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Canadian Gold Mining Stocks: Tiny Chinese-Canadian Mining Stock Could Double by December
“A tiny $3 gold miner sits on $3.7 billion in measured gold reserves… and China’s thirst for gold could propel its stock price up to $20 by December 19, 2008. Buy this Toronto-listed mining start-up now, before its full production capacity has come online.”
Speculators are bidding up gold prices to ever new records. Moved by two principal drivers, a weak U.S. dollar, and record crude oil prices, prices now are within striking distance of the $1,000 an ounce level. But almost unnoticed by the general public, there has been a dramatic shift in the international dynamics of gold production.
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28Feb2008 | J. Christoph Amberger | Comments Off | ContinuedJanuary Market Crash — This was just a prelude to the Global Crisis of 2009
A couple of days ago, Asian and European stock markets experienced their biggest multi-day declines since April 1990. Tokyo, Bombay, Hong Kong, Frankfurt, London… all lost five, seven, even 8% and billions of dollars in valuation within a few hours of trading.
Pundits were quick to attribute the drops to recession fears — not just for the U.S. but for the global economy.
The declines prompted helter-skelter reaction from the Fed, with a whopper of a rate cut. Which in turn hit the dollar hard and sent gold back up.
Now, here is a question: Over the past year, central bankers, newsletter editors…
30Jan2008 | J. Christoph Amberger | Comments Off | ContinuedThe Recession Answer: Trickle down or trickle up
After more than eighteen months of doomsday predictions, the nation is just now getting around to planning for a recession. Some say it is too late. Others believe there are still hopes of eliminating a debilitating downward spiral.
On Thursday, our nation’s elected officials conducted a conference call and gathered around a virtual table to discuss the options. When it comes to keeping a multi-trillion dollar economy out of the hopper, the choices are often painful and limited.
Fed Chief Bernanke wants immediate relief. He wants cash in the hands of American consumers fast. An economy filled with cash-heavy consumers is…
18Jan2008 | Anonymous | Comments Off | Continued
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