Boston, is this useful to you?
http://financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/vermeulen/2009/0622.html "...Active Traders Report for Gold, Silver, Oil & Nat Gas..."
Herewith,
http://financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/bloom/2009/0622.html a lesson for sober reflection, - what will the post depression world look like? - - -
Definitely NOTHING like the past 2000 odd years.... hopefully something more considerate and peacefully as a series of neighborly communities.... (as a way of life - NOT a political movement)
http://financialsense.com/editorials/casey/2009/0622.html "...When is the Best Time to Buy Gold?..." - - Is bullion going to fall below the 915 barrier? some resistance at 920.... Will it climb to break the UP resistance and crack 975, to zoom up on a fairytale ride to temporary happiness/reprieve?
Whatever else I find has the usual pattern of;;; "buy my product", "markets will remain confused", "markets are variable" - so dear players, short term gambling seems to be the go - so all you "day-traders" be careful and play on the short term trend as it could turn at any time, then play it back again.....




- - - - **** this dithering about gives me the willeys.... - I want to see some ACTION in the markets, Players buying whole islands as retreats, or jumping from above the 13th floor... Where is all that passion and excitement? - - - Where is the DRAMA, - don't tell me that there is nothing left but re-runs of old "soaps"? - - Although I used to like watching that quirky one called "soap" of occasion - interesting writing and the end had a twist... better than the current crap that is sooooo predictable.... Bugger, waiting is so boring....
On the local news, an item from the World Bank presents a rather gloomy prospect,
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/06/23/2605753.htm?section=justin but please read carefully, as the old adage "forewarned is forearmed" applies and is apt...