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');//-- home site info disclaimer privacy policy authors contact us third party research retail capitulation – precious metals supply and demand june 12, 2018 | author keith weiner small crowds, shrinking premiums the prices of gold and silver rose five bucks and 37 cents respectively last week. is this the blast off to da moon for the silver rocket of halcyon days, in other words 2010-2011? various gold bars. coin and bar premiums have been shrinking steadily (as have coin sales of the us mint by the way), a sign that retail investors have lost interest in gold. there are even more signs of this actually, and this loss of interest stands in stark contrast to the firm gold price. of course, retail investors have generally very little influence on the gold price anyway – they only serve as a contrary indicator. [pt] read the rest of this entry » no comments » america goes full imbecile june 8, 2018 | author mn gordon credit has a wicked way of magnifying a person’s defects. even the most cautious man, with unlimited credit, can make mistakes that in retrospect seem absurd. but an average man, with unlimited credit, is preeminently disposed to going full imbecile. let us not forget about this important skill… [pt] read the rest of this entry » 2 comments » credit spreads: polly is twitching again – in europe june 7, 2018 | author pater tenebrarum junk bond spread breakout the famous dead parrot is coming back to life… in an unexpected place. with its qe operations, which included inter alia corporate bonds, the ecb has managed to suppress credit spreads in europe to truly ludicrous levels. from there, the effect propagated through arbitrage to other developed markets. and yes, this does “support the economy” – mainly by triggering an avalanche of capital malinvestment and creating the associated boom conditions, while “investors” (we use the term loosely) pile into ridiculously overvalued bonds that will eventually saddle them with eye-watering losses. the famous dead parrot read the rest of this entry » no comments » industrial commodities vs. gold – precious metals supply and demand june 5, 2018 | author keith weiner oil is different last week , we showed a graph of rising open interest in crude oil futures. from this, we inferred — incorrectly as it turns out — that the basis must be rising. why else, we asked, would market makers carry more and more oil? crude oil acts differently from gold – and so do all other industrial commodities. what makes them different is that the supply of industrial commodities held in storage as a rule suffices to satisfy industrial demand only for a few months at most. by contrast, gold inventories are in theory large enough to satisfy fabrication and industrial demand for 70 years (“in theory” because this is under the assumption that there is no monetary or investment demand for gold). this is in fact one of the reasons why gold is the money commodity. [pt] photo credit: getty images read the rest of this entry » no comments » who’s that ringing the korean bell of friendship? june 1, 2018 | author mn gordon friends and enemies do citizens of the united states trust their government will do what’s right? it depends who you ask. by and large, the esteem the american populace holds its government in is likely a small fraction of what it was roughly 65 years ago. that was when lieutenant general william kelly harrison jr. signed the korean armistice agreement. certainly, in days gone by representatives of other nations held the u.s. government in higher regard. the most austere signing ceremony ever: lieut. gen. william k. harrison, jr. (seated left), and korean people’s army and chinese people’s volunteers delegate gen. nam il (seated right) sign the korean war armistice agreement at p’anmunjŏm, korea, july 27, 1953. no-one seems really happy – presumably, no-one was. [pt] read the rest of this entry » no comments » “sell in may” chart update – the impressive market weakness in the summer half-year all over the world june 1, 2018 | author dimitri speck the details plotted in the last issue of seasonal insights i showed you the statistics associated with the popular truism “sell in may and go away” in the countries with the eleven largest stock markets. the comparison divided the calendar year into a summer half-year from may to october and a winter half-year from november to april. in all eleven countries, the winter half-year outperformed the summer half-year. as announced on that occasion , here are the details for all countries that were reviewed. october meeting after not selling in may read the rest of this entry » 1 comment » in gold we trust, 2018 may 29, 2018 | author pater tenebrarum the new in gold we trust report is here! as announced in our latest gold market update last week, this year’s in gold we trust report by our good friends ronald stoeferle and mark valek has just been released. this is the biggest and most comprehensive gold research report in the world, and as always contains a wealth of interesting new material, as well as the traditional large collection of charts and data that makes it such a valuable reference work for gold investors. nothing provides a feeling of material security comparable to the reassuring heft of a gold coin. read the rest of this entry » 7 comments » wild speculation in crude oil – precious metals supply and demand may 29, 2018 | author keith weiner crude oil market structure – extremes in speculative net long positions on may 28, markets were closed so this report is coming out a day later than normal. the price of gold rose nine bucks, and the price of silver 4 pennies. with little action here, we thought we would write 1,000 words’ worth about oil. here is a chart showing oil prices and open interest in crude oil futures. wtic (west texas intermediate crude) price and futures open interest – the vast increase in oi was largely the result of a breathtaking surge in speculative buying. [pt] read the rest of this entry » 6 comments » getting out of dodge may 26, 2018 | author mn gordon rare commodity modern economists are prone to