This time the not-for-profit sellers showed up shortly after the London open and promptly dropped the price of gold about $20 for the second day in a row…and silver for about 40 cents.

What you’re looking at below is a chart of the gold-to-oil ratio. The gold-to-oil ratio is exactly what it sounds like. You simply take the spot price for an ounce of gold — around $900 per ounce as of this writing — and divide it by the price of a barrel of oil.

‘Imported inflation is generating the greatest damage in Latin America, even when domestic demand remains strong,’ says Paola Pecora.

Consumers are suffering because the stupid European governments boosted spending for a decade or more, the money financed by debt, and it is all of this spending that has made the purchasing power of the euro to fall. How do we fix this? The Mogambo has an answer.

With oil prices climbing to higher than $133, to what extent does Mexico benefit from this? Is it taking advantage of this special time?

The more speculative exploration stocks continued their bull run but profit taking dominated the big board during Friday trading on the Canadian Markets.

Exactly 12 months ago, West Texas Intermediate crude oil was trading at just under $63 a barrel.

The Canadian Markets gave back much of Tuesday’s record breaking gains on the big board but investors continued to gobble up the more speculative stocks on the junior bourse during Wednesday trading.

For 16 days, they blockaded the halls of congress. For 16 days, they chanted in the streets. Until finally, victory was theirs… the bill was struck down, the enemy bested.

We’ve been following the trend in food prices for quite a while. While we’re still diligently scouring the penny stock market for a way to invest, our resource expert, Kevin Kerr, is here with a little help on the subject.