ShareGold. Up, up and away.Currencies are in a state of flux. It is possible that governments of major economies look to weaken the value of their own currency in an effort to become more competitive, relatively speaking. We have seen the cases of Switzerland and Japan in the last couple of weeks, plus talks from the Federal Reserve and even hints from the European Central Bank and the BOE. These coordinated efforts may... 

ShareSwiss Franc next to devalue?Just when you were thinking that there was some light at the end of the tunnel, a new race to devalue among many economies seems to have started. Whether it will end in a devaluation war or even worse, in a real war, noone knows. But it is highly suspicious that the timing of the announcement by the Fed has coincided with the recent measures taken by the BOJ. In a recent interview, the... 

ShareWill QE2 be enough to break the back of the dollar? Rapidly, the USD is approaching oversold levels that may indicate a turn is at hand. It recently broke below its 200 day MA and today bounced off it -being rejected-, however, today’s price action during the Fed’s announcement was surprisingly strong and may paint a different story. Logical expectation was for a milder devaluation and steeper decline. It... 

ShareUSD/AUD - recipe to commodity reflation. In the last month or so we have seen base metals breaking out to the upside. Normally, they are the first to move prior to a broader advance in the market and way ahead of better stats showing up in the economy.  Zinc, copper, aluminum, lead, nickel plus palladium and platinum have all been moving up from bases or consolidation patterns.  A rising wedge that may lead to...