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Economic Analysis and Charts of Global Markets, by Gary Dorsch

April 19 Interview with Jim Puplava of the Financial Sense news hour,
discussing trends in the US$, the Euro, Japanese yen, Crude Oil, Gold, and Global Stock markets

What's behind the Slide in Gold and Silver? May 1, 2008
The latest shake-out in silver and gold may have a little further to go, but one should recall the advice of the London trading wizard Nathan Rothschild, “The time to buy is when the blood is running in the streets.”

Big-3 Central banks fueling Historic Crude Oil Rally, April 17, 2008
In one of the most fascinating evolutions in market history, the former vigilantes who terrorized central bankers from the Chicago bond pits in the 1980’s, are resurfacing in the Nymex oil pits.

British Ounce, US$, Toppled by Tumbling Home prices, April 10, 2008 
Economic events in the United States often provide a preview of what’s around the corner for the British economy. Both economies has been expanding on little else than the availability of easy credit and asset price inflation in the housing market.

Tax-Payer Bail-out Ideas Stabilize US$, Trip Gold April 3, 2008
It was “April Fools” day, and Wall Street was spinning bad financial news into bouts of irrational exuberance. British PM Gordon Brown called on G-7central bankers, to stop worrying about “moral hazard” and start to buy-out the toxic sub-prime mortgages, with taxpayer’s money.

Global Oil Shocks Rattle World Stock market, March 14, 2008
Attempts by the Bernanke Fed to jig up the stock market with a money injections, are short-circuited, by the “crude oil vigilantes”, who jack up the price of “black gold,” whenever the Fed turns up the printing presses.

Who is Blowing Bubbles in the Commodity markets? Feb 26, 2008 
Nowadays, fund managers are pouring billions of dollars into commodities across the board, as a hedge against the explosive growth of the world’s money supply, competitive currency devaluations, and the negative interest rates engineered by central banks.

Global Central Bankers at Odds over Stock Market Meltdowns Jan 29
The G-10 central banks are tolerating an upward creep in global inflation, because the pain required to kick the money printing habit is deemed too high. But the ECB is distancing itself away from the hyper-inflation policies of the Bernanke Fed, and at some point, should gain the respect of big players in the Forex markets.

Fed Plays Russian Roulette with US$, Jan 16, 2008
The full faith and trust in a nation’s currency often lies in the policy actions and honesty of its central bankers. The Bernanke Fed is playing Russian roulette with the US$, and a breakdown of the fiat currency system might only be a Fed rate cut or two away.

The "Commodity Super Cycle" - Ready to Rumble January 2, 2008
“After gyrating within a sideways trading range over the past 18-months, the “Commodity Super Cycle," resumed its upward course in the second half or 2007. Led by the agricultural, energy, and precious metal sectors, the DJCI closed at an all-time high.

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