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Gold isn't a commodity, it's money.:p But anyway, on a more serious note, gold has been known for underperforming the commodity class in the early stages of previous commodity bull markets last century and this one. Which is quite logical when you think of it given the difference in...

Ignore the naysayers – gold is not in a bubble Gold's headed for a bubble, but it's not there yet We've heard it all before. Gold was in a bubble two years ago when it hit $650 an ounce, and before at $500. Gold will hit bubble territory one day but we are not there yet. This bull...

The Big picture has a story on it as well. http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/10/sg-worst-case-debt-scenario/

Fund manager Paulson to start new gold fund Billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson is launching a new gold fund, which will include $250 million of his own personal investment, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. Paulson is among a number of hedge funds managers stocking...

Then you should short it. :) You can saywhat you want about gold bugs but at least they put their money where their mouth is.

This point of view rather disregards the undisputable fact of a large chunk of the retail investor base it's necessity of taking unhedged risks simply because they need to build capital. No one gets rich because of the generous dividents payed out.

Did Jim Rogers split with Soros cause he didnt support the NWO? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=181108&highlight=soros :)

The author of that article has made horrible calls in 2009. Ofcourse afterwards he made the excuse the markets and reality never were more out of touch then today and it's the sucker rally of all sucker rallies. Sha.

Although Jim Rogers doesnt often comment on his time with Soros and advices people to stay as far away from leverage as possible he did once state the amount of risk and the leverage they used back in the seventies was mindboggling and close to suicide levels. All or nothing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkFg_04PMzw So you might not agree with his points of view but do all the anchors have to laugh continuously for minutes in a row?:)

Thanks for all the great work, Daal. Really informative.

U.S. Exports to all countries from 2004 to 2008 http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/product/enduse/exports/index.html It will probably get updated soon I guess.

http://www.transparency.org/policy_research/surveys_indices/cpi/2009

He changed his mind.:p Well, as long as this is a Faber topic we might as well include his view on the growing political tensions globally and he shares your view basically all crises at some point result in war and that's the final catalyst for the cleansing of the system. However, when...

The never below 1000$ an ounce gold was a soundbite with the intellectual weight right up the alley of his audience at that time: the financial sector.:) His vision on gold nevertheless remains unchanged as it has been for the last decade and that is gold being one of the prime beneficiaries...

He is up a few hundred million today again but who is counting.:p

Could it be? ET consensus spot on? Getting closer every day!:)

lol lol lol :D He should have bought some Krugerrands instead.:p

Why hasnt Obama bowed down to the european royals yet? Does he rates europeans inferior to the Japanese?

Today, in a similar fashion, the seeds of Depression are sown in China. Economists hail the growth of China, many not realizing that China is undergoing an inflationary credit boom that dwarfs that American one during the roaring ‘20s. According to official government statistics, 2002 Chinese...