Sunday , 24 November 2024

Lorimer Wilson

Talk of Gold Manipulation Is Just a Bunch of Bunk!

Everyone wants to know why. Why did this happen? Could the prices fall further? If so, how much? In this article, I address these questions and put them into perspective. I shine some light onto the conventional manipulation theory and also the very idea of holding gold waiting for a higher gold price.

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8 Reasons Why Gold Crashed & Will Likely Continue to Decline

In my article of April 5th, posted here, I maintained that in the next year, and particularly for the next three to six months, a liquidation phase in the current cyclical bear market in gold would likely develop,,,[causing gold to] fall sharply. [Below are the 8 reasons I mentioned back then which still remain relevant today.]

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Gold: What Caused the Latest Bloodbath & Why

Right now gold has no friends. Even some of its biggest proponents are declaring the bull market to be over...Let’s kick around a ‘short list’ of potential reasons for what caused the latest bloodbath. Words: 1170

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What We Like & Don’t Like About Gold

Whenever a sharp and unexpected correction occurs after many years of gains, one is forced to take a step back and consider whether the bull market has breathed its last. Frankly, we don't think it has, but the best way to go about this exercise is to consider legitimate bearish arguments. Words: 1853

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Gold & Silver Plunge Is Just An Expected Reversion to the Mean – Nothing More (+2K Views)

The recent plunge in gold prices below $1500 an ounce has suddenly awoken, well, just about everyone. The “gold bugs” are yelling that it is a conspiracy theory by the Fed while the stock market bulls say it is a sign that the Fed has achieved its goal of creating economic growth. Unfortunately, both arguments, while great for headlines, are wrong...The simple truth is that...

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The Best Article On “What Happened to the Price of Gold & Why?” (+2K Views)

What happened?! is the question so many are asking about Friday’s waterfall in prices. A better question is, “Why?” Outside of the insiders, no one really knows. Yes, there can be some fairly cogent explanations, lots of glib answers, but no one knows, for sure. What we do know for sure is that the market is always the final arbiter [and this is what the market is saying:]

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