shouting fire in a crowded theater. the world is full of seeming incongruences. economists puzzle over things like population growth and arable acres of farmland. they project out a linear scenario of increasing divergence, and see a catastrophe in the making. professional scaremonger thomas robert malthus, one in a long line of scarcity prophets who failed to recognize the capacity of human ingenuity and free markets to solve the perceived problem of “finite resources”. the effects of demographics are the exact opposite of what the scarcity scaremongers claim: there is no overpopulation problem based on the allegedly “limited carrying capacity” of the planet (as an aside, note that most of the land area of the planet remains completely devoid of people). on the contrary, the more human beings there are, the more tacit and outright knowledge exists and the more ideas and innovation can be tapped for the benefit of all – provided a free market remains operative. unfortunately, the free market and its “anarchy of production” as marxists used to derisively refer to it, is precisely what the scarcity prophets ultimately attack – since their demands can only be fulfilled by applying the most vicious statist coercion. [pt] read the rest of this entry » no comments » gold and gold stocks – the gloom patrol may 25, 2018 | author pater tenebrarum fun with positioning and sentiment last week we discussed the gold sector “conundrum ” – the odd fact that there is apparently quite strong demand for gold despite a macroeconomic environment that would normally be considered quite bearish for the metal. gold recently seems to have lost its last remaining inter-market “ally” if you will, as the dollar has begun to enter an uptrend as well. positioning data in precious metals futures are nevertheless rather remarkable, given the relatively benign price action in gold and silver. the mood in the sector has turned quite gloomy for no obvious reason. the gloom patrol is loose – the man with a plan (a certain mr. nobody) and his friend agent ! only wanted to have some fun… but the gloom proved too strong. take it from us, when someone says “ are we not proof that the universe is a drooling idiot with no fashion sense? ”, then that person must have partaken of that pure, unadulterated gloom that is well-known to be the exclusive preserve of the genus gold bug . read the rest of this entry » 1 comment » “sell in may and go away” – a reminder: in 9 out of 11 countries it makes sense to do so may 24, 2018 | author dimitri speck a truism that is demonstrably true most people are probably aware of the adage “sell in may and go away”. this popular seasonal wall street truism implies that the market’s performance is far worse in the six summer months than in the six winter months. numerous studies have been undertaken in this context particularly with respect to us stock markets, and they confirm that the stock market on average exhibits relative weakness in the summer. look at the part we highlighted – it is downright eerie, mark twain somehow knew ! [pt] read the rest of this entry » no comments » tales from “the master of disaster” may 22, 2018 | author mn gordon tightening credit markets daylight extends a little further into the evening with each passing day. moods ease. contentment rises. these are some of the many delights the northern hemisphere has to offer this time of year. as summer approaches, and dispositions loosen, something less amiable is happening. credit markets are tightening. the yield on the 10-year treasury note has exceeded 3.12 percent. a change in pace: yields are actually going somewhere. there is a fly in the ointment for treasury bears though: the net speculative short position in futures across the yield curve is seemingly establishing new record highs every week. while this is not bullish for treasuries per se , it definitely makes yields vulnerable to a sharp pullback. the question is what might cause such a pullback. our guess would be that either “unexpected economic weakness” will enter the scene, or crisis conditions in emerging markets will worsen and eventually spark “flight to safety” behavior. [pt] read the rest of this entry » 1 comment » « older entries most read in the last 20 days: america goes full imbecile credit has a wicked way of magnifying a person’s defects. even the most cautious man, with unlimited credit, can make mistakes that in retrospect seem absurd. but an average man, with unlimited credit, is preeminently disposed to going full imbecile. let us not forget about this important skill... [pt] several weeks ago we came across a woeful tale of mike meru. somehow, this special fellow, while of apparent sound mine and worthy intent, racked up... gold and gold stocks – the gloom patrol fun with positioning and sentiment last week we discussed the gold sector “conundrum” – the odd fact that there is apparently quite strong demand for gold despite a macroeconomic environment that would normally be considered quite bearish for the metal. gold recently seems to have lost its last remaining inter-market “ally” if you will, as the dollar has begun to enter an uptrend as well. positioning data in precious metals futures are nevertheless rather remarkable, given the... in gold we trust, 2018 the new in gold we trust report is here! as announced in our latest gold market update last week, this year's in gold we trust report by our good friends ronald stoeferle and mark valek has just been released. this is the biggest and most comprehensive gold research report in the world, and as always contains a wealth of interesting new material, as well as the traditional large collection of charts and data that makes it such a valuable reference work for gold... getting out of dodge rare commodity modern economists are prone to shouting fire in a crowded theater. the world is full of seeming incongruences. economists puzzle over things like population growth and arable acres of farmland. they project out a linear scenario of increasing divergence, and see a catastrophe in the making. professional scaremonger thomas robert malthus, one in a long line of