December 9, Show Highlights:

*This weeks show begins with a review of the business headlines and the Spotlight Pick. Next, Bob Chapman and I listen to news clips, dissect the M3 figure and take listener questions. Goldseek Radio has resurrected the M3 money supply figure, one of the top inflation gauges available. According to Bob, once the M3 declines for 3 consecutive months, the inflationary economy will shift into a deflationary quagmire. GSR will keep listeners up to date regarding any major shifts in real money growth. Next, Gary Kaltbaum shares his thoughts on the real estate sector and Jack Chan thinks stocks are advancing due to positive seasonal tendencies. If you'd like to be added to the Spotlight Pick e-mail list, for each weeks ticker symbols and related information, send a message to: goldseekradio@hughes.net

*The second half of the program starts off with the next audio excerpt from "Oil Storm." The TV documentary accurately predicted the oil dilemma and may hold clues to future energy market events. Next, one of the world's leading market advisors, Dennis Gartman says: "When their yelling you should be selling and when their crying you should be buying." The professed market contrarian is long gold and searching for stocks to short. Dennis divulges his powerful money management, position sizing and technical analysis techniques to the benefit of the neophyte as well as the professional.

Peter Spina's Gold Resource Corp. Report can be viewed in its entirety here.

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- The Gartman Letter:

Dennis Gartman-

Dennis Gartman, the editor and publisher of the Gartman Letter,  has been in the markets since 1974. Born in Akron, Ohio, Gartman received his BA from the University of Akron and MA from North Carolina State University.  After finishing his graduate work in the mid 1970s, he worked as an economist for Cotton, Inc. analyzing cotton supply/demand in the US textile industry.  From there he went to NCNB where he traded foreign exchange and money market instruments.

In 1977, Mr. Gartman became the Chief Financial Futures Analyst for A.G. Becker and Company in Chicago, where he also served as an independent member of the Chicago Board of Trade, trading in treasury bond, treasury note and GNMA futures contracts. In 1985, Mr. Gartman moved to Virginia to run the futures brokerage operation for the Virginia National Bank, and in 1987 began producing The Gartman Letter on a full-time basis. He continues to do so to this day.

The Gartman Letter is a daily commentary on the global capital markets subscribed to by leading banks, brokerage firms, hedge funds, mutual funds, energy and grain trading companies around the world.

The Letter each day deals with political, economic and technical circumstances from both a long and short term perspective, and is available to our clients and prospects at approximately 10:30 - 10:45 GMT each business day of the year. Mr Gartman has been producing his commentary on a continuous basis since 1986, and has taught courses on capital markets creation and derivatives for banks, brokerage firms, governments and central banks all the while.

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