Perched on the Knife's Edge with Jay Taylor
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report   (11/7/12)
Rampant debt, credit deflation and impotent monetary policies are fueling a bull market for gold and gold equities according to Jay Taylor, editor and publisher of J. Taylor's Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks. His Progress A1 companies were up a combined 22% as of Oct. 17. Taylor shares those names and some lesser-known stories in this Gold Report interview. More >

Be Prepared for Precious Metals Rally After Election
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades  (11/7/12)
"The demand for silver could rise rapidly as an alternative to fiat currency not only for American citizens, but in all the regions where currency debasement are taking place." More >

Obama Win Means Loose Monetary Policy Will Stay
Source: Ben Traynor, BullionVault  (11/7/12)
"'Gold is making significant gains on the back of a weak U.S. dollar,' said this morning's commodities note from Commerzbank." More >

Post-Election Trading Made Simple
Source: Chris Vermeulen, The Gold and Oil Guy  (11/7/12)
"Gold looks ready for a run to $1,800/oz but may stabilize here for a few weeks first." More >

Four More Years: What Obama's Reelection Means for Gold
Source: Streetwise Reports Editors  (11/7/12)
With the uncertainty of the U.S. presidential election behind us, most experts are expecting four more years of the Obama presidency to be positive for gold. The continuation of easy money policies by the Federal Reserve, a deeply divided Congress causing political gridlock in Washington and the uncertainty created by the looming "fiscal cliff" all bode well for gold. The Gold Report has compiled a sampling of what the pundits are saying. More >

Making a Killing in Mature Oil Basins: Josh Young
Source: Peter Byrne of The Energy Report  (11/6/12)
The oil party is not over! In this interview with The Energy Report, Hedge Fund Founder Josh Young explains how to get the most returns out of a well-drilled oil field. There are plenty of excellent opportunities in mature North American basins and Young tells us why now is a good time to move in for the big kill. More >

The Real Energy Opportunity After Hurricane Sandy Is Logistics
Source: Kent Moors, Money Morning  (11/6/12)
"Yes, gasoline, oil and timber are needed. Unfortunately, that is not where you can exploit for profits." More >

Pay Attention to This Important Oil Chart. . .
Source: Matt Insley, The Daily Reckoning  (11/6/12)
"There's a lot of news set to hit the wires this week—but none may hold a candle to what the price of oil has to say." More >

Chris Berry: Who's Ahead in the Graphite Race?
Source: The Critical Metals Report Editors  (11/6/12)
Chris Berry is not only unconcerned with graphite's price softness—he's even more confident in his long-term "super cycle" thesis. But not many graphite companies are ready to supply a global market that is hungry for high-end technology and energy efficiency. In this interview with The Critical Metals Report, Berry tells us what to look for in a graphite mining stock and identifies companies ahead of the curve. More >

Top 10 Best-Selling Drugs of the 21st Century
Source: Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News  (11/6/12)
"GEN has put together a list of the top 10 best-selling drugs between 2000 and 2011. Are any of these in your medicine chest?" More >

A Pipeline Reversal in the North American Oil and Gas Markets
Source: Keith Schaefer, Oil & Gas Investments Bulletin  (11/6/12)
"Pipeline flows aren't just being changed em dash —so are the commodities that flow inside them!" More >

Look to Midtier and Small-Cap Gold Equities for Growth: Joe Foster
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report  (11/5/12)
The late summer rally in gold equities is the beginning of the outperformance that Joe Foster, portfolio manager of Van Eck International Investors Gold Fund, has been looking for. QE3 and other monetary policies will fuel both gold and gold equities. In the C-suite, more management attention to cost control, shareholder returns and return on capital will benefit both investors and the industry. Read more in this Gold Report interview. More >

Ore Mining…From the Unlikeliest of Places
Source: Byron King, The Daily Reckoning  (11/5/12)
"Cars are a lot like mines, iron mines, for example, or copper mines and even platinum mines. Plus, as mines go, cars are fairly high-grade ore, too." More >

