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  • Safe Haven Investments Amid a Global Crisis
    TERN,

    I rarely discuss politics, but I think the Iran war talk is totally misinformed. Iran is being pressured to give up the centrifuges and other uranium enrichment procedures that could lead to weapons grade uranium. This same pressure was also applied to Libya and to North Korea with considerable success. It's a one form of public persuasion or psychological warfare, the stick part of carrot and stick diplomacy which is on-going on many fronts. We all hope for many reasons that it is a successful diplomatic effort. In any case there will be no war. But there are confused and frightened people who don't know what's going on.

    Tom
    Aug 04 19:21 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
  • Safe Haven Investments Amid a Global Crisis
    mc²: I've been saying the same thing for ten years, namely that commodities will be going up on a trend basis for the next 15-20 years. They do and will, however, have pullbacks to be bought if one missed the lows or earlier pullbacks. So Mark's repetition is a good and wise thing.
    Aug 04 15:21 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
  • Safe Haven Investments Amid a Global Crisis
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  • Safe Haven Investments Amid a Global Crisis
    Good review! Here's another reason why platinum is a good long term metal to own. Maybe cobalt as well? I know a lot of cobalt comes from Congo/Zaire. Where else?

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    Aug 04 14:53 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
  • The Best Safe-Haven Investments, and Some Potential Threats
    ""When it comes to primary palladium producers, there are only these two hidden gems." (PAL and SWC)
    Why not mention the "secondary" Palladium producer and SWC owner, Norilsk Nickel?"

    Or the primary platinum producers like Anglo Plats and LonMin?
    Jul 17 15:00 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
  • Calling It Quits on Gold, Platinum - It's Time to Go Financials!
    i've been trading them for 30 years. commodities are different. they don't just go up and up in low volalitilty walkups forever, as stocks often do. they tend to spike up in a matter of months and then consolidate somewhere just under the highs for long enough to establish that higher prices were justified after. but that's too long for today's short term bandits, so they are gone and into the latest spike somewhere else. then when everyone is bored with commodities in 3-15 months, they spike again. the average consolidation period after a spike in this commodity bull market since 2002 has been 4-5 months and we're not quite two months into this one. by the way, look at one or more of the CRB indexes which have most of the US and some London commodities in them. i prefer the CCI version (similar to the old CRB) which GCC tracks. DJP tracks another CRB version. gold alone doesn't cut it.

    the commodity bull market has at least another decade to run, and if you're not overleveraged you can just hold and kick back and do nothing. but of course EVERYONE IS overleveraged these days. so we have to have these long consolidations so we can pick them apart......yawwwwwnnnn...
    May 04 18:03 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article

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