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  Balarie Interview

  02-27-2008 - CNC

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• The Daily Resource 12.31.08
• London Gold Market Report 1.05.09

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  5 Jan

  False Diagnosis of Deflation

  One of the most bothersome questions from 2005 to 2007 used to be whether the Untied States would ultimately submit to inflation or deflation. This is actually the wrong question. Many analysts in my view are incorrect in their conclusion that the US su...

  Jan 5th, 2009 - Jim Willie

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  23 Dec

  Rock, Paper, Scissors

  "...Yes, the numbers of rough. But people choose gold when paper collapses in value..." RUNNING into YEAR-END 2008 with a hatful of fears, losses, hope and questions?

  Dec 23rd, 2008 - Adrian Ash

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  23 Dec

  Revisit of the Tight Relationship Between Gold and Oil

  As I toured around the world to talk about the merits of gold during the last several years, the same question was posed to me over and over again “John, oil is $80, $100, $150 a barrel, why hasn’t gold lived up to its reputation as a hedge against ...

  Dec 23rd, 2008 - John Lee

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  19 Dec

  The End of the Credit Line (or, The Trouble with Gold, Pt. III)

  "...To stay ahead of inflation, don't beg for a raise. Just borrow the money instead...!" The TROUBLE with GOLD...? If you choose to use it as money, then you can only abandon it once. Once done, it's done forever. You can't keep floating the valu...

  Dec 19th, 2008 - Adrian Ash

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  19 Dec

  Battle of the Flations

  One of the most hotly debated topics among financial talking heads these days is, “Deflation or inflation, what is it going to be?” There is no question that we are currently experiencing asset price deflation and economic slowi...

  Dec 19th, 2008 - Bud Conrad

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  12 Dec

  WHY DO BANKERS HATE GOLD?

  The $ has started to tumble and the gold price has positively turned. Meanwhile investors are not staring into the abyss quite as much. With interest rates tumbling across the globe, the world’s central bankers are acting in concert, clearly in hope...

  Dec 12th, 2008 - Julian D.W. Phillips

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  12 Dec

  Our asset-dependent economy

  The Federal Reserve's latest Flow of Funds Report contains some painful news about how our asset-dependent economy is faring in what is now an increasingly asset-averse world. This time around we have double the trouble as prices for both stocks and hou...

  Dec 12th, 2008 - Tim Iacono

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  12 Dec

  UK's Pain, Gold Owner's Gain

  "...For UK investors choosing to Buy Gold in 2008, the metal discharged itself without a word of complaint..." WITH THE BANK OF ENGLAND hitting the panic button, slashing the returns-paid-to-UK-savers down to three-century lows at the start of Decemb...

  Dec 12th, 2008 - Adrian Ash

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  12 Dec

  Gold Thoughts

  Perhaps the greatest gift we all could receive in the coming season of year end holidays would be the final demise of the hedge fund industry. While that might not happen, we might have to settle for the end of the U.S. dollar’s false rally. Before goin...

  Dec 12th, 2008 - Ned Schmidt

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  12 Dec

  The Real Cost of the 2008 Recession

  It took the statisticians of the National Bureau of Economic Research almost a year to confirm what the rest of us already knew, that the US registered a significant decline in economic activity, thus officially entering a period of recession. While I ...

  Dec 12th, 2008 - Olivier Garret

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  5 Dec

  Hedge Funds Shed $170 Billion In Third Quarter

  Hedge funds were battered by poor performance and skittish investors in the third quarter, as assets under management in the industry fell by $170 billion. Net outflows from hedge funds were $18.6 billion, according to Lipper TASS. That, combined wit...

  Dec 5th, 2008 - FINalternatives

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  5 Dec

  Few Thanks To Give For Hedge Funds In November

  Hedge funds continued their inexorable slide toward the New Year in November, with the industry almost certainly facing double-digit losses for the full year. Hedge Fund Research’s HFRX Global Hedge Fund Index shed another 3.04% last month. While tha...

  Dec 5th, 2008 - FINalternatives

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  9 Oct

  A September To Remember For Hedge Funds

  It has been 10 years since the hedge fund industry was rocked like it was last month, and managers of all sizes took it on the chin. However, not all strategies were in the red.

  Oct 9th, 2008 - FINalternatives

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  6 Oct

  Pension Funds Pull Back From Hedge Funds

  Hedge funds and funds of funds are seeing an increase in redemption notices as the industry plunges deeper into the red amidst regulatory constraints and the global credit crisis.

  Oct 6th, 2008 - FINalternatives

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