Antioquia Gold: A Confluence of Events

Despite upheaval in the global economy, we continue to stand by our thesis concerning steady and growing commodity demand throughout the world – but particularly in the Emerging World. A recent example is Eike Batista, the Brazilian billionaire, announcing recently his company’s plans to sell thermal coal to other South American countries as well as on international markets. Majors like Xstrata, BHP Billiton, and Anglo American are producing and exporting coal in Colombia from Cerrejon (the world’s largest open pit coal mine) with plans for major expansion, Colombia remains firmly “on the map” regarding commodity resource development as we have suggested in the past.

Written by Michael A. Berry, Ph.D. - [ Discovery Investing Web Site ]

Outlook: Gold, Stocks, Volatility, Euro & Bonds 

August 23, 2011 (Investorideas.com Mining stocks newswire) One month ago, the SP500 was trading at 1,345 points. Today it is trading at 1,128 points, or down over 16%. One month ago, Gold was trading at $1,601. Today, it is trading at $1,891, or up over 18%.

We therefore look back at some historical developments in this report, in order to forecast future developments.

Let's start with the SP500. 

The SP500 retraced 38.20% of the rally from 2009 to 2011. The 50% Retracement level is often tested. This means we could see 1,020 on the SP500 over the next couple of weeks/months, where the market should find support.

Convulsions - II

In spite of the best intentions, the ineffective Keynesian remedies, the entreaties to the contrary, in spite of the rah-rah tenacity of the CNBC talking heads that the Dow Bull is back. World economic growth is slowing – the entire world.

This AM gold soars once more past $1800 per ounce and Morgan Stanley cuts European growth for next year to ½%. Europe is in trouble – France’s Sarkozy and Germany’s Merkel exchange platitudes and protest that the Euro will exist forever. But the two leaders cannot implement the European bond fund due to political barriers.

Written by Michael A. Berry, Ph.D. - [ Discovery Investing Web Site ]

POINT ROBERTS - August 15, 2011 - www.InvestorIdeas.com, a global investor research portal for independent investors, reports on top percentage gainers on the OTCBB for Aug 12.

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