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CHARLES NENNER: Investors Who Miss This Gold Rally Need To Be 'Educated Better'

Thu, 29 Mar 2012 13:41:00 -0400

In an interview with Yahoo! Finance's Breakout, market forecaster Charles Nenner projects that gold will rise to a $2,500/oz level in the next "year to year and a half." In addition to his big projection for gold, he expects silver to charge past the $50 barrier.

During gold's peak last year, Nenner says he sold some gold at roughly $1,900/oz. He expects the cycles for gold and silver to bottom but to pick up again very soon.

Nenner recommends holding off until the two markets bottom out, which he states should happen sometime in mid-April. He is of the opinion that both silver and gold are in similar situations, and although he has no specific price targets to buy each commodity, he recommends becoming long in two weeks. 

And if you miss out on the rally, Nenner thinks you need to be "educated better."

Here's Nenner's interview with Jeff Macke, courtesy of Yahoo! Finance.

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Comment on 30 year / 2 year yield curve forecasting deflation event directly ahead? by Carlos Romero

ino.com
Tue, 24 Apr 2012 22:41:03 +0000
You are correct in what you wrote, of course. I have commented on that before, with no response. It seems that most Americans (Europeans are willing to undergo austerity) prefer to ignore The Elephant (huge debt now ABOVE the GDP and nearly 0% interest rates for years) sitting in the living room since it would be very painful and very difficult to remove it. We (my wife and I) understand what will be the end result of the Fed’s policy, so we have converted 90% of our IRAs to Precious Metals and continue to do so. Now, my explanation to why Bernanke would make such an announcement about interest rates is that, so far, cheap money available to the Carry Trade Gamblers has been supporting The Markets, but any remote hint or suspicion that the end of cheap money is near, would immediately collapse ALL The Markets, and probably take the Financial System and then the Economy with them!

Comment on 30 year / 2 year yield curve forecasting deflation event directly ahead? by JP

ino.com
Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:13:54 +0000
We are about to get a repeat lesson from the 1930's. I say hang onto your assets and not your debts. Get very liquid! You cannot mess with the FREE MARKET it will get you in the end. So, Good Luck to the Socialist running the USA and may God be with the rest of us.

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