$Gold:$Silver Weekly

What is becoming clear through the gold/silver ratio is that gold prices are rising with the onset of another major financial crisis, which appears to be a foreign exchange currency crisis. In the last financial crisis due to the collapse of the housing bubble in the U.S., and Lehman bros. bankruptcy, gold prices declined along with the market. That gold prices should rise now means that conditions are correct of yet another major rally in the bullion.

http://scharts.co/1bZ1HW5

$IRX Weekly

3-month treasury bills are being bid up, and we are probably very overdue for another foray into negative nominal rates. A big contributor to the rise in gold prices before the onset of a major correction in 2011 were negative nominal rates in German and Swiss treasury bills.

Values for treasury bill rates in the U.S. as shown in stockcharts.com are 10x the actual rate.

http://scharts.co/1cFDeTH

GBN.V:$Gold Weekly

The curious thing about this chart is that not only does an almost perfect inverse correlation exits over the share price since inception, is that the down draft in GBN.V share prices against both gold and treasury prices in the U.S. preceded major corrections in bullion by up to a year:

http://scharts.co/1cdbG7V

via Bloomberg - Rick Rule Sides With Goldcorp

Sprott has been holding onto Osisko shares since a very long time, and has ridden the market darling bubble, but a serious bid for the company will get their attention. They are about flipping the property to a bigger player:

Bloomberg News

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