Mark Lundeen, Author at Born2Invest

Mark Lundeen

I joined the US Navy in 1977 and began reading Barron’s in the base library. When laptop computers began to have hard drives on them, I began compiling the historic day from old issues of Barron’s. When I retired from the Navy in 1994, I spent about two years at college libraries compiling Barron’s historical data. I’ve been writing articles on the markets, with some social commentary, for Le Metropole Café and Gold Eagle since 2006.

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Mark Lundeen

Stories By Mark Lundeen

One hundred years of the Barron’s Gold Mining Index

Warren Buffett’s partner called him a “jerk”

The Dow Jones to Gold Ratio gives a sell to stocks and a buy for Gold and Silver

Possible Ka-Booms as Far as the Eyes Can See

Rising gold prices mean higher future bond yields

Silver – the metal that gets no respect

The Fed’s shares purchases give the markets a boost

Why a look at China is a prudent thing to do now

Why the injection of liquidity is weighing the market down

A Primer on the Bear’s Eye View (BEV)