Technical Talk: Mid-Week Edition 6/23/05
Is it my imagination or is it becoming a regular feature of the gold market to basically go to sleep during the first few days of the week and then wake up as we get closer to the week-end?
Daily Dispatch
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Is the Euro in Crisis?
The EU has failed to come to a consensus on a unified budget. Is this a sign of economic weakness ahead for the region? Or could it ultimately be a positive?
Uranium- Stick with the Best 6/22/05
Uranium has been one of the strongest of all the resources recently, with the price almost tripling in the past two years.
Technical Talk: Week-End Edition 6/20/05
Gold up, oil up, U.S. dollar down, boy what a week! Can we stand another like it? Sure we could.
Canadian Market Round Up, Week of 6/17/2005
Mustang Minerals hit sulphides, Tournigan Gold adds more uranium, North American Tungsten rides high on Cantung and more this week on the Canadian Markets.
Foreign Investment in the US is Slowing 6/17/05
On June 15 we got a new report from our Treasury on how much long term investment foreigners made in the US. They have slowed overall cross-border flows from a record $91 B into the US 3 months ago, to a still-large $47 B in the most recent month of April.
The History of Bubbles Spells Trouble Ahead
In this Casey Research exclusive, Ian McAvity of the highly acclaimed Deliberations newsletter provides a glimpse at the future, based on the history of financial bubbles. His views may surprise you... or, more likely, investors in U.S. stocks.