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- CNN: World: "Read full story for latest details." |
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- -The cup runneth over...the best opportunity for profits since WWII...still depending on foreign spendthrifts... -Hang on to your gold - this could be a rough transition...warding off evil... |
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- Technical analysis has issued a loud positive signal for gold investors, and to currency traders. The euro currency is key to the USDollar in recent weeks in the Foreign Exchange markets (FOREX). The Japanese yen has been relegated to the background since the summertime, as a consequence to the Chinese yuan upgrade in July. That news stole the limelight and focus from Asian skirmishes. My last few articles have granted concentrated attention to currency matters and influential gold factors. |
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- In case you didn't see the news item and accompanying photo in your local newspaper, my mouth was hanging open in stunned disbelief and my eyes had this glassy, distant look as the police were jamming me into the backseat of a police squad car. The reason for their rudeness was that things are getting so weird in the world of economics that The Mogambo had one of his "spells" of Mogambo outrage (SOMO) |
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- The gold market was confronted with a double negative on Tuesday and was eventually unable to remain positive into the close. With another inflation reading discounting the need for flight to quality buying and the US Dollar mounting an impressive explosion on the upside, it is not surprising that the selling pressure resurfaced. We also think that weakness in equity and oil prices fostered the selling interest in gold, as that action prompted another group of gold longs to move to the sidelines |
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- Unidentified sources tell Raw Story's Jason Leopold that Fitzgerald will not be shutting down his probe in the Valerie Plame leaks case when he's finished with Karl Rove. Individuals close to the probe say Fitzgerald is still investigating other unnamed White House officials. This part of the investigation, like that of Rove, is focusing on whether these officials committed perjury, obstruction of justice or lied to federal investigators during the early days of the investigation -- as opposed to violating an obscure law which makes it a crime to knowingly leak the name of an undercover CIA operative -- they say. |
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Alibris (Dec 21 2005 18:48 GMT) - Price: $9.94; Rating: 2. |
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eCampus.com (Dec 21 2005 18:48 GMT) - Price: $23.50; Rating: 2 |
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