news.goldseek.com >> 3 July 2008

Global Inflation: The Next Major Obstacle
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

One thing we find truly amazing about the markets is that they’re much more than just investments. Markets provide a way of peeking into the future, if you understand what they’re trying to tell you. These lessons are ongoing but it’s fascinating and like a giant puzzle.

 news.goldseek.com >> 28 May 2008

Energy & Resource: In High Demand
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

There seems to be no stopping the high flying oil price as it leaps above $130, a price that seemed unlikely just last December. The growth in oil demand will continue to be driven by China and Asia, in spite of the U.S. economic slowdown.

 news.goldseek.com >> 28 April 2008

The Ongoing Bull Market
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

The year is still young, yet it’s seen many commodities soar. From the precious metals, to the base metals, like copper and tin, to raw materials, to energy, like oil and natural gas, to the soft commodities, like corn and wheat... the commodity bull market has been flexing its muscles.

 news.goldseek.com >> 30 March 2008

The Mega Commodity Move: Why It’s Happening
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

Basically, the perfect storm has been gathering and it’s going to fuel a mega rise that will likely last for years to come. We’ve often discussed the most important reasons why but since these markets have been picking up steam, we’ll review these basics again.

 news.goldseek.com >> 4 February 2008

Record Highs Keep Coming
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

Gold surged above $850 to new record highs as the new year began. This is exciting but gold could become even more exciting now that it’s in uncharted territory.

 news.goldseek.com >> 6 January 2008

Mega Move Underway, Stay With It
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

As we enter 2008, gold is hitting a new record high. That’s a great way to kick off the new year and it looks like there’s a lot more to come. Why?

 news.goldseek.com >> 6 December 2007

Soaring Markets…
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

Huge moves have been taking place this year (see Chart 1). It’s a big deal but, with the exception of oil, not many people are paying attention. In fact, it seems like most people don’t really care, and that’s good for us.

 news.goldseek.com >> 23 October 2007

Gold at 27 Year High; Platinum & Oil at Records
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

Gold is glittering, soaring more than $100 since mid-August, to a new bull market high and to its highest level since January 1980. The six year bull market is strong and solid.

 news.goldseek.com >> 21 September 2007

This Is It!
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

Gold was near a 27 year high, oil was at a record high, stocks in the U.S. and globally remained bullish, the currencies were strong and the U.S. dollar was near a record low. The Fed then lowered the Fed Funds and Discount rates by a half percent on Tuesday, which triggered or reinforced strong breakouts in these markets, leaving no question that the major market trends are solid and strong.

 news.goldseek.com >> 12 August 2007

Volatility in the Bull Market
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

The commodity markets were bubbling this past month. Oil, lead, wheat and the CRB index closed at record highs and tin reached an 18 year high, driven by China’s fastest growth since 1994. Volatility then set in as the subprime woes affected the commodity markets, but China and the world’s demand for raw materials is the key to the ongoing bull market rises. Double-digit growth in China and a global economic boom of unprecedented proportions will continue to support the base metals, raw materials and precious metals for years to come.

 news.goldseek.com >> 25 July 2007

Gold: What’s Next?
By: Mary Anne & Pamela Aden

The nagging reality that gold’s bull market is 6 ½ years old has caused many to think that gold should have a decent correction this year. Who would’ve thought in May, 2006 when gold shot up to $722 that a year later gold would have trouble getting near the $700 level? This does sound toppy, but gold is telling us to stay invested.