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June 29, 2009, Lou Scatigna is a financial adviser in the New York area who has a lively and pungent weekly radio program. From 2005 until 2008, Lou consistently warned listeners and his clients of an oncoming financial catastrophe. As Lou had warned, it has happened with disastrous consequences. He expected the recession with all its harsh consequences. LOU'S FORECASTS PROVED TO BE DEADLY ACCURATE. It is no surprise that one of the few investments that he can find good values in are the mining stocks. He has been positive on gold right from its bottom at $270. His web site is available to the public. It is a superb site containing an enormous amount of financial and economic information and worth your time to read it regularly. Canadian readers will benefit from Lou's views. He is quite familiar with the Canadian markets as well as the Canadian mining industry. click below
http://thefinancialphysician.blogspot.com/
Written by canam on 2009-06-29 19:05 in Analyst Articles
This is an excellent economic view and gold comment by Howard Katz,
http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_08 … 509pv.html
Written by canam on 2009-06-16 04:34 in Analyst Articles
Cliquer http://www.321gold.com/editorials/holme … 61009.html
Written by canam on 2009-06-12 00:21 in Analyst Articles
STOCK MARKET: Still OK and continuing to remain invested, we said so during this slow and meandering bottom and our analysis remains positive. That will change but for now, hang in there...BONDS? As we have said many times before, it remains at a very high risk. Our analysis still indicates higher rates over the mid to long term....GOLD AND PRECIOUS METALS: continuing positive indications, we are in a long term positive period for the metals and most commodites....AS A MATTER OF FACT, WE ARE NOW IN A LONG TERM POSITIVE MARKET FOR HARD ASSET-COMMODITIES WHICH SHOULD LAST ANOTHER 7 TO 15 YEARS IF VIEWED IN A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE. WE HAVE BEEN IN A COMMODITES BULL MARKET FOR ABOUT EIGHT YEARS ALREADY. That positive hard asset commodities cycle, where countries and people desire "things" rather than "paper' such as US Treasury Bonds, limits the upside for the regular stock market such as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrials. UNDERSTAND VERY WELL THAT THE RISE IN COMMODITIES PRICES(YES, A CONTINUING BULL MARKET IN COMMODITIES) IS VERY NEGATIVE AND WILL BE VERY NEGATIVE FOR THE ECONOMY AND THE STOCK MARKET. NOTE THE PRICE OF GASOLINE-----IT'S RISE IS VERY NEGATIVE AND OUR ANALYSIS SAYS HIGHER PRICES AT THE PUMP. THAT IS NOT GOOD EXCEPT FOR THE OIL COMPANIES' PROFITS. June 1, 2009...P.S. Later, our analysis suggests the strong possibility of another possible financial collapse. There is no way that a country, a government, a company or an individual can borrow to such an extent as the US is doing and not face later economic chaos. The US will be borrowing over a trillion dollars this year. God help the world's financial markets! OUR CYCLICAL WORK DOES SUGGEST THE STRONG POSSIBILITY OF A MARKET MELTDOWN AFTER THE CURRENT PERIOD IS COMPLETE, MAYBE BEGINNING SOMETIME IN 2010. WHILE NO CYCLE IS PERFECT OR CAN WE PROMISE ACCURACY, I FIND IT DISCONCERTING THAT THE NEGATIVE CYCLES THAT ARE DUE TO OCCUR WITHIN TWO YEARS MATCH FUNDAMENTAL EVENTS THAT BORDER ON FINANCIAL SUICIDE. EXAMPLES? BAILOUTS THAT MAY NEVER BE PAID BACK, THROWING MONEY THAT THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT HAVE-BORROW, BORROW, SPEND, SPEND, OH YES, PRINT, PRINT, PRINT. TRAGICALLY, ALL THIS WASTE AND WILD SPENDING WILL RETURN TO HAUNT THE WORLD'S MARKETS.
Written by canam on 2009-06-01 20:13 in Analyst Articles
John Embry of Sprott Securities wrote an excellent overview of the gold market. John includes some history of the gold bullion sale decisions of that economic sage and graduate of the London School of Economics, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Sir Gordon's advice and the ill-timing of Britain's gold sales has been so pathetic that it borders on the laughable. However, as he sold billions of dollars of the British treasury's gold at prices near $290, some intelligent and prudent central bankers and large institutions, who had a knowledge of valuations, wisely stepped up and bought the gold that was literally "on sale" and truly being "given away" at those price levels. Of course, we are certain that the buyers of the bullion did not have the advantage of being graduates of the London School of Economics. Hey Gordon, you provided the investing world with the best bottom buy signal ever seen, keep up the goof work.
http://www.sprott.com/pdf/investorsdige … 2_2009.pdf
Written by canam on 2009-05-28 18:41 in Analyst Articles