How to Invest Your Mother's Money
Source: Jeff Clark, Casey Research  (6/11/12)
"Risk is smaller with companies that expect to see large increases in production over the next few years. Why? Because even if gold flounders for a while, they will still grow into bigger companies." More >

Can Japanese Society Survive Without Nuclear Power?
Source: IBTimes  (6/11/12)
"No nuclear power, no Japan, at least according to the country's own prime minister. In a televised broadcast to the nation last Friday, Yoshihiko Noda said that if the reactors that previously fed the country's energy grid continued to idle, then 'Japanese society cannot survive.'" More >

Oil Prices Due to Rise With Iran Oil Embargo Looming
Source: Ben Gersten, Money Morning  (6/11/12)
"Three possible scenarios could escalate oil prices as high as $440/bbl." More >

ETF Trading Report: Pharma, Consumer ETFs in Focus
Source: Eric Dutram, Zacks Investment Research  (6/11/12)
"The pharma sector experienced a boost in trading activity to start the week. Volume across the pharma space was high as investors sought exposure to perceived safe havens." More >

Monday Precious Metals and Equity Prices Are Marked Up!
Source: Chris Vermeulen, The Gold and Oil Guy  (6/10/12)
"In recent months, I have been talking about how stocks, commodities and the dollar could rise together. While is sounds crazy, we just may start seeing that happen sooner rather than later." More >

Op Ed: Let Industry Take the Lead on REE Supply Risk
Source: MetalMiner, Lisa Reisman   (6/10/12)
"Here's why policy-making for strategic metals and materials, rare earths or whatever terminology you want to use belongs outside of Washington, D.C." More >

Gold Miners Starting to Shine
Source: MarketWatch, Mike Paulenoff  (6/8/12)
"Since early May 2012, the ratio between the GLD and the GDX has contracted significantly, reflecting a reversal in relative performance that shows that the GLD is underperforming the miners." More >

Byron King: Companies Must Pay Dividends to Make Top-10 Gold List
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report  (6/8/12)
The world still needs gold and other natural resources, but we may need a new investment model to sustain them, says Byron King, writer and editor for Agora Financial's Outstanding Investments and Energy & Scarcity Investor newsletters and contributor to the Daily Resource Hunter. Despite ongoing market volatility, he names several midtier and small-cap gold equities for investors with a "reasonable" tolerance for risk. In this exclusive Gold Report interview, King also shares his perspective on the practical and political future of gold mining in South Africa. More >

Gold Falls Following 'Bernanke Curve Ball'
Source: Ben Traynor, BullionVault  (6/8/12)
"'Gold bulls were very disappointed by Bernanke's testimony yesterday,' says Lynette Tan, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore." More >

India a Major Force in Gold Outlook
Source: The Street  (6/8/12)
"The value of the Indian rupee has fallen so much against the dollar that gold is now making new highs in India." More >

Gold Bullion to Go: A New Way to Buy Physical Gold
Source: Forbes, Abram Brown  (6/8/12)
"GBI is essentially an exchange for gold, silver, platinum and palladium. It says it wants to hack away at the hefty premium investors often pay above spot prices. This can amount to between 5% and 10% for gold." More >

Continued Volatility Expected in Gold Price
Source: Investment Europe, Sharps Pixley  (6/8/12)
"Monetary and political policies are the key drivers of volatility in the near-term gold price." More >

Strong-Dollar Fallacy
Source: Adam Hamilton, Zeal Intelligence  (6/8/12)
"No commodity is more responsive to the U.S. dollar's fortunes than gold. The sharp dollar surge in May drove a full-blown capitulation in gold stocks and to a lesser extent in the metal itself. Capital is already returning after that rare selling-exhaustion event, laying the groundwork for a major new upleg." More >

