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The “Michael Jordan of trading” is now table-poundingly bullish on gold. And the Reserve Bank of India may have just made him look like a prophet…

Jim Rogers debunks Nouriel Roubini’s claim that investors are borrowing dollars to buy stocks and its causing a commodity bubble.

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Gold futures surged to record highs above $1,090 an ounce Wednesday as the dollar sold off and buyers piled onto the precious metal’s recent rise amid bets the Federal Reserve would maintain its ultraloose monetary policy.

Gold’s price has quadrupled since 2000, yet this is just the beginning of a historic rise. Seven major forces are set to push gold past $2,500 – and we’re not talking about the tired old inflation story…

The U.S. dollar is doing a fair impression of the late Rodney Dangerfield – it gets no respect. But the buck doesn’t need respect to rally hard in the wake of a major squeeze…

A reader writes,

I never thought that you “confused the natures of Planet Real and Planet Paper.” You have always seemed positive that the King does not wear clothes, despite the calls for their [existence]. Mister Market is….

The dollar bulls’ chicken dance is about to come to a crashing end.

For the past few days, the dollar bulls have been all full of “P&V” (a technical term I learned from my Irish granddad). We’re talking chicken dances here. I think we even saw a bunch of traders down in the CME pits doing the wave.

Market Folly (via SeekingAlpha) breaks down the recent client letter from Paul Tudor Jones. He is bullish on Gold and believes it is undervalued.

Below are some charts showing my analysis on gold, silver, oil, natural gas and the S&P 500 index along with a seasonality chart proving that……..

The Gold and Oil Guy gives a quick technical look at the short-term prognosis for stocks and commodities.

The Technical Commodity Trader takes a long-term technical look at Gold and Oil.

The price spike in gold has all the hallmarks of a bubble, says Graham Bentley of Skandia UK

Gold may rise to a record $2,000 an ounce in the next three years as investors hedge against “massive” inflation sparked by governments printing money, according to Superfund Financial Singapore Pte’s Aaron Smith.