Barry Stuppler

  1. QE to insanity and beyond - best for gold lies ahead

    The upwards path of the gold price looks to be an almost certainty, inasmuch as anything is certain in this world, driven by open ended QE commitments around the world . . . .

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  2. Weekly Market Report 9/24/12

    This week, as Gold stabilizes and starts its run to all-time highs, learn what’s next. I also discuss what should happen with Silver, which broke out above the $34 an ounce level and has become very bullish on its way to $35 per ounce. I am continuing to ask clients and friends to contact their Congressman and ask him/her to...
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  3. Daily Market Report 9/24/12

    GOLD Gold prices fell early this morning in Asian trading. Talk that France and Germany are at odds as to when the currency zone should centralize banking supervision sent the precious metal falling amid profit taking. Germany is hoping to delay giving the European Central Bank more power to oversee the Eurozone’s financial institutions. Earlier this morning Gold dropped to...
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  4. Daily Market Report 9/21/12

    GOLD This morning there are creditable reports of a serious new proposal coming from the ECB to resolve Spain’s debt problem. This news has caused the US Dollar to fall in value versus the Euro and Gold and Silver to rally sharply. Gold reached $1,790 on heavy volume of trading based on this news before we saw resistance and short...
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  5. Daily Market Report 9/20/12

    GOLD Today, Japan became the fifth country and/or central bank to announce a fresh round of monetary stimulus (QE). I expect more countries to join the bandwagon along with England, Europe, China and the United States. Currency debasement is contiguous and will continue to spread as the price of Gold/Silver valued in these currencies will set new all-time highs again...
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  6. QE3 Removes Price Ceiling for Gold & Silver

    Peter Schiff, chief executive officer of Euro Pacific Capital, recently gave an interview discussing the prospects of gold. When asked how high the price of gold may reach, he responded that there is no ceiling for the precious metal, because there is no limit on how much money will be printed. The Federal Reserve’s latest announcement confirms this theory, and paves the way for much higher gold and silver prices . . . .

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  7. Daily Market Report 9/19/12

    GOLD The Bank of Japan this morning announced that it will increase its asset buying and loan program by 10 trillion yen ($127 billion). Central bank accommodation is generally viewed as supportive of Gold because it devalues paper currencies and leads to future inflation. Its move also comes on the heels of recent major monetary easing announcements by the US...
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  8. Daily Market Report 9/18/12

    GOLD According to many professional commodity traders we are seeing healthy consolidation or a short breather for Gold under $1,780 per ounce during a major bull market move. The feeling is that Gold should break above the 2012 highs of $1,790 and hit the resistance level of $1,800 per ounce by month end. At 11am PDT, Gold is trading at...
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  9. Daily Market Report 9/17/12

    GOLD With the Jewish Holiday (Rosh Hashanah) and the recent run on Gold last week, we are seeing a slight profit-taking-day today on lower than normal volume. I would expect to see more action later this week, but even with the profit taking, Gold is holding strong above the $1,760 level. At 11am PST Gold is trading at $1,762.40, down...
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  10. Weekly Market Report 9/17/12

    This week’s Market Report provides you with an update on the precious metal market activities. As Gold breaks out above the $1750 per ounce level and starts its run to all-time highs, learn what’s next. I also discuss what should happen with Silver, which broke out above the $34 an ounce level and has become very bullish on its way...
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