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Further insight into the functionality of today’s markets and free predictions provided by Chanakya.

05

Jun2011

T&C Monthly Polls – June 2011.

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BULLISH monthly closes suggested
June 5, 2011chanakya

05

Jun2011

T&C Weekly Polls – 06/06/11.

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BULLISH
June 5, 2011chanakya

04

Jun2011

A forward and backward look at the cycles for 2011.

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/ Clif Droke
Let’s take a step back and examine the intermediate-term outlook for 2011 based on some observations we made earlier this year. Earlier we discussed ... Read More
June 4, 2011chanakya

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Jun2011

Gold and Silver Shares Retest of 2010 Breakout Almost Complete

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/ Jordan Roy-Byrne
At the start of the year we wrote about what we could expect from the gold stocks and juniors over the first half of the year. ... Read More
June 1, 2011chanakya

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May2011

A look at the coming 6-year cycle peak

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/ Clif Droke
The year 2011 to date has seen its share of ups and downs in the financial market, yet nothing like the volatility of 2010 has ... Read More
May 27, 2011chanakya

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May2011

Downside Targets/Support for Gold Stocks

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/ Jordan Roy-Byrne
The gold stocks are in a correction which could turn out to be the largest and deepest since the crash of 2008. Now is not ... Read More
May 16, 2011chanakya

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May2011

Gold Stocks Stuck in Consolidation

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/ Jordan Roy-Byrne
Though Gold and Silver were able to make new highs in recent months, the gold stocks (as evidenced by GDX (large caps) and GDXJ (larger ... Read More
May 13, 2011chanakya

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May2011

A policy-driven silver crash.

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/ Clif Droke
Silver has once again stolen the investment market spotlight. Margin requirements for silver trading rose 84 percent last week, which prompted a major sell-off. ... Read More
May 10, 2011chanakya

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May2011

Smartp – Intraday CIT’s – 05/10/11.

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May 10, 2011chanakya

02

May2011

Another sign QE2 is undermining the economic recovery

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/ Clif Droke
A rather eye-opening headline appearing in the financial press is worth discussing here because it’s symptomatic of a bigger problem plaguing the economy. ... Read More
May 2, 2011chanakya