Bob Hoye

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• The Next Recession Has Started

  Published 20 May 2005 | viewed 17,663 times

  Synopsis: With the concept "Peak Oil" being such a fad these days, it was tempting to call this review "Peak Commodities And Earnings". This is…

• Real Men Trade the Long Bond

  Published 16 May 2005 | viewed 7,786 times

  The U.S. Treasury intends to resume issuing long-dated treasuries. So far as managing the funded debt goes, this is a sound step. It will lock…

• Gold: Contra-Cyclical Opportunity?

  Published 29 April 2005 | viewed 6,156 times

  According to thorough technical analysis, the gold sector seems to have reached a significant low. This is complete with measurable signs of capitulation selling and…

• ChartWorks - Gold

  Published 21 April 2005 | viewed 10,930 times

  Below is a commentary originally posted by Institutional Advisors on 18th April 2005: Gold - Pattern Requirements for a Significant Low are in Place -…

• Speculative Blowouts: Commodities Now

  Published 26 March 2005 | viewed 8,783 times

  The action in commodities has become an irresistible bubble. This enjoys similar convictions to those fully expressed in the tech mania that blew out in…

• Pivotal Events

  Published 20 March 2005 | viewed 8,079 times

  Originally published March 16,2005. Sign Of The Times: "Best of All Possible Worlds? Bond Buyers Crave Yield and Show No Fear" - New York Times,…

• ChartWorks: Interest Rate Markets - A Profound Change

  Published 17 March 2005 | viewed 8,211 times

  Technical observations of RossClark@shaw.ca "The fiscal history of Latin America ... is replete with instances of governmental default. Borrowing and default follow each other with…

• A Rally for the Buck?

  Published 04 January 2005 | viewed 4,778 times

  Barron's - Monday, December 20, 2004 These forecasters expect a dollar comeback, but they also see a flight to safety -- including gold - By…

• Princely Finance and Taxation

  Published 11 December 2004 | viewed 4,054 times

  One would have hoped that financial rip-offs committed by medieval princes would have been permanently shelved when liberal enlightenment ended the divine right of kings.…

• Interest Rates

  Published 11 December 2004 | viewed 3,989 times

  The Long Bond has been frustrating. On one hand, it has been a modest player with all of the hot speculations. But it couldn't accomplish…

• Anyone for Armageddon?

  Published 30 November 2004 | viewed 3,950 times

  Of course, the shorter Oxford Dictionary defines "Armageddon" as "the site of the last decisive battle on the Day of Judgement; hence, a final contest…

• Political and Monetary Reform

  Published 13 November 2004 | viewed 5,257 times

  The following is taken from an address to the Committee For Monetary Research & Education, Inc., October 28, 2004. Financial history and libraries are never…

• Pivotal Events

  Published 13 October 2004 | viewed 3,428 times

  Following is an excerpt from Pivotal Events published October 7, 2004 by Institutional Advisors. INTEREST RATES The Bond Future: The September 30 "Investors and traders…

• Pivotal Events

  Published 02 October 2004 | viewed 19,480 times

  Following is an excerpt from Pivotal Events published September 23, 2004 by Institutional Advisors. "Too much prosperity makes men greedy and desires are never controlled…

• How a Currency Can Fight the Fed

  Published 01 April 2004 | viewed 4,270 times

  At a time when the Fed has promised and threatened to depreciate the currency and when everyone knows that China is going to buy commodities…

• Inflation, Disinflation and Deflation

  Published 23 June 2003 | viewed 4,747 times

  There are far too many inadequate impressions about deflation going around. A policy culture dedicated to "stimulation" through forced credit expansion with the attendant currency…