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  • Gold Shares vs the DJIA

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    Q: What does Marc Faber and Jim Rogers expect for the price of gold shares VS the DJIA? A: They both think that a sever correction to the downside is eminent. Q: No. I follow Martin Armstrong’s analysis. A: Armstrong is tracking international capital flows and they are positive for the USD. A large part…

  • Silver Prices May Decline Until June

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    Q: Do you expect silver prices to decline into June along with gold? A: Yes but not exactly or at the same time. The price pattern will vary along with the timing Q: What does Jim Rogers expect for Silver Prices? A: Jim Rogers claims to be one of the worst market timers. Q: Do…

  • Spot Gold closed Feb as a Bear

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    Q: Spot gold closed Feb at 1252.60. That is below the 1256 inflection point. Any update? A: Yes, it appears we will be testing the lows for a few months. Jim Rogers is correct about the gold spot gold price and Michael Belkin is too early. Q: Who generated the inflection point? A: The 1256…

  • Big Drop in Bullion Shares Shows a Divergence

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    Q: Big drop in bullion shares but not in bullion yesterday. What do you make of it? A: There has been a 20% divergence over the last 13 day. SIL – Global X Silver Miners ETF Chart Source: BigCharts NYSE:SIL Q: So, what does it mean? A: The indication is that Jim Rogers is right…

  • Second leg of the new bull market in gold?

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    Q: Is the current up-move the start of the second leg of the new bull market in gold? A: Yes, our research indicates an inflection point is taking shape. February 28 may see gold select a direction north or south of 1256 according to Martin Armstrong and we concur based on our own calculations. Q:…

  • Investment Biker

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    Jim Rogers is the author of Investment Biker (Random House 1994), Adventure Capitalist (Random House 2003) and Hot Commodities (Random House 2005). Born in 1942, Jim Rogers had his first job at age five, picking up bottles at baseball games. Winning a scholarship to Yale, Rogers was coxswain. Upon graduation, he attended Balliol College at…

  • Jim Rogers’ Hedge Fund Tips

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    Investment guru Jim Rogers and other hedge fund managers see opportunities in global markets, including energy technologies. Looking for new and diversified investment opportunities for your hedge fund? Stay clear of India or Russia, but do start scrutinizing the commodity markets of China, Brazil, and Canada, where opportunities will abound over the next 10 years…