Gold is Not a Bubble: It’s Going to $10,000
January 13, 2012
If gold were a commodity it would be in a bubble, but it is not. Gold has been money for over 3,000 years, and still is today.
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$2,000 Gold By Year’s End
January 13, 2012
Gold specifically is expected to make some bold moves and stretch to further historic highs due to unstable economic conditions across the globe, in Europe especially.
Gold Could Hit $1,940 an ounce in ’12: Goldman
January 9, 2012
Morgan Stanley also named gold among its top picks in a report e-mailed today, saying bullion may average a record $2,200 an ounce.
Gold, Silver Advance After Iran’s First Nuclear Rod Spurs Haven Demand
January 2, 2012
Gold and silver gained after reports that Iran produced its first nuclear fuel rod, spurring investors to buy the precious metal as a haven.
Gold Set to Surge to $3,000 by June
December 28, 2011
According to his careful observation of the market trends and economic data, gold is likely to climb all the way to $3,000 or higher in less than six months’ time.
Silver Prices Set to Triple in 2012
December 28, 2011
By the end of next year, financial experts anticipate silver prices to double or triple from its $29-per-ounce price – the mid-December level.
The next financial crisis will be hellish, and it’s on its way
December 21, 2011
“There is definitely going to be another financial crisis around the corner,” says hedge fund legend Mark Mobius, “because we haven’t solved any of the things that caused the previous crisis.”
The Inflation-Deflation Debate—What Lies Ahead?
December 20, 2011
Inflation-inducing scenarios loom over the global economy as 2011 eases out and 2012 slips in, but how all the elements come together in the next few months will be a key to just how high prices rise and how long they stay there.
Europe’s bank meltdown will hit home here
December 15, 2011
So what does this mean for the average American? For one, the outlook for investment is not good. Brokerages are doing less market-making and less lending to investors. That means there are fewer buyers and sellers to trade with.
Gold Tumbles Most in 11 Weeks as Fed Shuns Additional Stimulus
December 14, 2011
Gold tumbled the most in 11 weeks as the Federal Reserve refrained from taking more stimulus measures and as a stronger dollar curbed demand for alternative assets. Silver plunged more than 7 percent.
