If the temperature of full gold fever is a hot 106, we’re only at 99 now, but I can feel it, I can tell you that the temperature is rising, rising. The panic to buy gold will override everything else. It will be one of the greatest financial phenomena that most of today’s investors will ever see. It will blot out everything else like a cloud blotting out the sun. After the calm, comes the storm. We’ve been watching ten years of gold climbing amid an atmosphere of calm. The great gold tsunami lies ahead. It will be historic. Words: 480

While gold is slightly more volatile than the Dow 30, on average, all of the individual components are more volatile than gold and only half are less volatile than silver and platinum. [So much for] the prevailing myth...that they are risky investments due to their volatility. [Let's take a closer look at the specifics.] Words: 250

Our government has grown too big, promised too much and waited too long to restructure. Our fiscal clock is ticking and time is not working in our favor. The Moment of Truth is rapidly approaching. We'll soon know whether Washington policymakers are up to the challenge and whether they will start focusing more of doing their job rather than just keeping their job and on focusing first on their country rather than their party. [To accomplished what is needed] the President and Congressional leaders from both political parties need to be at the table and everything must be on the table in order to achieve sustainable success. [Here's an outline of our country's predicament and how it might be resolved.] Words: 3110

New article posted on munKNEE: https://www.munknee.com/2011/05/richard-russell-demise-of-the-yankee-dollar-vs-the-rise-in-gold/ # New article by Chris Puplava: https://www.munknee.com/2011/05/what-the-1970s-performance-of-gold-silver-and-usd-says-about-tomorrow/ # New article! https://www.munknee.com/2011/05/why-hyperinflation-is-not-likely-let-alone-imminent/ # New Article on Gold and Silver https://www.munknee.com/2011/05/%e2%80%9cthree-peaks%e2%80%9d-pattern-suggests-gold-to-decline-17-into-june/ # Not too late to buy gold!https://www.munknee.com/2011/04/goldrunner-gold-on-track-to-reach-1860-1920-by-mid-year/ # An opposite point of view:https://www.munknee.com/2011/05/america-is-bankrupt-claim-is-total-nonsense-heres-why/ # Powered by Twitter Tools

It’s clear that silver has had some large and scary sell-offs over the years but the “silver” lining to that fact is the realization that its current volatility is perfectly normal. As such, the appropriate question to ask isn’t “How far does silver fall?” but “When do I get to start buying again?” [Let me explain.] Words: 593

If you like to trade online, or if you already do, fundamental analysis is surely one of the best tools that you could ever acquire as a retail trader. Let me explain. Words: 730

There are a number of different ways to look at what has been happening with the price of gold and silver of late and to anticipate what is in store for them next. One of the most unique ways of assessing past, present and future movement is by taking a look at their "Three Peaks and the Domed House" and "Bump and Run" chart patterns. In deed, the "Three Peaks" pattern suggests that gold has peaked and will now decline by 17% to $1,290 per ozt. in June. Let me explain. Words: 835

Sadly, the great American public doesn't understand what is happening...[and that it will be] on a greater scale than has ever occurred before in the history of mankind. It's going to hit the current generation of Americans like a whirlwind. It will be historic in its intensity and destructiveness. [Here is an attempt to enlighten them.] Words: 939

Many lessons can be gleaned from history and, while no two periods are identically alike, there are often many similarities to learn from. The current period, for example, is often compared to the Great Depression in regards to unprecedented government action as well as with the 1970s in regards to trends in commodities and inflation. [Let's take a closer look.] Words: 1165

The National Inflation Association (NIA) has just posted an article* which makes a number of interesting arguments for the advent of hyperinflation and, while I agree with the conclusion that we could potentially face such an event, I see it as just one of a few possible outcomes. Let me comment on the specific points in the NIA article. Words: 1666