Here some of this week’s news items relating to gold and gold prices. As you can see, there is still some optimism out there! Gold Rush? – CNBC.com Airtime: ET. Is now the time to get into gold? Insight with Jim LaCamp, Macroportfolio Advisors and Zachary Karabell, River Twice Research. Watch the video … Gold …
Gold prices go up and down largely as a result of what is happening this week, and today. These are knee-jerk price moves, often influenced by announcements from one government department or another. As for analysts, experts and financial journalists…all they can do is make predictions based on the past. When applied to the future, …
When you are buying gold coins or bars with your own hard-earned cash, the ups and downs in gold prices can feel downright scary. For professional investors and traders, it’s different. It isn’t their money they are spending, and they are used to seeing some volatility in prices. As a gold owner, how can you …
Figuring out movements in gold prices is never an easy task. One of the things that complicates the pressure on price movements is the unique attribute of gold as a personal possession. Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, talks about two different types of trade in gold. First, there is the fear trade. …
Since December 7th, gold prices seem to have been spluttering up and down, with a bit of a downward trend. Buyers with a delicate constitution might be fretting right now, and biting their fingernails. But they shouldn’t be. Gold has had another stellar performance this year, increasing in value by 27%. Do you have any …
Daily gold prices go up and down. It’s true of gold, of other commodities, and of stocks and bonds. The key to gold ownership is to ignore these ups and downs. Also, ignore the larger corrections, which can see the price of gold fall by several percentage points. These price changes and corrections give traditional …