Market Oracle Newsletter
The Market Oracle Newsletter
May 21, 2007 Issue #11 Vol. 1
Welcome to the current issue of the Market Oracle Financial Markets Forecasting and Analysis Newsletter.
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In This Issue
Bee's Global Losses at 80% due to Global Warming and Impact of Peak: Oil, GDP and CO2
What's Next for Silver?
The Dark Side of the Credit Boom
Thoughts from the Frontline - Core Inflation vs. Headline Inflation and Real GDP vs. Nominal
Gold Spooked by IMF Sales Speculation - Gold Stock Valuations 4
Five Forces Shaping the Financial Markets
Will The Stock Market Ever Stop Going Up?
US Housing Sector is Crashing, False Housing and Jobs statistics to eventually benefit Gold
Gold Market Update - COT Report Bearish
What's New
1. Bee's Global Losses at 80% due to Global Warming and Impact of Peak: Oil, GDP and CO2
By: David_Petch
Recently, beekeepers have reported losses of up to 80% of their hives from various locations around the globe. Over the past month, there have been several different hypotheses proposed for the sudden disappearance of bees recently coined “Colony Collapse Disorder” (CCD):
• Transmissions from cell phones might be killing bees. Cell phones and their networks have been around for 20 years, so a sudden decline due to phones is highly improbable. • Mites infecting bees around the globe:
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2. What's Next for Silver?
By: Roland_Watson
So silver has once again renewed its acquaintance with the 200 day moving average and the dirges regarding the death of a silver bull renew their solemn chants.
Why the fear and concern amongst silver analysts and silver investors in general? Various indicators suggest a potential breakdown in prices with bearish connotations. Now that raises one or two questions themselves. For one, what constitutes the end of a bull market?
That rather depends on your timeframe. One could easily argue silver has been in a bear market since Friday the 12th May 2006 as prices have drifted below the $15 high of that time. On the other hand, silver has not looked back since March 2003 when it traded for less than $4.50 giving us a full-blooded bull market whose demise is not on the cards quite yet. It depends on your timeframe, but nothing in the recent price action suggests the end of the silver bull market.
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3. The Dark Side of the Credit Boom
By: Thorsten Polleit
"The bright side of the credit boom is an apparently expanding economy. Sooner or later, however, the boom is going to show its dark side. The gap between the credit and money induced increase in demand for and supply of resources becomes obvious."
by Thorsten Polleit
I. Introduction
Under today's government-controlled paper-money standards, the world's major economies have embarked upon an unprecedented expansion of credit, starting in the early 1980s. As credit growth has been outstripping economies' rise in output, total debt levels in percent of gross domestic product (GDP) have increased strongly.
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4. Thoughts from the Frontline - Core Inflation vs. Headline Inflation and Real GDP vs. Nominal
By: John_Mauldin
In this issue:
Are We There Yet?
Core Inflation vs. Headline Inflation
Real vs. Nominal
A Crack in the Consumer Armor?
Ethanol Madness
Los Angeles and Europe
5. Gold Spooked by IMF Sales Speculation - Gold Stock Valuations 4
6. Five Forces Shaping the Financial Markets
7. Will The Stock Market Ever Stop Going Up?
8. US Housing Sector is Crashing, False Housing and Jobs statistics to eventually benefit Gold
9. Gold Market Update - COT Report Bearish
10. What's News
Annonymous Commenting - We have introduced a facility that allows anyone to post comments on articles without having to log in. All comments are moderated before being published to the site.
COT Reports - A new section is under development that will publish weekly committment of traders reports. This will include both charts and analysis and is expected to be rolled out before the end of May 07.
Best Articles - A new section that lists the best of recent articles is under development that is expected to be completed by the end of this week.
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