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Things That Make You Go Hmmm: This Little Piggy Bent The Market By Grant Williams About 18 months ago, I had a very pleasant chat with a gentleman by the name of Luzi Stamm.You may detect some measure of surprise in my words, and the reason for that is quite simple: Luzi Stamm is a […]
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Total War over the Petrodollar By Marin Katusa, Chief Energy Investment Strategist The conspiracy theories surrounding the death of Total SA’s chief executive, Christophe de Margerie, started the second the news broke of his death. Under mysterious circumstances in Moscow, his private jet collided with a snowplow just after midnight. De Margerie was the CEO
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Thoughts from the Frontline: A Scary Story for Emerging Markets By John Mauldin The consequences of the coming bull market in the US dollar, which I’ve been predicting for a number of years, go far beyond suppression of commodity prices (which in general is a good thing for consumers – but could at some point
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By Laurynas Vegys, Research Analyst Gold stocks staged spring and summer rallies this year, but haven’t able to sustain the momentum. Many have sold off sharply in recent weeks, along with gold. That makes this a good time to examine the book value of gold equities; are they objectively cheap now, or not? By way
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Outside the Box: Hoisington Investment Management Quarterly Review and Outlook: Third Quarter 2014 By John Mauldin I featured the thinking of Dr. Lacy Hunt on the velocity of money and its relationship to developed-world overindebtedness and the potential for deflation in this week’s Thoughts from the Frontline, and I thought you’d like to peruse Lacy’s entire recent
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The 10th Man: The Financial Engineering Market By Jared Dillian IBM went down hard on its quarterly earnings report this week. This made a splash in the news because, well, it’s IBM, and also Warren Buffett owns it, so it was a rare moment of human fallibility for him. But there is a lot more
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By Andrey Dashkov Unlike Jack Nicholson’s character in A Few Good Men, we trust that you can handle the truth. No matter your age, securing a comfortable retirement is a huge concern. Folks want the whole truth about their financial outlook, but straight answers are hard to come by. Both sides of the mainstream media habitually
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Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (10/22/14) Graphite equities continue to trade sideways, but a handful are starting to emerge as best-in-class plays as they race to secure offtake agreements by derisking their projects through resource upgrading and economic studies. Ron Struthers, editor and publisher of Struthers’ Resource Stock Report,says that investors need to focus on companies
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The Energy Report | October 16, 2014 Investors in the uranium space are like Goldilocks: They have three major ways to play, says David A. Talbot, senior mining analyst at Dundee Capital Markets. The Athabasca Basin entices with high rewards for high risks. U.S.-based in-situ recovery offers stable cash flow from stable operations. And companies challenged
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Source: JT Long of The Gold Report (10/20/14) Could an infectious disease kill the monster that has been choking gold and silver prices for more than a year? On the heels of a lively Sprott Precious Metals Roundtable discussion, The Gold Report caught up with investor Eric Sprott to ask how a tragedy in Africa could impact the price
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