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Alex Wallenwein

Alex Wallenwein

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

  • The Dow-Gold Crossover, Part Two

    Published 19 February 2005 | viewed 5,551 times

    Ignition ... when? Yes, I know. There were a couple of mis-firings on the way. So what? Getting a gold-shuttle up into orbit isn't that…

  • The G-7 Effect: Selling into Dollar-Strength

    Published 07 February 2005 | viewed 7,634 times

    The financial press sees the 2005 London G-7 statement essentially as a non-event and reports "no change"in China's Yuan policy. All of this is widely…

  • US Congressional Budget Office: Gold to Keep Rising!

    Published 30 January 2005 | viewed 5,534 times

    Well, the CBO didn't say that exactly - but it might as well have. On January 25, 2005, the CBO released a short, less than…

  • Gold and the Money Unit

    Published 27 January 2005 | viewed 6,460 times

    The Trouble with Money The trouble with money is that people believe in their hearts that everything other than earning, saving, and spending money is…

  • Gold ... On Hold?

    Published 20 January 2005 | viewed 4,686 times

    Is the $60.3 billion November trade deficit now "paid for" as recent foreign capital-inflow numbers ($81 billion) suggest? Is the dollar's bear market over? Are…

  • Are Gold Reserves the Only Way Out?

    Published 03 January 2005 | viewed 4,790 times

    A very simple case can be made to show that world central banks will soon be forced to return to a pure gold-reserve system. If…

  • Why Gold Shares are Limping

    Published 28 December 2004 | viewed 3,635 times

    The name of the game has changed. Completely. While during the nineties gold-control was designed to support the dollar, since 2003 it has actually allowed…

  • Fundamentals and Stones ...

    Published 14 December 2004 | viewed 3,796 times

    ... will break your bones, but charts will never hurt you. We are living in "fundamental" times, Ladies and Gentlemen. Momentous events and powerful secular…

  • Economic Heroin

    Published 12 December 2004 | viewed 4,865 times

    Debt-based fiat money is the economic equivalent of heroin. It has the same effect on personal, national, and global economies as heroin has on the…

  • Gold - and the US Savings Bomb

    Published 04 December 2004 | viewed 3,645 times

    Americans aren't saving anymore. The US personal savings rate has gone out the window. Already decried as "too low" in 1996, when it still boasted…

  • Gold-Bull Jitters: Where will it all end?

    Published 28 November 2004 | viewed 3,207 times

    As the dollar continues its breathtaking descent, gold-bulls are getting a case of the jitters - because the metal isn't moving up as fast as…

  • Gold = Wealth :: Cash = DEBT!

    Published 23 November 2004 | viewed 3,668 times

    You can hold a lighter under a one-ounce gold bar for hours, or until it runs out of gas. Nothing will happen. Now try the…

  • D-Day for Dollar-Dummies

    Published 14 November 2004 | viewed 4,213 times

    The US dollar's days on the sunny beaches are over. We are witnessing a coordinated, all-out currency-attack by the anti-dollar "Allied Forces" to drive the…

  • Is the US Killing the Euro?

    Published 12 November 2004 | viewed 4,813 times

    Fighting an opponent doesn't always mean opposing his force. When faced with overwhelming power, good fighters often use their attacker's force to their advantage, like…

  • Gold Shuttle II: Resuming Countdown!

    Published 06 November 2004 | viewed 3,220 times

    Please re-read our essay The Gold-Shuttle from March 31, 2004. As anticipated, it did take "months" before the actual liftoff, but that liftoff is now…

  • Can Gold Stop Wars?

    Published 01 November 2004 | viewed 3,637 times

    All wars are deficit-financed. Please read that again: All wars are deficit-financed! This simple five-word sentence brings home a truth that is so profound, so…

  • The Dollar - Poison for the Dow?

    Published 21 October 2004 | viewed 3,540 times

    After anticipating the coming Dow-Gold Crossover in the last essay, let's take a look at the Dow-Dollar crossover that has already happened in mid-2003. There…

  • Dow - Gold Crossover?

    Published 08 October 2004 | viewed 3,952 times

    In previous essays I noted that, since early 2003, the Dow and the gold price seemed to have been trending together. That has remained true…

  • Gold - And the Parabolic Plateau

    Published 27 September 2004 | viewed 3,721 times

    What on earth is a "parabolic plateau"? Isn't that a contradiction in terms? In the investment world, when an asset price trend experiences a parabolic…

  • Riding the Volcano

    Published 13 September 2004 | viewed 3,281 times

    Is Gold really being "controlled"? Look at the price of gold that the London Gold Pool tried to maintain: about $35 an ounce. How successful…