The Best 60 Days to Own Gold

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		Friday, November 4, 2011 The Best 60 Days to Own Gold by Kevin McElroy To read more click here >> What's the best time to buy gold on a seasonality basis? November 1st -- just a few days ago! Over the past 40 years (basically since gold became legal for private ownership in the U.S.) November and December accounted for almost HALF of the year's gains for gold. You can see this seasonality for yourself in this chart: This chart doesn't include data from 2011, but you can see for yourself in this year-to-date chart that 2011 doesn't differ all that much from the seasonal trends: We have the characteristic spike in May, followed by a substantial correction in September-October. And if this year is anything at all like the previous 40, we'll see about 44% of the year's gains in November and December... [continue reading at WyattResearch.com] To read more click here >>   Dow Jones 11,891.52 -152.95 (-1.27%) S&P 500 1,242.80 -18.35 (-1.46%) NASDAQ 2,662.52 -35.45 (-1.31%) Oil 93,76 -0.31 (-0.33%) Gold 1,754.80 -10.30 (-0.58%) Silver 34.14 -0.36 (-1.05%) What Will Really Kill the Dollar It turns out that this is the real enemy of every paper currency. more > What is a Stock IPO? What happens when a private company issues an 'Initial Public Offering' of stock? more > Three Tips for Evaluating Trend Strength Technicians, technical analysts and traders use charts to analyze a wide array of securities and to forecast future price movements. more > The One Oil Company Paying Shareholders a 10X Bonus Dividend Gas prices are nearing all-time highs. While the national average hovers around $3.50, some parts of the U.S. are paying upwards of $4.50 and $4.80 and even $4.99 in some parts of California. You would think Big Oil would be flush with money. You'd think they would be paying fat dividends. Sadly, this is not the case. Exxon-Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhilips, even beleaguered BP are paying only 2 to 4% yields: certainly not sharing the wealth by any stretch of the imagination. But there's one oil sector company paying an unpublished dividend up to 10 times the published dividend. Wall Street "banksters" have cashed in on this payday for years. Now it's your turn. Click here for the full story on this oil sector cash cow.
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