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The US Elections, Dollar, Stocks, and Gold
With the US presidential election drawing near, it is beginning to look like Mitt Romney may actually have a shot at the white House.
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With the US presidential election drawing near, it is beginning to look like Mitt Romney may actually have a shot at the white House.
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The correction in the precious metals market may not be over at this point, but when it is over, miners might finally outperform the underlying metals once again.
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In today’s essay on the current correction in gold we would like to focus on one single question:
In today’s essay on the current correction in gold we would like to focus on one single question:
In today’s essay on the current correction in gold we would like to focus on one single question:
In today’s essay on the current correction in gold we would like to focus on one single question:
In today’s essay on the current correction in gold we would like to focus on one single question:
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Despite a lukewarm, lackluster first half of the year, Gold has so far risen by 13 percent in 2012, nothing to sneeze at.
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Right now all currencies on the planet are backed by debt.
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It would behoove those who still cling to a misguided faith in fiat currencies to pay close attention to what is happening in Iran.
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Mining executives met this week in a MINExpo convention in Las Vegas and the talk was mostly bullish.
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Gold prices fell more than 1 percent Wednesday pressured by a stronger dollar and weaker stocks markets along with profit-taking.
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There was plenty of hoopla last week. The Federal Reserve’s announcement Thursday of a third round of quantitative easing sent investors scrambling for gold and silver.
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We recall with some nostalgia that it was last year on September 6, that gold hit an all-time high of $1,923.