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My latest for Moneyweek on summer opportunities in gold

And Larry Pesavento is back with a quick update on his call for an August rout in the stockmarkets in Frisby’s Bulls and Bears.

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Latest Moneyweek Articles and Podcast

Here they are:

The Best Looking Currency Trade You Can Make Today

Commodities Are Only Half-Way Through Their Bullmarket

Will Economic Austerity Kill Gold’s Bull Market

And the latest Frisby’s Bulls and Bears with Larry Pesavento,

Beware August 10-12 .

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Death Crosses Everywhere …

“Watch out for the ‘death cross’” ran the title of Saturday’s Money Morning round up.

But what is a death cross? What does it indicate? And just how reliable is it?

These are pretty pertinent questions. We have death crosses forming across global markets – confirmed in Japan’s Nikkei and the Shanghai Composite; forming in the FTSE 100; in oil and in copper; and looking likely in the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500.

So let’s take a look at this commonly-used technical indicator in today’s Money Morning …

Read On …

Why 1040 is so important

The Pound And The Tories

My latest for Moneyweek :

The pound seemed to like George Osborne’s emergency Budget. On Tuesday morning it was standing at $1.47. By mid-afternoon yesterday, it was above $1.49.

But the fact is, the pound has been rallying since mid-May, when news started to leak about the government’s austerity plans.

So is the bear market in the pound now over? Or is this yet another case of buy the rumour and sell the news?

Read On …


Three reasons why gold may be due a correction

My latest for Moneyweek:

After moving above $1,260 an ounce on Friday afternoon, gold closed the week at $1,256. It’s a new record.

And it’s no surprise.

Governments and central banks have between them created an environment of negative real rates. For example, retail price index inflation in the UK is above 5%. Yet the Bank of England has kept the bank rate at 0.5%. By the time they’ve paid tax, savers need to find a bank that pays more than 7%, just to keep up.

The result is that savers are being mugged by policy-makers. Money in the bank is losing its purchasing power, as the people in charge attempt to devalue the currency. Watching your savings shrink by the day isn’t much fun. So people are being driven to find a more effective store of value.

Is it any wonder people are flocking to gold? Read on

Three New Moneyweek Articles

More on gold vs houses

Where I see the currency markets going

and

June looking nasty for shares

Two New Podcasts

With Mike Shedlock - more details here:

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And Bob Hoye – more details here

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World Cup Footy Podcast Pilot

This is a pilot for a World Cup Podcast, recorded at the Groucho Club, with Eddie Brimson and James Dowdeswell.

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Beware June 2nd …

Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , who uses astrological patterns to great effect when trading, is back.

After his amazing call seeing April 25-26 as a major turn day, he sees big trouble ahead, starting on June 2nd.

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