reviving tension in foreign-exchange markets as the deteriorating U.S. economy weighs on the dollar." More >

China's Robotics May Boost Rare Earths, Precious Metals
Source: Commodity Online, Sreekumar Raghavan  (8/5/11)
"As miners re-opening closed rare earth facilities around the world, technological developments point to a revolution in the sector." More >

Morgan Stanley Raises Gold and Silver Forecasts
Source: Professional Advisor, Heidi Lee  (8/5/11)
"Morgan Stanley has revised up its 2011 forecast for gold and silver prices by 8% and 15%, respectively." More >

James West: Time to Buy Battered Juniors
Source: The Gold Report  (8/3/11)
Move into gold and silver was the advice James West, founder of the Midas Letter Opportunity Fund, gave Midas Letter subscribers in June. He recommended moving from the junior stock market to 100% gold, silver and precious metals funds backed by bullion. For a while it looked like a bad call. But as markets tanked, gold and silver soared, and it turned out to be a smart strategy. Now might be a good time to sell the metals and get back into the juniors, he says. More >

Five Things You Need to Know About the Economy
Source: David Galland, Casey Research   (8/3/11)
"Anything tangible will help offset the coming inflation—gold and silver will likely do better than most." More >

Gold Accelerates; Equities Enter Cyclical Bear Market
Source: Jordan Roy-Byrne, The Daily Gold  (8/3/11)
"We've said all along that before gold begins a bubble, equities must peak and begin a mild bear market. That is now happening." More >

Gold Market Report
Source: Ben Traynor, BullionVault  (8/3/11)
"Gold sets dollar, pound and euro records; 'growing risk' of Eurozone credit crunch." More >

Structural Change in Gold, Silver and Currency Markets
Source: Julian Phillips, Gold Forecaster   (8/3/11)
"We have to face the stark reality that the currency system we now live under globally cannot provide a true measure of value."
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Is the Debt Ceiling Raise Bullish for Gold?
Source: Eric McWhinnie, Wall St. Cheat Sheet  (8/2/11)
"Even though critics of gold will quickly call an end to gold's run on a decline, investors should keep the big picture in mind." More >

Metals and Miners Show Impressive Strength in Weak Market
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades  (8/2/11)
"Our indicators set us firmly on the highway marked gold, silver and rare earths." More >

President Obama's Debt Deal More Fizz Than Bang
Source: Bob Kirtley, SK Options Trading  (8/1/11)
"Coming hard on the heels of this announcement, stock futures rose and U.S. Treasuries futures slipped lower as both gold and silver lost ground." More >

Are Support and Resistance Levels in Precious Metals Holding?
Source: Eric McWhinnie  (7/29/11)
"Although precious metals have pulled back recently, they still remain near key price targets." More >

Silver to Rise but Tarnished by May's Rout
Source: Reuters, Jan Harvey  (7/29/11)
"Silver prices look set for further gains after rallying more than 15% this month on gold's coat-tails." More >

Peru's President's Prudence
Source: Resource Clips, Ted Niles  (7/28/11)
"Investors quailed when economic nationalist Ollanta Humala was elected President of Peru, which ranks first in the world for production of silver, second for copper and zinc and sixth for gold." More >

Gold Strong, Silver Surging
Source: Mary Anne and Pamela Aden, The Aden Forecast  (7/27/11)
"All factors considered, the fundamentals and the technicals are, and will continue to be, super bullish." More >

Dollar Default to Change Gold/Silver Markets
Source: Julian Phillips  (7/26/11)
"Bear in mind that precious metals markets are driven primarily by the developing world, where there has never much trust in paper money systems." More >

The Greek Canary Sings: Are Gold, Silver and Natural Resource Investors Listening?
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades  (7/25/11)
"As we ponder the economic chessboard, we sense that the basic aim is economic stimuli in whatever guises are necessary." More >