In the weekly charts gold stocks remain in a correction that was signaled as early as February of this year. Relatively hedged ABX remains stronger than unhedged NEM, and gold remains stronger than the XAU Index. Until we see a change there isn't one, as Yogi might say. http://twocents.blogs.com/weblog/2006/03/gold_follow_up.html#comment-14999451
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Blogs I Like
- Kirk Lindstrom
Many useful and different market info sources. Mostly free. - Bron's Gold Chat
- QuantumOnline Income Securities
- Tom McClellan Charts
- All Allan
Check Allan's method free charts. - Bill Luby's Vix and More
- Richard Lehman
- Christopher Carolan
Long Wave Sources
- Kondratieff at Mid 2011
Current status of the inflationary up wave. - Nikolai Kondratiev and the early consensus and dissensions...
A thorough review of long wave theory in the 19th century and the reception of Kondratieff's work up to the 1950's. - 2008 Gold Update
- Gold & Kondratieff 2003
- Kondratieff's major paper in English translation
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