This has surely been an exciting week for gold and silver investors. The post-Halloween rally, which I mentioned in a previous Premium Update, took metals and corresponding stocks substantially highe

Today, with Halloween behind us, I imagine that over-sugared families across America are putting away their costumes and decorations and are now looking ahead to Thanksgiving.It seems an appropriate

About the best that can be said for 2009 is that our world didn’t actually blow up, though there were moments when it looked like it might. The bad news is, now we have to get all revved up for

My favorite Peanuts cartoon was Charlie Brown and Lucy with the football. I’m sure you all remember them: Lucy convinces Charlie Brown she’ll hold the ball while he kicks it. But every ti

Cher sure got her wish last week, clocks (and stocks) both going back. Daylight -- and assorted other -- Savings disappeared as the Dow ended October with its worst one day point decline si

Reality, it appears, is a dish Washington believes is best served, never.Late Friday evening, long after most Americans had shut off their computer screens and turned their attention to more importan

It got pretty ugly out there today, or downright spooky (lame Halloween joke). The S&P 500 got whacked today by -2.82% to 1036 finishing right at the low for the day, and the low for the week. It

Absent an eve of Halloween horror show, stocks will avoid a red October after snapping a recent slide in emphatic fashion on GDP figures which showed the worst recession since the Second World War is

Rio Tinto, Show Me the Money Rio Tinto (RTP) said its capital expenditure forecast for 2010 will more than double to at least $5 billion, a clear sign that the mining giant is expecting more improvem

In my first article for Minyanville, "Riding the Elliott Wave", I wrote about a probable large Elliott Wave Flat pattern at the Cycle level of degree that spanned the period from 2000 to 20