News Articles
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Why 2017 is Set to Be Gold’s Best Year in a Generation
(Read More)The price of gold has risen by over 3% in 2017. This already equates to three quarters of its total return from 2016, which shows just how strong its performance has been in the first handful of trading sessions in 2017 . . . .
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SHARPS PIXLEY FORECASTS GOLD TO AVERAGE $1310 WITH A HIGH OF $1390 IN 2017
(Read More)SHARPS PIXLEY FORECASTS 2017 . . . .
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WGC Gold Market Outlook 2017
(Read More)In 2016, investors around the world returned in large numbers to the gold market, as a combination of macroeconomic drivers and pent up demand kept interest in gold high . . . .
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Gold Will Surge To $5,000 Per Ounce in The Next Few Years
(Read More)Right now, gold is still caught in a trading range, but with a long-term bias toward exploding higher over the next few years to at least $5,000 an ounce . . . .
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Anti-Trump accusations and rhetoric stimulating gold price
(Read More)No wonder the gold price has been surging given all the uncertainties surrounding the almost-here Trump Presidency. Nine days and counting until The Donald assumes office . . . .
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Now Is the Time to Face Reality and Invest in Gold
(Read More)Since reaching multi-year highs in July, gold has plummeted 17%. Having risen 22% in the first seven months of 2016, many believed the yellow metal had moved too far, too fast . . . .
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Grab some gold because the Fed can’t figure out Trump, a growing chorus says
(Read More)If you’re trying to make sense of the new world order or of the latest Fed minutes, here’s some good news: A few gold watchers have it all sorted out . . . .
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Gold Lures Investors Worried About Trade Wars and Trump Tweets
(Read More)The Donald J. Trump era is marking a new age for gold as an investor safe haven . . . .
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Gold set to snap three-year losing streak with 9% gain in 2016
(Read More)Gold hit a two-week high on Friday on a weaker dollar and was set to close 2016 about 9 percent higher, snapping three years of declines . . . .
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Trump’s Pick for Budget Chief Liked Gold, Had Dim View of Dollar
(Read More)President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for budget chief, Mick Mulvaney, has been an active investor in gold and gold-mining stocks, often seen as a hedge against collapsing currency . . . .





