International Forecaster July 2010 (#8) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster US MARKETS As we long ago predicted, 2005 was the beginning of the collapse of the housing bubble. The result was financial chaos and a credit crisis that enveloped the US, Europe and eventually the world. Some would like us to believe that materialism and selfishness were the reasons for bubbles, but the [...]

International Forecaster July 2010 (#4) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster The oft-quoted American sports slogan, “Winning isn’t everything. It’s the only thing!” could well be attributed to the economic importance of firm formation in creating jobs. A relatively new dataset from the U.S. government called Business Dynamics Statistics (BDS) confirms that startups aren’t everything when it comes to job growth. They’re the [...]

Silver May Go Lower, But It Won’t Stay There

Chris Mack submits: One way to value something is by its replacement cost. Appraisers and insurers often use the cost to replace an investment as a baseline of value. In analyzing the silver market, one way to value silver is by measuring the real cost of producing an ounce of silver. This value does not [...]

Silver’s Historical Correlation with Gold Suggests A Parabolic Top As High As $714 per Ounce!

By Lorimer Wilson, SilverSeek Almost 70 respected economists, academics, gold analysts and market commentators (see list below) are of the firm opinion that gold is going to go to at least $2,500 if not as high as $10,000 per ounce (or more) before the parabolic top is reached. As such, just imagine what is in [...]

International Forecaster July 2010 (#3) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster US MARKETS Our first glimpse of the European Common Market came in the late 1950s in Europe where we lived. The evolution came late in the 1950s in the beginnings of Common Market and the formation of EFTA. That consolidated during the 1960s along with the miracle of Germany’s recovery. In the ensuing [...]

International Forecaster June 2010 (#9) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster US MARKETS The Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke tells us the American recovery is struggling because of European austerity. Does he really expect us to believe that? There is no question austerity in Europe will lead to a deflationary depression. Unemployment will rise quickly, which means major cuts in government spending [...]

International Forecaster June 2010 (#7) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster US MARKETS The devastating results of Keynesianism didn’t take hold of the western world until after WWII. Cycles were created for the accumulation of wealth. A boom occurs and you get wealthy from investments on the way up and even wealthier on the way down, because the elitists are controlling [...]

International Forecaster June 2010 (#6) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

Here’s a quote from David Rockefeller 1991 Baden-Baden Germany
“We’re grateful to The Washington Post, The New York Times, Time Magazine, and
other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected
their promises of discretion for almost forty years. It would have been impossible for
us to develop our plan for the world if we had been [...]

International Forecaster June 2010 (#5) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster US MARKETS Were it not for the Federal Reserves purchase of Treasury and Agency bonds the US would already be unable to raise funds to service debt and issue new debt, and it would already have descended into national bankruptcy. It is no wonder the Fed does not want to be audited. [...]

International Forecaster June 2010 (#4) – Gold, Silver, Economy + More

By Bob Chapman, The International Forecaster US MARKETS As we have noted before the rage of 1789 in France cost the heads of 300,000 tormentors out of 30 million Frenchmen. The question that presents itself is will something like this occur again in our times We suppose it could, but we won’t know until it begins [...]

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