2011-11-21 Central Banks Purchase 556% More Gold in 2011, vs 2010
Gold Demand Increases As Central Bank Purchases Jump 556%-November 18 2011- Despite record high nominal prices and bubble claims, demand for gold continues to grow.  In its most recent Gold Demand Trends report, the World Gold Counci - Click for more...
2011-11-21 Anger Mounts as MF Global Clients See $3 Billion Still Stuck
– Sun, 20 Nov, 2011 -NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three weeks after MF Global's collapsed, furious former customers are still fighting for access to billions of dollars as they question why as much as two-thirds of their money is still stuck.While - Click for more...
2011-11-18 "Going Galt"- The MF Global Fraud
‘Going Galt’: Hedge Broker Shuts Down Firm With Chilling Letter About the Market--Ann Barnhardt describes herself as a an “an old-school commercial hedge broker specializing in CATTLE and GRAIN.” And she just shut down her b - Click for more...
Gold Prices Adjust as Investors Brace for Results of Greek Default
October 4, 2011Gold prices fell as panicking investors Tuesday prepared for results of a Greek default -- damage to European banks and falling business activity on the continent and perhaps the U.S. -- by dumping stocks, abandoning the euro and buyin - Click for more...
Investors Sell Gold to Cover Losses in Other Assets
October 4, 2011Gold fell for the first time in three sessions as some investors sold the metal to cover losses in other assets.The euro touched the lowest level in more than a decade against the yen after European governments signaled bondholders may - Click for more...
Gold, Silver Shine: Is "Smart Money" Turning Bullish Again?
 October 3, 2011More turmoil in Europe over the ongoing debt crisis led investors Monday back into gold and silver ETFs. But will two-days of positive gains be enough to convince traders that a bottom is near after September’s nasty sell-o - Click for more...
Gold rises as consumer confidence weakens
AP -- Gold prices rose 2 percent Tuesday as consumer confidence fell on both sides of the Atlantic.Two independent reports concluded Americans and Europeans are worried about jobs, volatility in the financial markets and economic growth. Investors te - Click for more...