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Correction Not Crash

Erin Swenlin Heim

17 Nov 2010

I don't see today and yesterday as the beginning of a crash. Today was a continuation of a correction that began last week when the market broke down below support in the positive trend channel it had been in for weeks. Here are a few charts...

Market Observation

Correction Not Crash

Erin Swenlin Heim

17 Nov 2010

I don't see today and yesterday as the beginning of a crash. Today was a continuation of a correction that began last week when the market broke down below support in the positive trend channel it had been in for weeks. Here are a few charts...

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Featured Editorial

Silver: The Undervalued Asset Looking for a Catalyst

James J Puplava CFP

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The precious metals market—especially silver—is a sleeping giant waiting for a catalyst to ignite it. That catalyst, I believe, will be a financial and monetary storm that is kindled by an unforeseen or unexpected event, either geopolitical or...

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