Interviews

The price of gold remains in the doldrums, but Jay Taylor, host of the radio show “Turning Hard Times into Good Times,” expects the bull market to come roaring back.

In this interview with The Gold Report, Brien Lundin, editor of Gold Newsletter, predicts the timing of a handoff from Asian physical demand to Western speculative demand.

“Too many companies were hungry for cash to expand just for the sake of expanding. They destroyed capital rather than focus on margin.”

The thing that attracted me to precious metals in particular was that in Canada, there was no method of holding physical bullion in registered retirement accounts.

Marc Faber: “I would be diversified — some money in equities, some in bonds, some in real estate and some in gold and silver.”

Commodity Capital Global Mining Fund Manager Tobias Tretter predicts interest rates will be low for a long time, despite predictions of a gold bubble bursting,

Al Korelin of the Korelin Economics Report interviews Dudley Baker about common stock warrants.

in April Eric Sprott sold more than $45 million ($45M) worth of units in the Sprott Silver Physical Trust. A spokesperson told Canada’s Globe and Mail that the sale was needed to cover charitable obligations and to buy shares in silver mining companies.

There is a direct correlation between the rise in commodity prices and how greedy a country gets. Country risks have increased dramatically over the past five years.