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GOLD ANALYSIS
GOLD ANALYSIS
GOLD BULLS
Thursday
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11 Mar 2010
Blanchard Chairman, Donald Doyle sees numerous reasons that point to gold's nine-year bull run continuing in both the near and long term.
FOXES CRASH THE GOLD HENHOUSE
Thursday
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11 Mar 2010
As cash pressures mount, gold majors move to mine the markets, which are proving more lucrative than the mining of gold.
GOLD WEEKLY
Wednesday
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10 Mar 2010
As investors focus more and more on sovereign risk issues so gold stands to gain
PDAC CONVENTION
Wednesday
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10 Mar 2010
Franco-Nevada Chairman Pierre Lassonde does not believe peak gold is imminent. However, innovations in exploration technology are critical to keeping gold mining viable as a sector.
GOLD UPDATE
Monday
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08 Mar 2010
Expansionary monetary policies, exploding national debt and global currency devaluations, are creating a very favorable scenario for the price of gold.
WEALTH PRESERVATION
Saturday
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06 Mar 2010
Midas Letter publisher James West believes gold is the store of value everybody resorts to when times are rough. Interview with The Gold Report.
BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Thursday
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04 Mar 2010
Founded in 2003, Yamana does everything to ignore its blessing of copper, a wonderful cash-generating metal, with demonstrable uses.
NEEDS TO CLEAR $1,250
Thursday
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04 Mar 2010
The gold rally that began last fall and drove the yellow metal through $1,200 doesn't seem to be panning out the way the rallies of 2005 and 2007 did says Brien Lundin. He hasn't lost hope but, he is a bit worries about this runs' breakout. Interview with The Gold Report
POSITIVES OUTWEIGH NEGATIVES
Thursday
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04 Mar 2010
Despite some apparently poor fundamentals, gold could well be set for a further rise this year as investor sentiment remains strong.
AGONIES OF GOLD INVESTING
Wednesday
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03 Mar 2010
That Barrick name popped up, amid the aroma of a three Windhoek draughts, Africa's finest lager.
GOLD MAJORS SCORECARD
Monday
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01 Mar 2010
With wiped faces, is it time for major gold companies to start focusing on shareholders?
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Friday
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26 Feb 2010
What does $5,000 gold really mean? Perhaps social chaos and, if so, who really wants that?
CONTRADICTORY RUMOURS
Thursday
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25 Feb 2010
First the rumours are that China won't buy the IMF gold, then there are equally strong rumours that it will. If China or India, the other rumoured buyer, don't cough up does it really matter?
BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Thursday
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25 Feb 2010
A relatively scintillating performance for 2009 restores some confidence in the notion that gold miners can produce genuine free cash flows, in this case, USD 1.2bn.
A LARGE SWING AWAY FROM THE EURO
Thursday
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25 Feb 2010
The net long dollar position on Inter continental exchange is 150 times the six-year average; CME Euro is heavily oversold
INVESTMENT INSIGHTS
Wednesday
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24 Feb 2010
Prices are back to year-ago levels, and in some notable cases, to levels first seen in 2003
INDIAN COMMENT
Wednesday
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24 Feb 2010
With India's gold holdings still lagging other major economies, it is said to be closely watching the gold market for other buying opportunities
GOLD UPDATE
Monday
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22 Feb 2010
In times of monetary crisis, gold is the best insurance you can have
BIG PRICE BOOST DOESN'T BOOST GOLD PRODUCTION
Monday
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22 Feb 2010
In his latest Basic Points analysis, global market strategist Don Coxe suggests investors maintain a high exposure to gold and gold miners whose production comes from politically secure areas.
KNEE-JERK REACTIONS
Saturday
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20 Feb 2010
The gold price has recovered very quickly in each case from two successive announcements which were seen by some as marking the end of the gold bull market.
BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Friday
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19 Feb 2010
African Barrick Gold should capitalise at USD 4bn, minimum, supplying Barrick with a cool billion for selling a quarter stake.
IMF GOLD SALE
Thursday
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18 Feb 2010
A little context to the IMF announcement
TRADER DAN'SVIEWPOINT
Thursday
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18 Feb 2010
Thoughts on the latest IMF gold sale announcement suggest only a temporary, and small, gold price setback.
WGC GOLD DEMAND TRENDS
Thursday
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18 Feb 2010
The single biggest gold supply-side driver in 2009 was recycled gold, while weaker jewellery and industrial demand were offset by significantly higher levels of investment. There have been interesting shifts between the activities of different subsectors of the "investor" component, however.
GOLD DEMAND STILL $100BN PLUS IN 2009
Wednesday
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17 Feb 2010
The World Gold Council's latest statistics show a reasonably balanced gold sector despite fall in physical demand in 2009, but fundamentals are not the main gold market drivers at the moment.
VOLATILITY STILL AN ISSUE
Monday
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15 Feb 2010
As gold weathers (just) yet another bout of risk aversion, silver has retained its well-deserved reputation for volatility - but how has it stood up to gold in the longer term?
GOLD UP-DATE
Monday
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15 Feb 2010
As the currency crisis continues in the European Union, gold trades sideways with an upward bias.