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This Morning, I Bought a
Basket of Gold Stocks

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Since Monday of this week, the price of gold bullion has dropped $91.00 an ounce. If we look at gold for the year, gold bullion is off 17% from its price high of $1,895 an ounce reached on September 5, 2011. This is enough of a correction in the gold bull market for me to go back in and buy gold investments at what I believe are depressed prices.

China and India: Gold Buying Bullish

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Gold prices are currently under some pressure following a decline below $1,700, but I view weakness in the precious metal not as a sign to sell, but as an opportunity to buy. The fact that gold is losing momentum at this time despite what I feel will be some tough years ahead for the European Union and eurozone along with the debt mess here is a surprise. But when the metal has increased as much as it has, there will always be those who believe that the price will retrench back to some medium-term support at around $1,600.

The Place You Need to Have Capital in 2012

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The market chaos continues to grip the stock markets. We have the European debt crisis and a concerted effort to fix it, albeit it will be extremely difficult and take years.

The European Central Bank (ECB) cut the eurozone’s interest rate by 25 basis points to one percent—the second cut in five weeks. However, keep in mind that the ECB increased rates two times prior to the cuts. The cut will have little impact on the effort to revive the region and avoid another recession given the debt crisis. The ECB should have cut interest rates to below one percent as we did in the U.S. and as the U.K. did. The concern was that inflation in Europe is three percent, so the fear was that lower rates could drive up inflationary pressures.

Mainstream Investors Start Foray into Gold

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Debt fears in the eurozone resulted in demand for gold coins inEurope, more than doubling in the third quarter of 2011 compared to same period of 2010, according to data from the World Gold Council. But there’s more…

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