Mahendra Sharma is still bullish on gold. He says that if gold crosses above $418 Monday or Tuesday in NY trading, then in the next 10 days it will trade at $432. Mahendra also says Silver will reach $6 this week and he recommends that you buy silver stocks this week. Link to latest prophecy.

Mahendra Sharma is still bullish on gold. He says that if gold crosses above $418 Monday or Tuesday in NY trading, then in the next 10 days it will trade at $432. Mahendra also says Silver will reach $6 this week and he recommends that you buy silver stocks this week. Link to latest prophecy.

Mahendra Sharma is still bullish on gold. He says that if gold crosses above $418 Monday or Tuesday in NY trading, then in the next 10 days it will trade at $432. Mahendra also says Silver will reach $6 this week and he recommends that you buy silver stocks this week. Link to latest prophecy.

Mahendra Sharma is still bullish on gold. He says that if gold crosses above $418 Monday or Tuesday in NY trading, then in the next 10 days it will trade at $432. Mahendra also says Silver will reach $6 this week and he recommends that you buy silver stocks this week. Link to latest prophecy.

As I write this, gold is again taking out eight year highs, but the dollar is at record lows against the euro, so the gold price reflects a weak dollar, and not genuine gold strength. (See CNN: Gold drifts toward 8-year high.)

Silver is doing even better than gold, but I haven't found any news articles to explain it.

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The new Gold Bullion Securities fund (LSE: GBS) isn't

As I write this, gold is again taking out eight year highs, but the dollar is at record lows against the euro, so the gold price reflects a weak dollar, and not genuine gold strength. (See CNN: Gold drifts toward 8-year high.)

Silver is doing even better than gold, but I haven't found any news articles to explain it.

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The new Gold Bullion Securities fund (LSE: GBS) isn't

As I write this, gold is again taking out eight year highs, but the dollar is at record lows against the euro, so the gold price reflects a weak dollar, and not genuine gold strength. (See CNN: Gold drifts toward 8-year high.)

Silver is doing even better than gold, but I haven't found any news articles to explain it.

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The new Gold Bullion Securities fund (LSE: GBS) isn't

As I write this, gold is again taking out eight year highs, but the dollar is at record lows against the euro, so the gold price reflects a weak dollar, and not genuine gold strength. (See CNN: Gold drifts toward 8-year high.)

Silver is doing even better than gold, but I haven't found any news articles to explain it.

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The new Gold Bullion Securities fund (LSE: GBS) isn't

There is an article in today's Wall Street Journal about how hedge funds are investing more money into commodities (see Hedge Funds Make Big Bets on Commodities subscription required).


But hedge funds -- investment vehicles for the wealthy -- have also been pouring money into commodities this year, adding to demand, helping to drive prices higher and increasing volatility. This speculative

There is an article in today's Wall Street Journal about how hedge funds are investing more money into commodities (see Hedge Funds Make Big Bets on Commodities subscription required).


But hedge funds -- investment vehicles for the wealthy -- have also been pouring money into commodities this year, adding to demand, helping to drive prices higher and increasing volatility. This speculative

There is an article in today's Wall Street Journal about how hedge funds are investing more money into commodities (see Hedge Funds Make Big Bets on Commodities subscription required).


But hedge funds -- investment vehicles for the wealthy -- have also been pouring money into commodities this year, adding to demand, helping to drive prices higher and increasing volatility. This speculative

There is an article in today's Wall Street Journal about how hedge funds are investing more money into commodities (see Hedge Funds Make Big Bets on Commodities subscription required).


But hedge funds -- investment vehicles for the wealthy -- have also been pouring money into commodities this year, adding to demand, helping to drive prices higher and increasing volatility. This speculative