Wednesday, 27 April 2011

President Barack Obama's birth certificate

This handout image provided by the White House shows a copy of the long form of President Barack Obama's birth certificate from Hawaii. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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FOMC meeting... Fedapalooza

A Very Specific Prediction For Tomorrow's Huge Fedapalooza


Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/fedapalooza-prediction-2011-4#ixzz1KjF8mjXE
Ben Bernanke


Tomorrow is Fedapalooza.
In addition to the big FOMC meeting, from which we expect to get guidance on the future of quantitative easing, we also get the Ben Bernanke press conference, as well as a new macro forecast for the economy.
Everyone's trying to guess what we'll happen in the market. Will this mark the bottom of the dollar? Will stocks tank? Will the dollar dive if Bernanke isn't specific enough about ending easing? Everyone has a guess!
Here's our prediction:
First, regardless of what happens, we expect stocks and rates to move in the same direction as they usually do. If it sounds like the Fed is going to keep its foot on the gas pedal, stocks will move higher, and interest rates -- contrary to the idea that QE means lower rates -- will go higher as well. If it sounds like Ben is thinking about taking the punch bowl away, stocks will move lower, and rates will move lower as well, even though this means that a major bond buyer is leaving the market.
And then we get to the more specific aspect of our prediction. Regardless of which way things move, bonds will briefly move in the opposite direciton at first. There will be a kneejerk response along the lines of "sell bonds if QE is ending" and "buy bonds if QE is continue" but ultimately this move will be shortlived, and will then fade.
Anyway, that's our guess. What fun is a prediction if we don't put a little something on the line?
Obviously we'll have wall to wall coverage tomorrow.


Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/fedapalooza-prediction-2011-4#ixzz1KjFFhGXE


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NASDAQ futures

Here's a look at NASDAQ futures, surging despite yesterday's "miss" from Amazon.
chart


Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/markets-are-taking-off-once-again-2011-4?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=moneygame#ixzz1KieSiIX7


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4/27/2011 Stocks Trending Higher! However We Have Losers In Tech!



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7/27/2011 Silver and Gold Pull Back From Highs! But With A Relief Rally!





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About Silver Moving Higher

http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/jason-burack/stop-complaining-about-silver-moving-higher


Stop Complaining About Silver Moving Higher!

Learn to Hedge Like a Pro Instead!






Learn to Hedge Like a Pro Instead!
I am tired of reading all of these, “Is Silver in a bubble?” stories!
The majority of the people writing these articles do not understand how close to End Game the US Dollar is, how Silver is being re-monetized, Silver’s real supply/demand fundamentals, etc.
If they do understand the REAL Silver story, then they are letting their emotions get the best of them by selling out of their positions now right before another major move higher could take place in the not too distant future.
The fact of the matter is that Silver prices are finally catching up to the massive growth in base money supply that has been created for well over a decade. Notice how the Austrian School Total Money Supply figures (TMS) chart here has gone vertical (light grey shading on the top graph).
Silver prices have basically tripled from the mid teens since they rebounded after their massive 2008 crash and are finally starting to track more closely the increases in the base money figures like M1 and M2 and the Austrian TMS which I featured above in the stats and graph above.
If one were to compare the long term Silver chart or SLV chart over the last few years to the charts of M1 and M2 base money supply growth or the Austrian School TMS money supply figures, they are now starting to look very similar in pattern.
Basically all of those charts have gone vertical.
Silver and Gold are supposed to track base money supply growth as barometers of inflation and the health of paper, fiat currencies.
Silver is now (finally!) doing exactly what it is supposed to be doing.
In my humble opinion, the price action in Silver is the market finally starting to revalue and re-monetize Silver as money.
I believe this is the beginning of (another) big move in Silver many of us have been waiting for. We are conclusively in Phase II of Silver’s bull market and over the next few years I think we are going a lot higher in price to somewhere in the triple digits after we take out Silver’s last remaining past psychological, overhead resistance hurdle.
Silver is going to take out its old, nominal, and non inflation adjusted Hunt Bros high of $50/oz and it will move higher from there some time in the near future.
Will there be corrections along the way? Yes.
Will there be higher volatility along the way? Most likely.
But, that doesn’t mean people should sell all of their physical Silver and silver mining stock positions now to wait to buy back after a large correction.
I think there’s a smarter way to handle things.
The smarter way, and the one many pro investors and traders should be using, is to not try to time the market perfectly and move in and out of the market and risk missing “the move.”
I saw quite a number of Silver investors give up around the $25-30 levels and sell out and now even more are debating selling out completely at these price levels despite the fact that on a valuation basis, many Silver miners are not even pricing in $35/oz Silver yet.
Why would self proclaimed Silverbugs bail out so early? Isn’t this the move everyone has been waiting years for?
Instead, people need to calm down their emotions, think rationally again and educate themselves and become familiar with options.
They were designed for the exact purpose of protecting investors and traders against volatility as well as for hedging strategies.
Most specifically, they need to learn how to use puts as insurance as part of a hedging strategy.
The best time to buy insurance is when it is cheap and when you don’t really need it. You buy insurance and hope you don’t have to ever have to use it. No one else thinks they need it as the Silver price is still rising, but that’s the exact right time to be buying the insurance as that’s when it should be cheapest.
Well that’s what buying put protection or insurance puts allow precious metals investors to do and still maintain their long positions in their mining shares.
Right?
That’s the rational way to do things as an investor or trader.
But, everyone gives in to their emotions of greed and fear no matter how well they train themselves to think otherwise.
Hedging with options, if you educate yourself or get education from someone who is a good teacher and learn to know what you are doing, can help protect yourself from yourself.
People should look at married puts, puts on some of the larger Silver companies if they are buying individual stocks or consider buying out of the money puts on indexes like the GDX, GDXJ, SIL, or even the SLV rather than selling lots of their long positions.
I don’t want to miss the move higher because I think if we take out $50/oz convincingly, we could move to $66/oz rather quickly (it’s one 32% Fibonacci move up from $50).
It is too difficult to try and time the market perfectly and much smarter to hedge, especially if you have the knowledge and capital to do so.

