Gold and Silver Prices Weekly Outlook for February 27- March 2

Here is a short overview of the recent changes in gold and silver prices during
the week of February 20th to February 24th; this includes a short description of
the developments in the markets that were related to the changes in precious
metals markets; in the analysis in I use charts and highlight the main news
items that may have affected the direction of gold and silver prices during the
week. The news from the beginning of last week of the Euro Zone ministers of
finance approving the bailout package for Greece brought back some stability to
the financial markets. Not only gold and silver rose during last week, but also
the Euro, and other commodities prices were traded up. On the other hand, the
news of the slight gain in the U.S. home sales may have curbed the rally of
precious metals prices. The Euro sharply rose against the USD, while other risk
currencies such as the Aussie dollar and Canadian dollar slightly depreciated
against the U.S. dollar during the week. This shift in the direction of the
Euro/U.S. dollar may have helped the rally of gold and silver prices during last
week. The video link above presents a

Comparing My Lions Gate Entertainment (NYSE:LGF) ‘Hunger Games’ Play To CNBC’s Jim Cramer

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tdp2664 Penny Stock Live On January 9, 2012 I bought 2,000 shares of Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. ( NYSE:LGF ) stock at $8.47 and alerted subscribers because I was convinced “The Hunger Games” release in March would drive the stock price significantly higher. The following day I added 2,000 shares to my position at $8.85. Over a month later, on February 14, 2012 CNBC’s Jim Cramer did a detailed segment on Mad Money basically saying everything I told my subscribers well over a month earlier at $8.47 before the massive run. That’s right, the morning Jim Cramer’s viewers had a chance at the LGF stock it opened at $12. And while Jim Cramer’s viewers are doing okay since his segment, with the stock price climbing from $12.00 to 14.24 or 19%, I can’t help but feel AWESOME knowing I beat CNBC’s elite stock picker by 49%. That’s right, my subscribers have seen and had a chance at a massive 68% gain since my $8.47 alert compared to Jim Cramer’s 19% and both alerts were given for the same reasons. While I don’t pretend to have nearly the same level of experience as Jim Cramer and fully respect this man’s career, Wall Street is about results and this is proof little guys like myself can deliver big wins. Keep in mind, I do all my research myself and don’t even have a massive research team like Jim Cramer does. Kinda makes you scratch your head right?! I mean how did Jim Cramer’s team fail to spot this HUGE catalyst back in January when I did if not sooner? As a matter of fact, I can only wonder if they subscribe to my service and possibly took the story from me? Of course they’ll never admit it or even comment on my questions here but that doesn’t stop me from being curious. If they did happen to read this, I’m sure they’d just laugh at guys like me, a lot like Nike probably laughed at Under Armour early on before Under Armour grabbed a huge portion of the market share on explosive growth. Makes you wonder if my newsletter will compete with Jim Cramer’s products at some point, of course you know what I think ha! Anyway, since you might be skeptical I bought and alerted LGF well over a month and 49% cheaper than CNBC’s Mad Money Jim Cramer himself, here are some detailed notes I wrote to my subscribers as this swing trade progressed. 1/9/12 – Bought 2,000 LGF at $8.47 on high of day break here. This one is from the watch list and I plan to add 2,000 shares higher or lower. 1/10/12 – Added 2,000 LGF at $8.85. Now long 4,000 LGF at $8.66 1/11/12 – My goal is a breakout above $9 which should shoot it up into the $10 – $11 range. I feel confident LGF will breakout. 1/13/12 – I'm planning on holding LGF long and I mean long…probably a month or two. LGF has a lot and I mean a lot going for it right now and I think it trades well above $10 soon. 1/20/12 – I probably won't look to sell until we get closer to “The Hunger Games” release date of March 23, 2012. There are plenty of good catalysts here to make this a $12 stock or better. I plan to double up at some point. This taken from Mad Money on 2/14/12. The highly anticipated "The Hunger Games" movie will be a giant needle mover for Lions Gate Entertainment , "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said Monday. Poised to hit theaters in March, “The Hunger Games” is based on the first book in the best-selling trilogy by Suzanne Collins . "You need to get in this stock ahead of the March release date," Cramer said, "even as Lions Gate has already run up massively since the beginning of the year, rallying 35 percent all on the buzz for ‘The Hunger Games.’” While the wildly successful Harry Potter films were barely enough to move the needle at Time Warner , Cramer thinks "The Hunger Games" will be different for Lions Gate. That’s because Loins Gate is a small, independent production company with a market cap of $1.5 billion, so it will take a lot less to move the needle. The release of “The Hunger Games”—expected to be a blockbuster—will give the movie division a huge boost, he said. The film already has a huge fan base and built-in sequel potential thanks to the trilogy—the first book alone sold more than 16 million copies. "Let’s assume the movie grosses $200 million at the domestic box office … That would mean about $125 million in profits for Lions Gate," Cramer said. "If each successive sequel generates 10 percent more profits … then the entire franchise could end up being worth $400 million to the company." He thinks Loins Gate is cheap at these levels, and would buy it whenever it dips between now and the release of "The Hunger Games." Here’s proof my subscribers locked in HUGE gains on my alert of Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. ( NYSE:LGF ) stock at $8.47. Subscriber name: Casey Verified trade: http://profit.ly/1Mml5a?aff=304 Profit: 11% or $5,250 profit Comment: Sold my LGF @ $10.60 for over $5k profit! Thanks Jason! Wanted to hold longer but need the cash. Subscriber name: TheShow Verified trade:

Weekly Outlook for 27 February – 2 March

During last week major commodities prices made a comeback and sharply rose
during most of the week including gold, silver and crude oil prices. The
conclusion (for the time being) of EU-Greece standoff which resulted in EU
leaders approving the next bailout package for Greece brought some stability to
the markets and may have helped rally the Euro along with major commodities. In
the upcoming week there are many news items and publications that might
influence traders including: U.S. pending home sales report, Bernankes
testimony, a G20 summit, Chinas manufacturing PMI, U.S Consumer confidence
report, U.S.s manufacturing PMI and U.S. unemployment claims. Here is an
economic news calendar outlook for the week of February 27th to March 2nd that
highlights the main news items related to the U.S., Canada, EU, Australia, China
and Switzerland.

Gold rallies on inflation fears

Gold rallies on inflation fears Proactive Investors UK - 1 hour ago Gold prices
tacked on over US$50 per ounce, or three percent, to post its biggest weekly
gains so far this year. Demand for the yellow was boosted by the approval of a
€130 billion bailout for Greece by the EU early in the week, ensuring that the
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Gold & Silver Prices | Weekly Recap 20-24 February

Gold and silver made a comeback as their prices sharply rose during most of last
week, which was the best performing week for the bullion market during February.
The news from the beginning of the week of EU ministers of finance approving the
bailout package for Greece brought back some confidence in the financial markets
including the forex and commodities markets. Not only gold and silver prices
rose during last week, but also the Euro, and crude oil were traded up. On the
other hand, the news of the slight increase in the U.S. home sales may have
curbed the rally of precious metals prices. By the end of week gold and silver
prices rose by 2.93% and 6.42%, respectively. Here is a short summary of the
changes in gold and silver prices during the week of February 20th to February
24th 2012: