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As this is a holiday weekend in the United States and no trading on Monday, trading today maybe somewhat subdued but we currently have gold at $926, silver at $18.25 and the U.S. Dollar Index up slightly at 72.         .

Highlights:

In this issue, I have a link to my radio interviews, and recent comments by J. Taylor and James Turk and more......

Frequently we are asked to do radio interviews and we now have a link on our website to access these interviews.  For now only the most recent are available with interviews by The Opportunity Show but we will be including others as soon as possible.

Now I would like to share some recent comments by Jay Taylor,
J. Taylor's Gold & Technology Stocks, on May 23rd:

Has a New Run From Paper Money Begun?

"On Wednesday, May 21st, following some information made public by the Fed, we detected a possible major change in the relationship between interest rates and the equity markets. Normally, what had been happening is that when equity markets are weak, as they have been over the past two days, the bond market would strengthen, as money would flow from equities to the "safe haven" of U.S. Treasuries. That did not happen on Wednesday. Both the equity markets and the bond markets were weak, which means money was flowing out of paper assets and into tangibles like oil and gold. We think this could be a very
significant event if it marks the start of a new trend out of paper and into tangibles. Is Wall Street finally waking up to the fact that inflation is in fact a serious problem? If so, we could be ready to see an explosion in the price of commodities that could make the rise in oil and gold so far look like child's play. Another change we detected on Wednesday was an improvement in the prices of many of the junior mining stocks we follow even as the senior gold shares, which were hot on Monday and Tuesday, cooled down. We think this shift to the more speculative sector could also be suggesting a move toward inflation hedges may be getting under way."
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And now the latest projections from James Turk, Freemarket Gold and Money Report.

"My price projections for the precious metals for this year remain unchanged - $1100 to $1200 at year-end for gold, and the high $20s for silver."

"We are witnessing the death knell of the dollar. Not only is its nearly seven decade reign as the world's reserve currency coming to an end, but the dollar itself is near death. As I often say, the dollar is on the road to the fiat currency graveyard, but more to the point, the crazy stuff we are now seeing indicates that it will very soon be joining the hundreds of other fiat currencies already buried there."

These comments by two of the best in the business, J. Taylor and James Turk should not be taken lightly.  Investors must position themselves to not only protect wealth but to profit from the challenges ahead by having some bullion positions as well as quality stocks and/or long-term warrants trading on some of the quality companies.  

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Adios for now,

 

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