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Please join me at the Chicago Natural Resources Expo on April 24-25 for a discussion about gold, silver, hard assets, inflation, currencies (or whatever else is on your mind) and to meet with various natural resource company executives. For all the deflationists in the crowd, I am pleased to announ ... Read more

The technical correction continues to dominate the leading currencies, as both the EUR and the GBP have strengthened significantly against the Dollar lately. This could change today as the U.S Funds Rate will be announced at 18:15 GMT, and is forecasted to stay at 0.25%. However, any change that ... Read more

Netto’s Numbers 2009 Preview: Structuring and Spreading… In the wake of the bloodiest and most volatile year in decades, much of the trading and investment public is confronted with two prominent ideologies. The first being this record sell off is creating lifet ... Read more

With the US Dollar coming under pressure last week, commodities showing strength, and equity markets closing in the upper end of the weekly range, focus shifts to the Fed's decision on rates for the upcoming week. While the Fed Funds Futures price in around a 70% chance of a .75 bps cut, what's more ... Read more

If the August surge in the US dollar caught many traders off guard, it was not because of a lack of focus on the US economy.  If anything, the reason the surge surprised so many was possibly because of too much focus on the US economy.  The continuing downward spiral of  "Fannie a ... Read more

General Market Comments Last week played out much like we expected. The RBA did raise rates while the BOE cut and the ECB did nothing. This week we do not have a lot of new data coming out so look for more range bound action this week. ... Read more

Happy Monday, everyone! A quick round-up of the markets surely demonstrates we've got some decisions to make as the FOMC looms ahead of us.  E-Mini futures for the S&P at 1421 (negligibly up), the Dow at 12804 (up) and the NASDAQ at 1957 (negligibly down) are all in a bearish ... Read more