All Posts Tagged With: "bull market"

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Gold Price Outlook - the Long and Short of it

Gold prices have been all over the place lately…but Ed Bugos points out, below, that the outlook for both long and short term is bullish, but you will need to have some patience…

January 9th, 2009 | Ed Bugos | 0 comments | Continued
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We Are All Turkeys, Waiting for the Axe

Ben Bernanke would describe the turkey’s life - with no setbacks - as the product of a “great moderation.” Turkey stockbrokers would assure their clients that nothing had ever gone wrong in the turkey’s life…

November 27th, 2008 | Bill Bonner | 0 comments | Continued
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Gold Share Investors May Stumble Upon the Bull Market

There are only two things gold bulls should worry about from this point forward, now that the general commodity correction is out of the way and the froth has been worked out of the market: deflation in the strict sense of the term (monetary, not asset deflation) or a suddenly brightening economic outlook, both of which, in this writer’s opinion, would require a political austerity hardly imaginable these days.

October 16th, 2008 | Ed Bugos | 1 comment | Continued
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Why the Bull Market in Commodities Isn’t Over

Won’t recession mean lower commodity prices…and the end of the bull market in gold and oil? Is this the end of the trend begun only a few years ago…

August 4th, 2008 | Bill Bonner | 1 comment | Continued
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Gold Bull Market Only in its Teens

The bull market in gold started on a transition to “the middle stages” of an inflation cycle that began with Greenspan’s reign in the nineties. During that decade, the pundits argued that inflation was dead and that there was no longer any correlation between money supply growth and the price level, which was true if you forgave the method of calculation of both statistics, and ignored the technology bubble. But, the fact was simply that we were in “the early stages” of a new inflation cycle.

March 28th, 2008 | Ed Bugos | 8 comments | Continued
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Ben Bernanke’s Lie… Bear Market in Credit is Over

In the short-term, though, bear market rallies are just pauses along the way to the long-term trend channel. And yes, that means we think a bear market bottom for the All Ordinaries is below 4,400, a long way from where the index has opened up today on the higher Monday lead in New York. Our friend Porter Stansberry in Baltimore thinks the bear market in financials is over.

March 25th, 2008 | Dan Denning | 2 comments | Continued
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The Real Gold Bull Market is About to Stand Up

Let’s consider what the Federal Reserve is doing for the trend in gold prices – a trend, I am loathe to inform you, which it is not fighting. Let me sum it up: the trajectory of this bull trend shifted north when Bernanke took the helm of the Federal Reserve System, and that the policies pursued by the Bernanke Fed have confirmed the investment thesis driving the bull market in gold. As one pundit recently noted during a Bloomberg interview, “You gotta go with the inflation theme… it’s the only thing still working.”

March 14th, 2008 | Ed Bugos | 1 comment | Continued
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