I just have to post this commentary from tonights MIDAS, it's priceless
posted on
Jun 06, 2008 03:12PM
Golden Minerals is a junior silver producer with a strong growth profile, listed on both the NYSE Amex and TSX.
James Mc:
Kaboom goes the Gartman short
Bill,
Jon Nadler said on Monday:
" KABOOM!
KABOOM!
KABOOM!
Dennis Gartman said on Tuesday: Commodities will become "much, much weaker" after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled support for the U.S. dollar, Dennis Gartman, economist and editor of the Gartman Letter, told clients. "We are facing a tidal wave of selling," Virginia-based Gartman wrote in his daily newsletter today. Even agriculture prices "may come under pressure following Dr. Bernanke's dollar support." KABOOM! Dennis Gartman said later on Tuesday :
``The time has come to sell gold short,' Gartman wrote in his U.S.-based daily Gartman Letter today. ``We'll sell a bit of a gold short upon receipt of this comment.' KABOOM! I love a good fireworks show, even if it isn't July 4th, but the gold shorts blowing up. I also love phony pundits getting roasted on the spittle of bad gold advice. Had I known Gartman's advice would light him up so quickly I would have brought marshmallows to my office today. The right reverend Ben Bernanke might want to come down from his bully pulpit and witness the world's reaction to his Harvard idiocy. Much like Nadler's lifetime MOTY award, Bernanke might have locked in a lifetime Hasty Pudding award from his Alma Mater. I guess we now know the reason for the recent extra- intense gold suppression. Gold would be looking down from much higher perches right now without the most recent assault. Jon Nadler said on Wednesday: "Watch for the dollar's ascent towards the 74 mark while oil is losing value. Watch for closing levels as well amid fast-changing conditions. Copper is at a two-month low. Just FYI." Jon Nadler said on Tuesday: "Them's fightin' words. (re: Bernanke- Harvard blather) Do not be surprised to see actual currency market intervention (buying dollars) in the near-term."
James Mc