Barry Stuppler

  1. Daily Market Report 5/30/13

    GOLD Continued heavy demand for Gold’s physical investment products (coins, bars and jewelry) combined with a U.S. Dollar that has been weak versus the Euro and Yen since Monday, finally drove Gold over $1,400 per ounce, and the professionals took it from there. Gold broke above $1,400 in Asia early this morning and the technicians and chartists ran to cover...
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  2. Daily Market Report 5/29/13

    GOLD Tug of war on the world’s Gold trading exchanges. The price trading range for Gold seems to be tightening. Recently we have had excellent support at the $1,350 per ounce level and resistance at $1,400 per ounce, now it appears that there is excellent support at $1,380 per ounce, with short term profit taking at the $1,395 level. This...
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  3. The Other Run on Physical Gold

    The world’s largest gold trading market is conducted in Great Britain under the auspices of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) ... there are more than 100 ounces of LBMA contracts extant for each ounce of gold in London vaults to cover those contracts ... in other words, the world’s largest gold trading market operates to some degree as a Ponzi scheme, where there isn’t enough metal to fulfill outstanding contracts . . . .

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  4. Daily Market Report 5/28/13

    GOLD Strong economic news indicators caused Gold to open lower on fears these indicators will result in a change in Federal Reserve stimulus policies. The increase in consumer confidence and record increases in the home price index caused the U.S. Stock Market to rally over 200 points, while driving Gold down to $1,373 per ounce on the opening. After Gold...
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  5. Weekly Market Report 5/28/13

    This Week’s Headlines: Gold Ben Bernanke causes volatility in the Gold Market China demand drives Asian Gold bar premiums higher Central Banks continue to buy Gold in April Silver Collectible Coin Protection Act Recommended Investment Commitment and Diversification   GOLD Last week, and for the first two days of this week, we have seen higher prices and strong global demand...
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  6. Daily Market Report 5/24/13

    GOLD Gold calmed down on Friday in thin trading after yesterday’s $26 increase, as many of the world’s major stock markets stabilized, slowing Gold’s rally. Today, Gold traded in a tight $14 price range from $1,384 to $1,398 per ounce. Gold (the safe haven investment) was rallied by a drop in stocks late this week, which Thursday in Europe had...
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  7. Daily Market Report 5/23/13

    GOLD Gold rallied today based on the U.S. Dollar falling against the Japanese Yen. Adding to the demand for Gold was the plunge in the Tokyo Stock Market. The volatility in the Gold market continues, as the trading range was over $40 per ounce, with Gold reaching $1,356 per ounce before rallying. Today in the global bullion markets we saw...
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  8. Daily Market Report 5/22/13

    GOLD The Gold price took a roller-coaster ride today, first jumping to $1,413.30 per ounce when Bernanke told the Joint Economic Committee of Congress that an end to the current quantitative easing (QE) program could mean a “substantial risk of slowing or ending the economic recovery and causing inflation to fall further.” He said the labor market has improved but...
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  9. Daily Market Report 5/21/13

    GOLD Yesterday Moody’s Investor Service reported in a news wire around noon ET that U.S. policymakers must do something about the government debt to avoid a U.S. debt rating downgrade this year. This was one of the contributing factors to yesterday’s Gold rally to $1,385 per ounce, after hitting a low of $1,336 per ounce in Asia earlier. Yesterday we...
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  10. The Last Investable Moment for Silver

    In the context of the current U.S. Dollar valuation bubble, silver’s eventual price rise seem inevitable. This paper currency bubble commenced with a desperate flight to quality, despite the fact that the U.S. Dollar had been an intrinsically worthless currency since it was taken off the gold standard by Nixon in the early 1970’s . . . .

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