Wednesday
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16 May 2012
For David Levenstein, even though gold's long-term trend remains intact, the short-term damage so far inflicted suggests gold may trade to between $1525/oz to $1500/oz before prices rebound.
Tuesday
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15 May 2012
Bob Moriaty provides a contrarian's guide to volatile markets and the reasons why he is looking at junior miners now.
Monday
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14 May 2012
According to Rick Mills, given recent political events, single minded money printing has to be the next stage and this will be positive for commodities.
Monday
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14 May 2012
For John Hathaway, the gold market has moved from boiling over in September last year back to a simmer but, the stove is still very much on. A Gold report Interview
Monday
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14 May 2012
In the second of a two part series on the factors driving gold demand, Julian Phillips looks at the investment segment of the market and the effect of traders on prices.
Friday
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11 May 2012
Frank Holmes says the markets generally overreact to to negative news but, investors need to remain mindful of gold's historical volatility.
Thursday
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10 May 2012
Short-term traders held sway over the gold price in trade on Thursday, but there is evidence that investors came in to pick up bargain offerings at prices below $1,600.
Thursday
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10 May 2012
In the first of a two part series, Julian Phillips looks at the jewellery and technology segments of gold demand and their effect on prices.
Wednesday
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09 May 2012
Despite the past couple of days' dive in the gold price, the latest news from the Eurozone, the US economy and in the Far East might all be taken as gold positive and could presage a sharp recovery in the price.
Wednesday
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09 May 2012
While political leaders debate the pros and cons of austerity, David Levenstein believes things are going to get worse before they get any better.
Tuesday
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08 May 2012
Analysts at one of Europe's largest banks see the copper price rising as high at $9,000/tonne late this year but anticipate it coming under pressure next as market moves from deficit to surplus.
Monday
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07 May 2012
If China is to back its currency, the yuan, it won't use exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to do it, but rather gold bullion, according to Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to Profit Confidential.
Monday
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07 May 2012
The London Stock Exchange last week played host to international resources investors clamouring to grab a chunk of the commodity-fuelled economic boom that is sweeping Mongolia.
Sunday
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06 May 2012
David Stockman's investment strategy - "batteries, beans, water, gold.." Anything Bernanke Can't Destroy" An indictment of Wall Street and the Fed. Interview with The Gold Report.
Saturday
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05 May 2012
There seems to be a major seller of gold and silver out there who doesn't care how its massive sales move the market - but there is also a corresponding major buyer (China?)