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Bob Chapman - BTR Derek Dreamer1 - 04-26-2011



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Bob Chapman is the founder of the international forecaster and every friday is a guest on the Alex Jones Show. He will be with me to tackle current events.

My gold & Silver forecast.

http://dreamerletter.blogspot.com/2011/04/gold-silver-forecast.html

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AA-12 Fully Automatic Shotgun!!!



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Trading Gold with PipCandy Strategy


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Check this trade we made on Gold.
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Help!! - Gerald Celente Says _Stop The War_ Spread This Video Before The...



It's time to stop all the wars and get our economy back in order again
There is a lot more we can do but lets start there before it is too late

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Gold and Silver - Market Hour

New York Market
Market hours (local time)
8:20 AM - 1:30 PM.

New York Futures Division gold futures and options are two ways of trading gold in New York. They provide an important alternative to traditional means of investing in gold such as bullion, coins, and mining stocks.

New York ACCESS MARKET®
Market hours (local time)
2:00 PM - 8:00 AM Mon-Thu
7:00 PM - 8:00 AM Sun.

After-hours futures trading is conducted via the NYMEX ACCESS electronic trading system beginning at 2:00 PM on Mondays through Thursdays and concluding at 8:00 AM the following day. On Sunday, the electronic session begins at 7:00 PM. All times are New York time.

London
Market hours (local time)
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM, with Fixing at 10:30 AM and 3:00 PM.

The metal prices fixed twice a day here, known as London Fixes, are the guidepost for the official gold trading around the world.

Zurich
Market hours (local time)
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

The core is the mutual settlement(gold pool) of the three biggest banks in Switzerland.

Hong Kong
Market hours (local time)
8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
2:30 PM - 5:30 PM.

Hong Kong is center of gold trading in the Far East and the Southeastern Asia.

Sydney
Market hours (local time)
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

Australia's geographical location is a natural place to maintain the continuity of the spot gold market after New York traders go home and before the Asian traders wake up. Sydney opens up shortly after the NY market closes and overlaps the Hong Kong market.


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Peter Schiff Is The Age Of America Nearing It's End?



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Crude Oil, Gold and Silver


Crude Oil, Gold and Silver Retreat Ahead of Fed Meeting (USO, GLD, SLV



By Nick Smith | April 27, 2011 8:34 AM HKT
Crude oil, gold, and silver all fell in price Tuesday, as markets prepared for the U.S. Federal Reserve to hold its policy meeting Wednesday.
Spot gold is down to $1,501.20 an ounce late Tuesday, down $7.25. U.S. light, sweet crude fell slightly, to close at $112.21.


