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The first half of the year is behind us. How did gold perform in the past six months? Gold Is Among The Best Performing Assets In H1 The two first quarters of 2016 were excellent for the shiny metal. Gold was one of the best-performing assets at that time. It
Gold has been hot recently. Even now during the summer months, which is typically the slowest time of year for the shiny yellow. Yet, even with the $110 intraday surge on June 24th after the affirmative Brexit vote, gold still has some work to do to convince the
Precious metals saw their first weekly declines of the summer on profit taking and seasonal weakness trends. Gold Price For the week, the price of gold fell $29.70, closing at $1,337.70. This was a 2.2% drop from a week prior, and the first weekly decline in s
Gold has been climbing in a big way this year, and for good reason. In fact, there are several good reasons that the precious metal has been gaining. You see, gold's price, like any other commodity is dependent on the law of supply and demand. When supplies are head
Many things in life have a cyclical cadence to them. In nature, you will find that water has a cycle, a dominate nitrogen cycle…and even a carbon cycle. Unquestionably, economies have a cyclical nature to them as well, fluctuating between periods of expansions and c
As you likely have noticed, gold and gold stocks have been the favored assets thus far in 2016. The GDX gold miner’s ETF is up 150% from the low this year. Moreover, the exciting part is that it’s just getting warmed up! As you can see from my gold stage analysis
Financial crises have become a regular occurrence in the history of the US economic landscape. Economists, financial analysts and policymakers agree that the complex nature of the economic landscape increases the likelihood that things will be messed up at a point i
The US economy added 287,000 jobs in June. What does it imply for the Fed policy and the gold market? Job Gains Rebound Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 287,000, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economists expected 180,000 jobs cr
The non-farm employment numbers arrived at 287,000 jobs created last month versus the expected 175,000, ample figures. Gold and silver dropped on the news, but quickly recovered those losses. Surprisingly, the destitute May estimate of 38,000 jobs was revised, even
The precious metals continued their strong advances this week on worldwide safe-haven buying amidst fears of continued fallout in the EU post-Brexit. Gold rose in most international currencies, including a stellar 4.2% rise as priced in the British pound to 1,056.

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