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Gold Investing

Gold's Price Set to Rally

Themes: Gold Price, Sterling, Dollar, Inflation Hedge Despite a recent pullback, gold continues to give out a strong bullish message. Think about it in logical demand and supply terms. Total supply of gold doesn’t alter much. In fact, it only grows at about 1% ...
Read More | Date 29/06/2009
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Deflation's Effect on Gold Price

Give yourself an extra point for spotting the trick question. It's already tripping up plenty of would-be answers. Because gold must fall during deflation, since it rose so much during the inflation of the 1970s – right?"Gold Prices, in real inflation-adjusted ...
Read More | Date 26/06/2009
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The Right Amount of Gold Investors Should Own

Dear Reader, With inflation looming, gold should be at the front of every investor’s mind. It’s the ultimate store of value. But how much should you own? In today’s guest essay, our US colleague, Dr Steve Sjuggerud, shares his thoughts... Best regards, Frank ...
Read More | Date 18/06/2009
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Kleptocracy in America

London, England Friday, 12 June 2009 Nothing much happened in the markets yesterday. Stocks up. Gold up. Oil up. Bonds up. Dollar down. But listen up... an important announcement: The bear market/credit crisis/depression is over! How do we know? Abby Cohen says ...
Read More | Date 12/06/2009
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The Triple Crown of Financial Catastrophes

London, England Wednesday, 10 June 2009 What a great time to be an economist! Yesterday was another dull day in the markets. The Dow was steady. Oil rose a buck. Gold went up $3. But there’s nothing dull about the economic news. Already, we’ve been able to see ...
Read More | Date 10/06/2009
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The Real Price of Gold

One thousand dollars doesn't buy what it used to – not for non-US investors, at least. Back in March 2008, when the gold price first broke $1,000 an ounce, the euro equivalent peaked just shy of €660. Sterling investors here in the UK saw the price touch £515 an ...
Read More | Date 05/06/2009
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Price of Silver Rising Faster than the Price of Gold

Here’s a yardstick that we like to turn to every now and then. It’s the gold to silver ratio. The gold/silver ratio is simply the price of an ounce of gold divided by the price of an ounce of silver. So if gold trades at $1000 and silver at $10, then the ratio is ...
Read More | Date 29/05/2009
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How Gold Will Top $2,000 Per Ounce

Dear Reader, For the first time in a couple of decades, some of America’s most successful, big-name investors are buying gold. David Einhorn, the hedge-fund manager who predicted the downfall of Lehman Brothers, recently bought gold for the first time. And then ...
Read More | Date 06/05/2009
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China's Secret is Out – Here’s How to Play

Dear Reader, A week ago, China dropped a bombshell on the gold markets. It announced that it has boosted its gold reserves by more than 76% over the last six years. It now holds 1054 tonnes of gold. But this is just the beginning of a much bigger move into gold by ...
Read More | Date 01/05/2009
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China's Gold Holdings Strengthen its Global Power

As Manraaj explained above, ‘gold is a vital part of China’s global power play’. It’s now official - among nations that reveal their gold holdings, China is the fifth-largest holder in the world. You can see it on the chart below. With 1,054 metric tons, China is ...
Read More | Date 01/05/2009
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