The Fed is not expected to raise interest rates, but global investors play close attention to its actions nonetheless. Job growth and corporate earnings have perked up slightly, so traders will key in on any changes in tone.
Notably, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is expected to deliver the first post-decision news briefing in the Federal Reserve's 97-year history.
Silver fell more than 3% today after hitting a 31-year high on Monday. Silver is down to $45.49 an ounce. The metal hit $46.90 an ounce last session, following the lead of its bullish commodity counterparts.
The SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSE: GLD) fell $0.49 on Tuesday, to close at $146.38. The iShares Silver Trust ETF (NYSE: SLV) fell $1.80 today, to close at $44.03. The United States Oil Fund ETF (NYSE: USO) fell $0.05, to close at $44.48.
The dollar had a relatively quiet day, falling moderately against a basket of currencies.
The PowerShares DB US Dollar Index (NYSE: UUP) fell $0.05, or 0.24%, to close at $21.16. The ETF has lost nearly 10% of its value this year, hitting its mid-January high at $23.36 a share.

This article was originally published on Benzinga, and is republished here with permission. 

More ETF Stories 

Benzinga's Top ETF Decliners, April 26th (AGQ, SOXS, GAZ, TVIX)

Benzinga's Top ETF Gainers, April 26th (ZSL, SOXL, ERX, TNA)

Crude Oil, Gold and Silver Retreat Ahead of Fed Meeting (USO, GLD, SLV)


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Gold Stocks.... April 26 2011


Gold Stocks, GDX Fall, Barrick Target Lowered


Tuesday, April 26, 2011, 10:42am EST. Written by GoldAlert Staff.
GOLD STOCKS NEWS – Gold stocks dropped Tuesday morning as the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) fell $1.09 to $60.15 per share.  The weakness in gold stocks and the GDX came as gold bullion declined $5.21 to $1,501.79 per ounce.  The S&P/TSX Global Gold Index, a basket of gold stocks traded in Canada, retreated 1.1% alongside the GDX.
Gold stocks in the news included Barrick Gold (ABX), the world’s top gold producer and largest component of the GDX.  Yesterday, Barrick announced a C$7.3 billion takeover bid for Equinox Minerals (EQN.TSX), whose primary assets consist of the Lumwana copper mine in Zambia and the Jabal Sayid copper project in Saudi Arabia.  Barrick’s offer trumped a previous bid from China’s Minmetals Resources, who this morning withdrew its proposal for Equinox.  Shares of ABX tumbled 6.8% yesterday, and added to their slide on Tuesday with a 2.5% drop to $50.56.
Aaron Regent, President and CEO of Barrick Gold stated that “The acquisition of Equinox would add a high-quality, long-life asset to our portfolio and is consistent with our strategy of increasing gold and copper reserves through exploration and acquisitions. The transaction is expected to be immediately accretive to cash flow and earnings on a per share basis.”
Barrick Gold’s bid for Equinox is the latest in a growing series of merger and acquisition activity in the gold stocks sector.  Several large-cap gold stocks have sought to provide investors with increased leverage to the gold price by purchasing their small- and mid-cap peers.  Another noteworthy transaction in the gold stock sector also involved Equinox Minerals, which had been attempting to acquire Lundin Mining (LUN.TSX), but withdrew its offer upon its agreement with Barrick.
Following Barrick’s announcement, Macquarie Research lowered its price target on the largest company in the gold stocks sector from $80 to $73 but maintained its “Outperform” rating.  In its report, the firm wrote that “Our target is predicated on a 1.05x (from 1.15x) multiple to our C$65.52 operating NAV plus other net assets of C$4.37. The lower multiple reflects the potential for increased base metal content, higher political risk, and heightened concerns on ABX’s strategic direction. Barrick now appears to be more focused on the business of making profit rather than on the business of making gold, despite the two no longer being mutually exclusive.”
Macquarie went on to say that it believes shareholders of Barrick Gold “may have been better served with an aggressive dividend policy to differentiate the more mature producer from gold ETFs. With ABX trading at a 25% discount to NAV prior to the acquisition, we also believe a share buyback would have been preferential.”  Although Barrick “may still target these value enhancing opportunities, we believe the magnitude of any near-term dividend hike or buyback would be negatively impacted by a successful bid for EQN. While ABX is no longer a top pick, we maintain our Outperform recommendation.”
Other notable decliners in the gold stocks sector on Tuesday included GDX components AngloGold Ashanti (AU), Goldcorp (GG), and Newmont Mining (NEM).  In morning trading, AU, GG, and NEM fell 0.6%, 2.1%, and 1.0%, respectively.




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