'Nervous' the Word with Bullion
Source: Numismatic News, Harry Miller  (10/13/09)
"It certainly seems like Oktoberfest with bullion." More >

London Gold Market Report
Source: Adrian Ash, BullionVault  (10/12/09)
Inflows to gold "speak for themselves," financial press blames "greater fool theory" More >

Gold to Hit $1100/oz Early 2010: JPMorgan
Source: Commodity Online  (10/12/09)
"Overall it's looking for gold to average around $1,000 an ounce in the fourth quarter. . ." More >

'Gold, Peace and Prosperity,' Paul Tells New Orleans Conference
Source: GATA  (10/12/09)
"The Fed is 'ruining our economy, undermining personal liberty and financing wars.'" More >

Gold Rallies Despite U.S. Dollar Strength
Source: Market Oracle, GoldCore  (10/12/09)
". . .gold may need a correction. . .(in dollar terms) prior to challenging the next psychological level of $1,100/oz." More >

Rule: Small Gold Mine Will Never Make You Big Money
Source: Mineweb, Lawrence Williams  (10/12/09)
"It doesn't make sense just to buy the sector." More >

Can the G-20 Halt the Gold Bull Run
Source: Julian D.W. Phillips  (10/11/09)
The G-20 meeting last week was hoped to be a watershed for the global economy. It was hoped that there had to be a global solution to the financial crisis that triggered the credit crunch and the worldwide recession. Those solutions had to include the full cooperation of other key governments, including China, before we could hope for a sound recovery of the global economy. More >

Gold
Source: Free Gold Money Report  (10/10/09)
"In my view, a three-digit gold price is history." More >

Gold Price Hits New Highs, and Could Double Again
Source: MoneyWeek  (10/9/09)
"In inflation-adjusted terms it still has some way to go before matching its 1980 peak of $2,300." More >

Mint Output Cut in Latest Month
Source: Numismatic News, David C. Harper  (10/9/09)
". . .September coinage production fell by half from August. . ." More >

Mixed Signals About the U.S. and Global Economy
Source: David Morgan, Silver Investor  (10/9/09)
The following is an excerpt from the September Morgan Report. Many have asked what to expect after October 1, 2009. Well, that time has arrived and the following may give you, the reader, some insights into my thinking. . . More >

Global Rare Earth Reserves Sufficient for Current Needs–USGS
Source: Mineweb, Dorothy Kosich  (10/9/09)
"USGS says plenty of global resources exist that can meet needs well into the 21st Century." More >

25 Copper, Diamond, Gold Deals in the Congo Could Be Canceled
Source: Reuters  (10/9/09)
"Contracts involving "second tier" assets could be scrapped if no feasibility study results by December" More >

Clif Droke: A Look at Producer Expectations for Gold, Base Metals Prices
Source: The Gold Report/Clif Droke  (10/9/09)
Is there a basis for this latest gold and silver stock rally in light of the recent 10-year cycle peak? What would be the justification for it based on the cycles? According to savvy market technician, seasoned chart reader and cycle analyst Clif Droke, the answer is that investors are responding to the 10-year cycle peak by running to the precious metals and its related vehicles as safe havens. The public's fear of a dollar collapse is no secret and has reached the saturation point. More >

Jim Rogers: Gold to Zoom $2000, Crude $150–$200
Source: Commodity Online  (10/9/09)
". . .the precious metal will top $2,000 in a decade." More >

Japan to Obtain Rights to Platinum in Africa
Source: AFP  (10/9/09)
"Japan has in recent years worked to strengthen ties with African countries to ensure. . .resources, including precious metals." More >

Botswana to Get Gold ETF
Source: Reuters  (10/9/09)
". . .I think the trick and the challenge is going to be to get it to the retail space in an efficient way." More >

After Gods, Heroes and Gold Comes the Age of Lint
Source: Whiskey and Gunpowder, Bill Bonner  (10/9/09)
"We are in the 21st century now. Barbarous reflections rise up like swamp gas." More >

Into the Fourth Turning
Source: A Casey Research interview with Neil Howe  (10/8/09)
The Fourth Turning is an amazingly prescient book Neil Howe wrote with the late William Strauss in 1997. The work, which describes generational archetypes and the cyclical patterns created by these archetypes, has been an eye-opener to anyone able to entertain the notion that history may repeat itself. At the time the book was published, the Boston Globe stated, "If Howe and Strauss are right, they will take their place among the great American prophets." More >

Buy Gold!
Source: GoldSeek, Puru Saxena  (10/8/09)
"It is our contention that this breakout is the real deal. . ." More >

Indonesia Mining to attract $6b: BKPM
Source: The Jakarta Post  (10/8/09)
"Indonesia. . .is rich in various mining resources including gold, copper, tin, coal, bauxite and nickel " More >

The Case for Dumping Dollars and Investing in Gold
Source: Jason Hamlin, Gold Stock Bull  (10/7/09)
Gold just hit an all-time high of $1,045 and the dollar is coming under considerable pressure as China, Russia and other nations are calling for a new reserve currency. Rumors are swirling around that several countries are secretly planning to off-load their dollar reserves. . . More >

Rare Earths Play Sweats on Greenland OK
Source: The Australian, Matt Chambers  (10/6/09)
" This site. . . represent[s] a monopoly-breaker of Chinese dominance." More >

Gold Price Prediction
Source: James West, Midas Letter  (10/6/09)
The breaking of the old record high price for gold today is no surprise to long-time critics of American and thus global financial policy. Regardless of how much spin you can generate from a compromised media, the laws of supply and demand reassert themselves inevitably. . . More >

Steve Parsons Takes a Shine to Copper
Source: The Gold Report  (10/6/09)
In this exclusive Gold Report interview, Steve Parsons, Senior Research Analyst for Wellington West Capital Markets, explains how investors might capitalize on a theme that's picking up momentum on the copper concentrate side of the industry. He also sheds some light on a great copper story that's unfolding on the northern shore of Lake Superior in northeastern Minnesota. More >