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11.20.09- Zinc Dimes, Tungsten Gold & Lost Interest
11.19.09- Gold's Rally Suggests Silver Will Ride the Coattails
The Gold to Silver Ratio Throughout history, gold and silver have been tethered together in the eyes of investors. Once one of the metals moves too high or falls too low, investors are quick to switch their holdings from the relatively overpriced metal to the relatively under-priced metal. Read More
11.18.09- Gold:
2. Gold investors have gone from denying the head and shoulders pattern on gold exists, to claiming "it's too popular, it won't work", to finally yesterday's "I'm missing out, gold will never correct and I'll never get any." Three strikes. An all-wrong Triple Play. Today I'll help those who struck out, I'll help you bat several way out of the park. 3. You have seen the power of a massive head and shoulders continuation pattern in action. The era of gold volatility has begun. You have seen the upside. Not the downside. Don't worry, you will. Read More
11.17.09- Gold $5000+
11.16.09- Eric Sprott: Gold Momentum's Picking Up Dramatically
11.14.09- GOLD...Do We Finally Have Your Attention?
The past two weeks have brought two massive paradigm shifts to a Gold market that has been morphing literally on a daily basis for the past few months. During this time, the pundits and purveyors of misinformation and tripe have done their best to 'student body left' Gold back into obscurity as an ancient, barbaric relic. They certainly get an 'A' for effort. Now that Gold has made its debut above $1100 an ounce, they've switched their tactic and are now calling it a bubble. We'll deal with why this cannot be the case in a bit. For the past 9 years now, students of history and common sense have been literally shouting from the rooftops that Gold was the place to be as the monetary tradewinds shifted back in 2000 and the fiat inflationary cycle began to go parabolic. Read More
11.13.09- World Gold Supply Runs Out, Barrick Gold Shuts Hedge Book
Aaron Regent, president of the Canadian gold giant, said that global output has been falling by roughly 1m ounces a year since the start of the decade. Total mine supply has dropped by 10pc as ore quality erodes, implying that the roaring bull market of the last eight years may have further to run. Read More
11.12.09- Gold's Blood Relatives
2. Remember those headlines going into Dow 6500? I do. I bought the Dow into those headlines. Of course, I kept up my insurance actions, removing money regularly from the financial system on a weekly basis. Nobody knew what would happen. Would the Dow make a bottom or go into an abyss with the thundering explosion of a thousand trillion dollars of OTC derivatives blowing to smithereens? Read More
11.11.09- 2010 Gold Stock Boom
The same day the Reserve Bank of Australia raised rates by 0.25% whereas many had factored in a 0.5% rise so the AUD temporarily dropped with the gold surge - and away went the gold stocks Down Under too. Gold has been languishing in AUD terms as our currency strengthened over these past few months but I see some positive signs ahead. Read More
11.10.09- Silver 'Misbehaves' in Recent Rally: Time to Buy
However, with gold's recent surge we have not seen this typical pattern repeat, which begs the question: why not? Clearly, investors need to gain some understanding of this new, recent behavior in order to decide when/if to increase their investment in what is arguably the most under-priced commodity on the planet. Read More
11.09.09- How have central banks tried to suppress the price of gold?
On Friday, September 25, Jim Rickards, director of market intelligence for the Omnis consulting firm in McLean, Virginia., was interviewed on the cable television network CNBC in the United States. Talking about the currency markets, Rickards remarked: "When you own gold you're fighting every central bank in the world." Read More
11.07.09- The Past Decade
David Morgan: We can look at it sector by sector, but I think one of the big things that's changed is the amount of interest in all the markets. If you consider the number of Web sites that are devoted to the precious metals today versus how many were available when I started around ten years ago, you discover that when the silver-investor.com Web site started there were very few sites devoted to silver. There was Ted Butler, Frank Sanders, and me . . .Read More Copyright © 1996-2009
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In 1964 the USGovt introduced the zinc dimes clad with silver. They at least admitted the debauchery publicly. Now pre-1964 silver coins are all considered different, and valued differently too, higher. Rome committed the same coinage fraud 1900 years ago. Their Empire went bust as the city burned almost concurrently. Ayn Rand is a guiding light for Alan Greenspan, the enabling destroyer of the US banking system, destroyer of the US household archipelago, and dispatcher of the US industrial base to Asia. He is the hero icon worshipped by Wall Street. The irony is thick, that his career was spent following Old Europe orders that delivered the slow motion coup de grace to the American Empire. 
As investors begin their shift away from currencies and into hard assets, gold has waltzed well past $1000 per ounce and has since pushed through $1100. Because precious metals have been long seen as an effective hedge against inflation, investors have been the biggest driver of demand.
1. Are your gold buy orders
in the market right now below current prices? If not, why not?
Although "quantitative easing" (QE) may be propping up the U.S. economy for the time being, it solves nothing. That's how Eric Sprott, Chief Executive Officer & Portfolio Manager of Sprott Asset Management and Chairman of Sprott Money Ltd., sees it. It's not just that QE shoves problems from the private sector into the public sector. It's worse than that, because as Eric tells The Gold Report readers, QE is "just debasing the currency which will eventually lead to hyperinflation." One upside though: "You can just feel the momentum in gold - it's picking up dramatically" and so too are prospects for a plethora of little-known small and mid-cap gold stocks. 
My Two Cents
London's The Daily Telegraph has reported that global gold production is in terminal decline despite record prices and Herculean efforts by mining companies to discover fresh sources of ore in remote spots, according to the world's top producer Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX).
1. "The banks are going
to close! Street violence is coming!"
Gold has just breached US$1100 after a strong move following the purchase
of 200 tonnes of gold bullion by the Reserve Bank of India from the International
Monetary Fund. This overhang had been troubling "ye of little faith" observers
of gold.
Investors familiar with the precious metals sector are used to seeing a pattern in each short-term rally in this market. Silver begins these rallies especially undervalued versus gold, then gains back much of its lost ground by outperforming gold for the duration of the rally.
Thank you for coming to listen to me today. Please forgive my inability to speak German. I'll be discussing many documents, some of them fairly complicated, but don't worry if you miss something about them. They'll be posted at GATA's Internet site with these remarks.
Ellis Martin: Today we're joined by the silver guru, David Morgan of The Morgan Report. His Web site is silver-investor.com. Mr. Morgan is one of the world's preeminent world experts, not just in silver, gold, and precious metals, but related issues in the mining sector. David is also an author, having penned the book Get the Skinny on Silver Investing. He's a teacher, lecturer, and world traveler. David, welcome back to The Opportunity Show. Can you tell us, please-how has the precious metals markets, the sector, changed in the last five to ten years? 
