Ian Murray calls attention to Martin Hutchinson's latest column at the Prudent Bear website. Murray introduces Hutchinson saying:
Martin was business editor of UPI while John O'Sullivan was in charge, and was one of the few financial journalists to see the crash coming well in advance.
Me: I'm not going to produce any excerpts. If you are concerned about the price of gold and what it portends, you should be sufficiently motivated to read Hutchinson's column, "Waiting for the Train Wreck." It sobered me, and it will you also. Of course Hutchinson could be wrong. Then again, he could be right. Hutchinson assigns the probability of a train wreck as close to 100%.