Archive of Eurozone - The Henwood Edge
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Gold Will Rally … Just Not as Soon as You Think
Posted on September 5, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Ben Bernanke, Central Banks, Dollar, Eurozone, Federal Reserve, Gold, Inflation, Technical AnalysisThe gold market hangs on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s every word; it’s tone and any inference derived therefrom. So it comes as no surprise that his latest indication that QE 3 might be on the way sent gold on...
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Don’t Look to the Saudis for Gas Price Relief
Posted on June 7, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Crude Oil, Energy, Eurozone, Gasoline, Iran, OPECFor the average consumer an OPEC meeting might seem very far removed from their day to day life. But in fact, what happens at those meetings and among the members of the oil producing cartel can have a very big...
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Greek Debt Deal Will Push Gold Higher
Posted on February 22, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Central Banks, Eurozone, Gold, Greek DebtThe European finance ministers got together and agreed to a second bailout for Greece and the world cheered. Private holders of Greek debt will take a “haircut” of over 53% under the terms of the restructured debt deal that allows...
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Don’t Believe Everything You Hear … Silver Not Dead Yet!
Posted on January 31, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Central Banks, Eurozone, Silver, Technical Analysis“Mr. Henwood, the time to get short Silver is now!” the voice on the other end of the phone emphatically exclaimed. A few years ago, I wound up on some list that has been making the rounds to various commodities...
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