Gold News

Now that the market has had a day or two to settle after the initial sell-off started by the Brexit decision, gold investors are left wondering one thing: where do we go from here? Gold saw an initial jump above $1,300 - leapfrogging what has been one of the psyc
The evidence is mounting.  More and more market participants have begun to recognize the reality of the market.  And, that reality is that fundamentals have not, and will not lead or control the price of gold. “Fundamental Analysis Is Futile” At the
Gold futures declined Tuesday, as risk sentiment improved in the financial markets after Brexit fears triggered a massive selloff in global equities. Gold for August delivery found a daily bottom at $1,308.20 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mer
Let me start this one by saying that I am not the doomsday theorist. I'm not the guy screaming that the sky is falling. In fact, I like to see things in a positive light. With that said, the world's financial system is facing big problems, and the evidence is everyw
Gold has been an incredibly interesting commodity to watch throughout the beginning of the year 2016. However, it seems as though we've only seen the tip of the iceburg. In fact, there are several reasons that gold is likely to continue climbing through the rest of
“Look at that screen,” exclaimed Fox Business Network's Stuart Varney, referring to the television graphic showing markets crashing across the globe. “The only thing going up is the price of gold!”    “It's always a dangerous thing when you leave democr
The British referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership in the European Union is behind us. Britons decided to leave the European Union. What can we expect now for the gold market, after an initial spike? Brexit Vote Is Not Brexit First of all, it must
Britain shocked the world by voting to leave the EU. It will take several weeks and months to form an exit strategy; as a global recession is guaranteed. The people of the world are fed up with status quo politicians…and hunger for change. Gold prices should thrive
One often cannot disassociate one's personal views from his objective analysis. I can look at the charts and see both a continuation of a great bull market in gold or a dead cat bounce going nowhere. However, just applying the simple analysis solves that dilemma, r
The big news impacting precious metals this week was the affirmative 'Brexit' vote on Thursday, as the citizens of Great Britain decided in a referendum to leave the European Union. Global markets were in turmoil following the vote. The British Pound fell a stagg

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