Analysts Raising 2012 Forecasts

Lynn On October 26, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

Analysts Raising 2012 Forecasts By: Ross Norman Far from lowering their 2012 gold price forecasts in the light of recent volatility, many mainstream analysts have actually been raising their predictions for the year ahead seeing unchanged fundamental support. Analysts raising 2012 forecasts affirms that bullish views are

World Market Wrap Up

Lynn On October 13, 2011 / Daily Market Watch, General Market, Gold, Silver

World Market Wrap Up By: Chuck Butler Here is the recent World Market Update. The dollar has been sent to the woodshed, and the selling has been something that mirrors the buying it saw a couple of weeks ago! The Euro has just reached 1.38. What turned

I’ll Take More on Margin Please

Lynn On October 3, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

I’ll Take More on Margin Please By: John Fisher Margin. Margin has been appearing in the precious metals news a great deal lately. Margin affords an individual (or institution) the opportunity to control a significant amount of gold or silver with very little money. If prices

Nothing Like a Good Sell-Off!

Lynn On October 1, 2011 / Daily Market Watch, General Market, Gold, Silver

Nothing Like a Good Sell-Off By: John Fisher All investors are not created equal. When one group is selling, another is buying. This became especially clear in recent days. And in my opinion, there is nothing like a good sell-off! Silver has retreated from approximately $41 to

Precipitous Gold and Silver Price Drops

Lynn On September 23, 2011 / Daily Market Watch, General Market, Gold, Silver

Precipitous Gold and Silver Price Drops By: John Fisher As I write this, gold is down $107 and silver is down $5.48. These are precipitous gold and silver price drops! In a move that is said to have “underwhelmed markets,” the Federal Reserve announced that it will

Gold, Grandma and Greece – a WORLDWIDE Phenomenon

Lynn On September 15, 2011 / General Market, Gold

Gold, Grandma and Greece – a WORLDWIDE Phenomenon By: John Fisher Gold, Grandma and Greece – a Worldwide Phenomenon. We live in our own little microcosm here in the United States. We tend to think that the gold price is largely driven by Bernanke, Geitner, Obama, Congress,

Gold Trends for the Second Half of 2011

Lynn On September 14, 2011 / General Market, Gold

Gold Trends for the Second Half of 2011 By: The World Gold Council The recent World Gold Council report identifies the gold trends for the second half of 2011. Gold’s strong start to the year was reinforced during the second quarter of 2011 where total global gold

Don’t Lose Your Position!

Lynn On September 2, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

Don’t Lose Your Position! By: John Fisher Gold prices seem high on a nominal dollar basis. Some of my clients are tempted to sell now, take profits and buy back at lower prices. Don’t lose your position! They are either nervous or are attempting to out-smart the

Virtually NO ONE Owns Gold! Price Will Continue to Move Higher

Lynn On August 22, 2011 / General Market, Gold

Virtually NO ONE Owns Gold! Price Will Continue to Move Higher By: Frank Holmes Virtually no one owns gold, says Frank Holmes (www.usfunds.com). He predicts that prices will continue to move higher. Private Ownership of Gold Remains Low Eric Sprott (Sprott Asset Management and founder of the silver ETF:

Downgrades Unfold – Gold Tops $1,700

Lynn On August 8, 2011 / Daily Market Watch, General Market, Gold

Downgrades Unfold – Gold Tops $1,700 By: John Fisher Downgrades unfold and gold tops $1700. The price of gold moved through $1,700 an ounce for the first time today. Stocks are also tumbling, and at the forefront of these moves is the downgrade of the U.S. debt.

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