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Gold Starts the New Quarter With Record Price

bullion — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 21:48:06 +0000

Gold has been on quite a run for the last few weeks. The new quarter could be another record breaking one when it comes to the gold price.

The gold price on Friday was trading as high as $1,322 and as low as $1,307.30.

Many people are now thinking about investing in gold when previously it was the furthest thing on their minds. it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on in the coming three months.

Dow Volatility and Gold

bullion — Thu, 06 May 2010 19:31:42 +0000

This is a remarkable day for the DOW. There has been some heavy swings and a borderline collapse. This backs up the case to have Gold as a part of your investment portfolio. A safe haven to hedge against any dramatic falls in stocks should be part of any sensible investor’s portfolio.

If the current crisis in Greece spreads there is a summer of volatility ahead on both currency and stock markets. Think about Gold because there may be an opportunity to get a good deal during this current gold rally because of people selling to realize profits.

Will There be a Flight to Gold if the Economy Gets Worse?

bullion — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 22:17:37 +0000

Jim Rogers gives his thoughts on what is likely to happen by the end of 2010/start of 2011. It’s quite interesting and some great points are made. This indicates that commodities and gold could be a safe place to be if global currencies collapse.

Physical Gold Versus ETFs in a Hyperinflation Scenario

bullion — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:40:02 +0000

Interesting video that I found on YouTube about why physical silver and gold is a better hedge against hyperinflation than ETFs. Again the choice on how to invest in gold is totally up to you. You know what’s best for you when you buy gold. However, it’s always good hear a broad range of opinion about buying gold before you invest.

Why Buy Gold?

bullion — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:51:16 +0000

Here is a presentation on why you should strongly think about buying gold in order to protect the purchasing power of your savings.

Why Buy Gold?

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Gold and the Re-balancing of Economic Power From West to East

bullion — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:48:29 +0000

The IMF predicts that growth in China and India along with other developing countries will be about 7.3 percent this year. This shows an economic re-balancing between the west and the east. Most of the global growth will occur in Asian countries over the next 10 years. Deutche Bank’s Chief Economist for China Ma Jun stated that in the next 10 years the GDP of China could overtake that of the United States.

This increased wealth in the East, and the need for major infrastructural projects in that region, indicate an increased demand for commodities. According to Bank of America-Merrill Lynch executive Diego Parrilla commodities as an asset class look promising. Oil, platinum, copper and gold will extend their rally this year as growth in emerging markets including China and investment demand fuel gains.

The relationship between Gold and the Dollar has quite a lot to do with the believe that Gold may rise. This is because of the money that has been injected into the system as part of various stimulus packages throughout the world. This points to inflation as people’s savings have been diluted by all this new money. Central banks in Asia are buying Gold. Previously Central Banks globally were net sellers of Gold. This change in central banking policy emphasis Gold’s strength right now.

What’s Up With Those Gold Bears?

bullion — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 04:59:13 +0000

An interesting article on the outlook for gold prices in the next few years that was published by gold-eagle.com counters the arguments made by the gold bears out there.

Here is a quick summary of the pro-gold argument:

Central Banks are now buying gold
Easy to find gold has already been mined
The Population has increased 53% since the last “gold rush” in 1980
The majority of the population increase has ocurred in India and China and these people love to own gold
Mining costs are increasing
Red tape and bureaucracy slow down the opening of new mines
Greenlight hedge fund went from owning GLD (a gold ETF) to owning physical gold
Currency concerns point to gold good investment
Politicians are making a lot of mistakes

Even if you are not as sure about the future of gold. I believe that is a solid prudent investment that everyone should make. Even as a hedge that gives you peace of mind. Buying gold can be justified on several levels.

Check out the full original article.

Interesting Video on Gold

bullion — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 20:44:48 +0000

This video was posted over 2 years ago. It’s still quite interesting. Most people look at gold as a hedge. Private investors should look to hedge other investments. As we have seen, with the recent financial turmoil having a hedge makes a lot of sense. For those of you new to gold this video provides a good introduction.

Gold Fell as Dollar Gained

bullion — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:03:59 +0000

Gold pulled back from it’s record high today. The Dollar bounced up after some sustained losses recently. Again, I never look at gold from a day trading perspective. It is my opinion that individual investors shouldn’t try to make a quick buck from day trading gold. However, I advocate a balanced approach to buying gold. When you have money that you would like to save, then it’s a good idea to put a portion of it in gold.

As the recent rally has shown. Gold is a great hedge against the Dollar. If you have all your savings in one asset class then you are exposed. Prudence is the best approach for the long term financial future of individual investors. Buy gold when you can afford it at different intervals. The concept is that you are protecting the purchasing power of your savings by buying gold.

Hedge Funds and Gold

bullion — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:44:03 +0000

Max Keiser has spotted a trend in the hedge fund industry towards hedge funds marketing themselves as having 10% – 20% of their assets in gold. It’s quite interesting when you think about it. No currencies are backed by gold yet a significant portion of hedge funds could be. Check out what Max said in greater detail below: