We've been recommending gold shares for months now, ever since prices collapsed in April. But timing's getting critical, because now the...
Gold prices today are still below $1,300 an ounce as traders in the...
We've been studying the resource markets - and gold in particular - for over 30 years. And have seen almost every cycle the yellow metal has...
What's going on with gold prices?
With the price of the...
The answer to why gold prices are going down today isn't hard to find - it's a testament to the power behind Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke....
With gold prices near two-year lows through much of 2013, a...
The last several months have been tough on gold prices, but gold bugs ...
The Federal Reserve and other central banks keep printing money. The U.S. stock market is soaring. And
As pointed out in a recent article by Money Morning Global Resource Specialist Peter Krauth, there is something...
Investors should have gained confidence from Ben Bernanke's recent testimony to Congress that the Federal Reserve intends on being...
It's been a tumultuous couple of months for the yellow metal, which has investors asking: Are gold prices near a bottom?
There's hope...
Metals started the week in the red, leading investors to ask why silver and gold prices are falling today. Money ...
Gold investors are just not feeling the love, once again left to wonder why gold prices are going down.
The yellow metal dipped again...
A strong stomach and a tremendous amount of patience are required if your invested in
Gold soared 650% from August 1999 to August 2011.
But it's down 24% from the $1,885 peak and in recent days has whipsawed gold...
Gold regained some of its luster Monday with June Comex gold ending up $30.50 at $1,425.80, and spot
Wondering if now's the time to buy gold and silver? Wonder no more. Let me explain.
As a collector of both precious metals, like many, I...
Some Japanese investors were thrilled as gold prices swooned this week,...
When stocks fall by 20% or more from their peak, it's labeled as a "bear market."
With
Just as every coin has two sides, every data point that doesn't meet expectations usually has an upside somewhere. For instance,...