The Election Cycle: What to Expect in Stock and Bond Prices
Source: Chris Vermeulen, The Gold and Oil Guy  (11/5/12)
"This is naturally a very emotional time for investors but once the election is finished most individuals become more confident simply because there is a leader that has four years to make things better and the campaigning and debating are over." More >

Putting Gold and Gold Stocks in Proper Context
Source: Jordan Roy-Byrne, The Daily Gold  (11/5/12)
"Now while the market is wrestling with the 400-day moving average is the time to do your research and find the companies that will lead the next leg higher and outperform the market indices like the HUI, GDX and GDXJ." More >

Chris Ecclestone Picks Latin American Gold Plays
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report  (11/2/12)
Who better to guide investors through the often tumultuous and politically charged jurisdiction of Latin America than Chris Ecclestone? A mining strategist with Hallgarten & Co. in London, Ecclestone founded the Argentina-based equity research firm Buenos Aires Trust Company, which he ran for nearly 10 years. In this interview with The Gold Report, Ecclestone details the potential and pitfalls of different provinces for gold miners. More >

Cosmos Chiu Finds Mining Opportunities Around the World
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report   (11/2/12)
Cosmos Chiu, a director and research analyst with CIBC in Toronto, focuses on midtier gold producers, but his coverage gives him a leg up on truly understanding royalty companies' assets. In this interview with The Gold Report, Chiu talks about how much longer royalty companies could continue to outperform the rest of the market, while also discussing companies he follows in some of his favorite jurisdictions. More >

Some Incredible Gold Charts
Source: Peter Degraaf, Itiswell  (11/2/12)
"As more and more investors opt for physical silver, it will make it increasingly difficult for traders in 'digital silver' to dictate the price at which physical silver is bought and sold." More >

A Tipping Point for Gold Companies
Source: Frank Holmes, Frank Talk  (11/2/12)
"Did you know that gold stocks tend to underperform during election years?" More >

Why Gold Will Benefit from the Global Debt Crisis
Source: Clif Droke, Gold & Silver Stock Report  (11/2/12)
"Gold tends to outperform other assets at the two extreme ends of the 60-year economic 'long-wave' cycle, namely during the runaway inflation and runaway deflation parts of the cycle, which occur approximately every 20–30 years." More >

Gold Sells Off Sharply in Wake of Stronger-than-Expected US Jobs Data
Source: Kitco News, Jim Wyckoff  (11/2/12)
"December futures prices dropped below important technical support at the $1,700/oz level, which triggered pre-placed sell-stop orders and drove prices even lower." More >

Silver ETF Impact
Source: Scott Wright, Zeal Intelligence  (11/2/12)
"Silver is no doubt tiny on the grand commodities scale. But its attractiveness, spearheaded by a 1,000%+ bull-to-date gain to its latest high, has spawned a wide range of products for investors to partake in." More >

Dennis Dishes the Dirt on Fertilizer Stocks
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Energy Report  (11/1/12)
Dundee Capital Markets is building out its fertilizer and agriculture platform and sees good reason for investors to do the same. Yields from the big names in the space are driving investor interest, according to Carolyn Dennis, vice president and senior equities analyst, while exposure to the bigger names in potash can be a good defensive move. Juniors, on the other hand, have a harder row to hoe. Read more in this exclusive Energy Report interview. More >

A Capital-Efficient Prescription for New Drugs: Raghuram "Ram" Selvaraju
Source: George S. Mack of The Life Sciences Report   (11/1/12)
The small biotech companies that have survived the last five years have learned to be lean, mean and efficient with shareholder capital. In this exclusive interview with The Life Sciences Report, Aegis Capital's Managing Director and Head of Equity Research Raghuram "Ram" Selvaraju discusses companies that have mitigated risk by giving new life and higher margins to products previously relegated to the dustbin of commoditized generics. He also highlights some very new and exciting developments in the realm of stem cell technologies and monoclonal antibodies that engage never-before-targeted molecules. More >

The Key to 'Gaming' Oil Volatility
Source: Kent Moors, Oil & Energy Investor  (11/1/12)
"While markets can ride a roller coaster of sentiment on the volatility express, all aspects of these markets require energy regardless of where the curve happens to be." More >