Precious Metals Top The Tables

Wednesday, March 30, 2011
According to recent news in the Guardian, "Precious metals were the top performing investment for the second consecutive year during 2010 with their value soaring by 42%, according to Loyds TSB. More...

2010 A Year of Gold

Wednesday, January 05, 2011

Investors in gold have enjoyed a successful year. In the Guardian list of the best and worst investments of 2010, Gold comes out on top. Other notable triumphs of 2010 included the Sri Lanka stock market, the Buenos Aires Bourse and the Thai exchange. Ultimately anything with “gold” in its title did well. More...

Gold Advances as Dollar Retreats

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Gold is climbing in London and New York. A dollar decline could boost a record demand in investment through exchange-traded products, reports Bloomberg. More...

China’s Gold Rush

Wednesday, December 15, 2010
The Financial Times reports today on a gold rush in China and describes gold as one of the country’s hottest commodities. More...

Gold and Precious Metals Will Lead Commodity Returns in 2011

Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Goldman Sachs estimates that gold will reach $1,690 (£1078 approximately) an ounce by 2012 and that precious metals will lead commodity returns next year. Goldman Sachs also predicted that livestock would be the worst performing commodity. More...

Gold Gains in London as Weaker Dollar Boosts Investor Demand

Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Bloomberg reports that gold bullion gained for a second day in London thanks to a weaker dollar. The weaker dollar boosts investment demand in gold bullion as an alternative currency. More...

Gold and Gold Stock Trading Simplified

Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Clif Droke, editor of the thrice weekly Momentum Strategies Report newsletter about U.S. equity markets, stock sectors and specialist in money supply and bank credit trends, the dollar and the U.S. economy offers his insight in the latest Gold Report into gold stock trading. More...
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