What is the Difference between a Certified Gold Coin and Gold Bullion?
Understanding the difference between U.S. Certified Gold Coins and Gold Bullion. This video also explains
Understanding the difference between U.S. Certified Gold Coins and Gold Bullion. This video also explains
David McAlvany, CEO of McAlvany Financial Group thinks gold prices are in a period of consolidation. He adds that each
According to Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to Profit Confidential, the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) is proposing to reclassify gold bullion as the safest and the highest quality asset for central banks and all other banks around the world: Tier 1 capital.
In the article “Gold to Be Reclassified in the U.S.,” Lombardi says that
Jonathan Barratt, Founder, Barratt’s Bulleti says gold has reached
Clem Chambers, CEO, ADVFN is long gold as he believes it is a good hedge against inflation.
“I am long gold effectively,” ADVFN chief executive Clem Chambers tells CNBC in a May 13 interview. “No, it isn’t over $2,000 yet, but I think people that drove it to $1,600 are expecting
On Apr 30 2012 the gold market was briefly shaken by an unusually large early morning sell order, of 1.24 Billion USD, which triggered a brief trading halt in gold futures and left traders questioning whether the transaction was a mistake, manipulative or what was the motivation of
If you’re looking for gold price predictions for 2012 then you are likely expecting gold to continue to surge upward to record levels.
If you know what factors are driving driving gold upward, then price predictions you’ve recently heard of $1800 gold and even $2000 gold don’t sound like overinflated wishful thoughts but more like realistic expectations that analysts have arrived at based on solid data.
Let’s cover some of the information that gold analysts are using to base their gold predictions upon for 2012 and beyond.
So why did Gold dip? The current signals in the gold market dictates that the trend of buying physical gold bullion is favored over other more speculative forms of investing in the precious. Banks concerned about liquidity and solvency in the European banking system have been lending and possibly even selling gold to