IMF Eying Spain's Gold: Trader Rog
Source: Roger Wiegand, Trader Tracks  (6/8/12)
"Bernanke's plan will probably work for the shorter view, but his Achilles Heel, and he knows it, is a massive loss of confidence in the world's bond markets." More >

A Star Is Born at ASCO 2012
Source: Medical Technology Stock Newsletter  (6/8/12)
"This year's ASCO winners appear to have solid momentum that is allowing them to buck the 'sell ASCO' mantra." More >

Reap Biotech Profits from Overlooked Spaces: Alan Carr
Source: George S. Mack, The Life Sciences Report  (6/7/12)
Within the investment community, the story goes that new antibiotics can't generate big profits and central nervous system (CNS) drugs are too difficult to develop. Investors worry they could be throwing good money after bad. Senior Biotechnology Analyst Alan Carr of Needham & Company refutes these tales and believes that product differentiation provides the formula for success. In this exclusive interview with
The Life Sciences Report,
Carr shares his deep industry knowledge and renders his very best ideas in the CNS, antibiotic, antiviral and metabolic spaces. More >

A Major Uranium Supply Gap Is Looming: Ed Sterck
Source: Padma Nagappan of The Energy Report   (6/7/12)
With Japan set to restart reactors and Russia's Megatons to Megawatts program near its expiration date, Analyst Edward Sterck thinks uranium stocks could pick up momentum, even if uranium prices show no inclination of heading north. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Sterck warns of a supply-demand gap that could hit the world as early as 2015. In the meantime, consolidation is the name of the game. More >

The Best Oil ETFs for Any Move in Crude
Source: Larry D. Spears, Money Morning  (6/7/12)
"Oil price estimates range from a fairly conservative average of $104/bbl, as forecast by the EIA, to a turmoil-driven $200/bbl. Either one represents a substantial profit opportunity for energy bulls." More >

Gold and Silver Update: Looking Ahead
Source: Peter Degraaf  (6/7/12)
"Fundamentals are supporting the current bull market in the metals, as central banks are adding to the money supply at double-digit rates. The technical indicators, along with seasonal indicators, are pointing to a resumption of the bull market." More >

Is the Table Set for a Mania in Precious Metals?
Source: Jeff Clark, Casey Research  (6/7/12)
"A mania in gold and gold stocks is the likely result of the absolute balloon in government debt, deficit spending and money printing." More >

Gold's Second-Half Performance Dependent on QE
Source: Bob Kirtley, SK Options Trading  (6/7/12)
"We expect politicians and central bankers to turn to quantitative easing as their 'get out of jail' card and this will propel gold to the $2,000/oz level before the end of the year." More >

House Votes to Repeal Medical Device Tax
Source: Washington Post, Ed O'Keefe  (6/7/12)
"The Health Care Cost Reduction Act of 2012 would repeal a 2.3% excise tax on gross sales receipts in excess of $5M for manufacturers and importers of certain medical devices, including defibrillators, pacemakers and prosthetic limbs. Congressional budget officials estimate that the tax would raise nearly $30B in revenue between 2013 and 2022." More >

The End of Cheap Everything: Ron Hera
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report   (6/6/12)
For his money—and the portfolio he offers investors is also his own—Ron Hera, founder of Hera Research, wants uniquely good companies. In an exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Hera shares why he is bullish on gold, finds silver volatile but worth investment and encourages new investors to dig a little to find hidden possibilities. More >

Bear Channel Broken for Gold
Source: Ben Traynor, BullionVault  (6/6/12)
"U.S. dollar gold prices climbed to a one-month high at $1,640/oz ahead of Wednesday's U.S. session, a gain of more than 7% from May's low, while stocks, commodities and the euro also ticked higher and major government bond prices fell." More >

Adrian Day: Gold Liquidation Phase Winding Down
Source: Kitco, Allen Sykora  (6/6/12)
"Money Manager Adrian Day figures the liquidation phase in gold has about run its course and the metal may be about to get a boost from looser monetary policies around the world." More >