scarcity prophets who failed to recognize the capacity of human ingenuity and free markets to... “sell in may and go away” - a reminder: in 9 out of 11 countries it makes sense to do so a truism that is demonstrably true most people are probably aware of the adage “sell in may and go away”. this popular seasonal wall street truism implies that the market's performance is far worse in the six summer months than in the six winter months. numerous studies have been undertaken in this context particularly with respect to us stock markets, and they confirm that the stock market on average exhibits relative weakness in the summer. look at the part we... “sell in may” chart update - the impressive market weakness in the summer half-year all over the world the details plotted in the last issue of seasonal insights i showed you the statistics associated with the popular truism “sell in may and go away” in the countries with the eleven largest stock markets. the comparison divided the calendar year into a summer half-year from may to october and a winter half-year from november to april. in all eleven countries, the winter half-year outperformed the summer half-year. as announced on that occasion, here are the details for all countries... who’s that ringing the korean bell of friendship? friends and enemies do citizens of the united states trust their government will do what’s right? it depends who you ask. by and large, the esteem the american populace holds its government in is likely a small fraction of what it was roughly 65 years ago. that was when lieutenant general william kelly harrison jr. signed the korean armistice agreement. certainly, in days gone by representatives of other nations held the u.s. government in higher regard. the most... wild speculation in crude oil - precious metals supply and demand crude oil market structure – extremes in speculative net long positions on may 28, markets were closed so this report is coming out a day later than normal. the price of gold rose nine bucks, and the price of silver 4 pennies. with little action here, we thought we would write 1,000 words’ worth about oil. here is a chart showing oil prices and open interest in crude oil futures. wtic (west texas intermediate crude) price and futures open interest – the vast increase... credit spreads: polly is twitching again - in europe junk bond spread breakout the famous dead parrot is coming back to life... in an unexpected place. with its qe operations, which included inter alia corporate bonds, the ecb has managed to suppress credit spreads in europe to truly ludicrous levels. from there, the effect propagated through arbitrage to other developed markets. and yes, this does “support the economy” - mainly by triggering an avalanche of capital malinvestment and creating the associated boom conditions, while... industrial commodities vs. gold - precious metals supply and demand oil is different last week, we showed a graph of rising open interest in crude oil futures. from this, we inferred — incorrectly as it turns out — that the basis must be rising. why else, we asked, would market makers carry more and more oil? crude oil acts differently from gold – and so do all other industrial commodities. what makes them different is that the supply of industrial commodities held in storage as a rule suffices to satisfy industrial demand only for a... retail capitulation – precious metals supply and demand small crowds, shrinking premiums the prices of gold and silver rose five bucks and 37 cents respectively last week. is this the blast off to da moon for the silver rocket of halcyon days, in other words 2010-2011? various gold bars. coin and bar premiums have been shrinking steadily (as have coin sales of the us mint by the way), a sign that retail investors have lost interest in gold. there are even more signs of this actually, and this loss of interest stands in stark... login / register register log in support acting man search site austrian theory and investment reviewed by lew rockwell now available at amazon.com archive archive select month june 2018 may 2018 april 2018 march 2018 february 2018 january 2018 december 2017 november 2017 october 2017 september 2017 august 2017 july 2017 june 2017 may 2017 april 2017 march 2017 february 2017 january 2017 december 2016 november 2016 october 2016 september 2016 august 2016 july 2016 june 2016 may 2016 april 2016 march 2016 february 2016 january 2016 december 2015 november 2015 october 2015 september 2015 august 2015 july 2015 june 2015 may 2015 april 2015 march 2015 february 2015 january 2015 december 2014 november 2014 october 2014 september 2014 august 2014 july 2014 june 2014 may 2014 april 2014 march 2014 february 2014 january 2014 december 2013 november 2013 october 2013 september 2013 august 2013 july 2013 june 2013 may 2013 april 2013 march 2013 february 2013 january 2013 december 2012 november 2012 october 2012 september 2012 august 2012 july 2012 june 2012 may 2012 april 2012 march 2012 february 2012 january 2012 december 2011 november 2011 october 2011 september 2011 august 2011 july 2011 june 2011 may 2011 april 2011 march 2011 february 2011 january 2011 december 2010 november 2010 october 2010 september 2010 august 2010 july 2010 june 2010 may 2010 february 2009 january 2009 december 2008 november 2008 october 2008 most read articles america goes full imbecile global turn-of-the-month effect – an update gold and gold stocks – the gloom patrol the capital structure as a mirror of the bubble era how to get ahead in today’s economy in gold we trust, 2018 gold and gold stocks – conundrum alert full faith and credit in counterfeit money us money supply growth jumps in march , bank credit growth stalls getting out of dodge acting man classics the potent director's fallacy money and credit – there is a difference quantitative easing explained the production structure the potent director's fallacy communism - the failed experiment it’s official: if you question authority, you are mentally ill the greatest racket of all time how catastrophic would a break-up of the euro zone be? 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