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In The News Today

Posted on: Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 in: In The News

Dear CIGAs,
Fred has lost his sight and ability to walk without arthritis pain, but as a good CIGA he will get the best of care.
He arrives at the office ready to do his arrival (woof) alert work.

Jim Sinclair’s Commentary
What do you think the implication of Milan’s actions would be, if sustained, on the Federal Reserve’s [...]

The First Fallout Casualty Of The Flu Panic

Posted on: Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 in: General Editorial

Dear Extended Family,
Stay Focused.
The first fallout casualty of the Flu panic today is a $50 billion dollar request to the IMF by Mexico. Quantitative Easing is going to shift into high 8th gear everywhere.
COT are such a lucky bunch perfectly positioned to hammer gold from unchanged to minus $3 hard since about 5am today.
If you [...]

In The News Today

Posted on: Monday, April 27th, 2009 in: In The News

Dear CIGAs,
A recent huge gold buyer flexes their muscle. He who has the gold makes the rules? Sounds like a modernized and revitalized Federal Reserve Gold Certificate Ratio would do nicely.
China calls for reform of global monetary system
WASHINGTON (AFP) — China called Sunday for reform of the global currency system, dominated by the dollar, which [...]

Hourly Action In Gold From Trader Dan

Posted on: Monday, April 27th, 2009 in: Trader Dan Norcini

Dear CIGAs,
Volatile trading was the norm in today’s session as news of an outbreak of a dangerous form of flu sent markets reeling as traders attempted to sort through the various news report and make some sense out of the constant stream of news releases.
Before I get into the technical action in gold, let me [...]

Martin Armstrong says Major Turn at Hand – batten down the hatches, or…

Posted on: Monday, April 27th, 2009 in: General Editorial

Martin Armstrong says Major Turn at Hand – batten down the hatches, or… Written by Martin Armstrong – former chairman of Princeton Economics International Ltd. Friday, 24 April 2009 07:44
A turn date in Martin Armstrong’s Economic Confidence Model passed on April 19th or 20th, depending on how [...]