“Within a year you’ll have to get rid of the dollar,” Jim Rogers told a group of private bank clients.

The impending "deal" (some deal!) in Washington is providing decent day trade opportunities, without the overnight headline risk. I'll continue to trade the most liquid vehicles...

The credit crisis continues to plauge the economy, while prices of commodities, including gold and oil, are soaring. Right now, investors should look into one undervalued commodity before prices soar as the next credit wave rolls in.

When it comes right down to it, in the natural resources game exploration is exploration. Sometimes an explorer hits it big, other times he tastes dust. From an investor’s point of view, when to make an investment in a natural resources company is the key.

Making a company a going concern is a matter of long hours, personal sacrifice and quite a bit of luck and timing. The old phrase “when the stars align” often also applies. When all these factors come together, a solid revenue producing company is established.

Colorado Goldfields Inc. (CGFI.OB) is a Denver-based junior exploration and mining company primarily exploring for gold and silver in Colorado.

I'll make this a quick update, as not much has changed since yesterday. I did start to buy into the SLV and DGP etfs (Silver and Gold), but with very small size. I acted as a result of relative strength in commodities, even though the $USD was up sharply...

In a week marked by a furthered short-term collapse of oil and a stronger U.S. dollar, the gold market saw prices drop off by $40 to settle near $925 an ounce. Investors seem quick to point the finger at the commodities market, using any sign of weakness as a cause for a stock market rally, but is the gold rush of late actually winding down?