Daily FNArena News - FYI

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills suggests while the Green Revolution lifted agricultural production a growing global population continues to present challenges for feeding the world.

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills suggests the US Government budget deficit and the fact it is buying its own debt will prove to be more inflationary in the future, which is a positive for gold and silver.

PFP’s Tim Price discusses how investors could preserve capital in an environment of growing debt levels for both the US and the global banking sector.

Jeremy Wagner, Trading Instructor at FXCM, believes US equities have started to “look heavy”.

Some key developments have not gained much attention elsewhere. Investors better take note because the landscape for commodities is changing.

Silver’s price performance has been nothing short of stunning, but analysis by ATW’s Jerry Simmons suggests a brick-wall of resistance is looming. And the same seems to apply to the euro.

PFP’s Tim Price suggests governments and the role of agency risk were as responsible for the global financial crisis as the banking sector itself.

Dennis Gartman believes the odds have now turned in favour of weaker equities in the weeks ahead.

Where exactly is the good news about US consumers, asks the Consumer Metrics Institute. Have investors been deluding themselves?

Your editor joined four other guests in Friday’s Afternoon Round Table on BRR to discuss whether the share market still represents value, among other subjects.