Barry Stuppler

  1. Daily Market Update 11/29/11

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  2. Will the Use of Gold as Collateral Push the Gold Price Down?

    Gold Forecaster has for years now pointed to gold’s coming monetary role as collateral. We have never believed that a return to the Gold Standard was feasible in the form it was used in last century. We have never believed it would return as day-to-day money. We have always seen its return tied into its use on a global basis, most likely between governments, as we saw under the Bretton Woods system after the Second World War. We have always pointed to a time when it would return to a key monetary position in the global financial system.

    Its use requires the skill to offer it as a ....

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  3. Daily Market Update 11/28/11

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  4. Weekly Market Report 11/28/11

    GOLD The lack of agreement on a unified monetary policy between the European Financial Ministers and the Central Bankers has driven down the world’s equity, energy, commodities, and precious metal markets in the last two weeks.  The uncertainty of the past two weeks caused Gold to drop only $100 per ounce (5.9%) with no change in the bullish fundamentals. Gold...
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  5. Daily Market Update 11/23/11

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  6. Case for gold in the eurozone bail-out

    Ever since the eurozone bond markets first started to get the jitters, hedge fund managers have been whispering that gold could play a part in resolving the crisis. Until recently, this discussion has mainly been the preserve of gold market conspiracy theorists and backbench German politicians. But now the use of gold to fund a eurozone bail-out is coming closer to reality...

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  7. Daily Market Update 11/22/11

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  8. Daily Market Update 11/21/11

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  9. Weekly Market Report 11/21/11

    GOLD Last week was very difficult for gold investors. The gold price dropped $63 per ounce (3.53%) for the week, ending at $1,725.10 per ounce.  The volume of trading in Asia, Europe, and the United States was higher than average with an $86 high/low price range.  If we don’t see progress on a Eurozone solution or from our Congressional Super...
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  10. Daily Market Update 11/18/11

    GOLD Similar to what happened in the United States during our financial crisis in October of 2008, yesterday we saw traders, fearing a European liquidity crunch, sell equities, bonds, metals, energy, currencies and commodities.  Gold dropped 2.40 % on Thursday; the fourth consecutive down day, after ratings agency Fitch warned that U.S. banks are dangerously exposed to contagion from the...
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