Gold-Price Correction is Another Buying Opportunity for Investors
Source: money.canoe.ca  (6/23/06)
In this article for Money Canoe, Wayne Cheveldayoff, former investment advisor and professional financial planner, analyzes the recent correction -- and suggests that a rebound is on the way. More >

Some Thoughts on Gold’s Steep Correction
Source: International Speculator  (6/22/06)
Not surprisingly, gold’s steep correction has generated some concern for resource stock investors. So let’s take a look at the gold market.I figure the metal "should" be worth something like $1,000 an ounce now to be in a rough equilibrium with the value of other things the dollar can buy. More >

Gold May Get More Precious in Long Term
Source: Financial Express  (6/19/06)
A two-day rebound in the gold, which remains one of the most preferred asset class for Indians despite all the recent brouhaha over the stock market, might not still indicate an immediate uptrend, but market analysts are holding onto their bullish long-term outlook for the precious metal, according to the Financial Express. More >

Test and Re-Test
Source: Dow Theory Letters  (6/19/06)
On June 14 gold dropped to an intra-day low of 546. Gold then rallied to an intra-day high of 589 on June 16. This is the bouncing around and the beginning of the basing process that can be expected. More >

Love Affair With Metals Not Over
Source: miningmx.com  (6/18/06)
Whatever the reasons for the latest correction in the gold price, some analysts argue that the supply and demand story still favors a long-term upward trend, according to a recent article on miningmx.com. More >

Gold Market Update
Source: Goldseek.com  (6/18/06)
In an article that appeared on Goldseek.com, gold expert Clive Maund suggests that the recent correction reflects a loss of nerve by weaker investors -- not the end of a bull market. More >

Surviving The Shakeout Blues
Source: InvestorIdeas.com  (6/15/06)
The experts at InvestorIdeas.com offer some tips for surviving the latest correction in the commodities market. More >

Stability Required in Gold Market
Source: Mineweb.com  (6/15/06)
A drop from $730/oz to $650/oz in the dollar gold price in two weeks was described as healthy correction, removing speculators from the market, according to an article on Mineweb.com. So how do you explain a price fall of another $100/oz in the following two weeks, reporter Gareth Tredway asks? More >

Double Whammy?
Source: The Gold Report  (6/14/06)
Gold prices continue to gyrate, reacting negatively to falling oil prices and talk of rising interest rates. Is it the start of a long-term downtrend? Or merely a temporary setback? More >

Gold Bugs Out
Source: Wall Street Journal Online  (6/13/06)
It was the worst one-day drop in gold since March 1980, and yet there are stillbulls out there -- even if they're not ready to buy today, according to the Wall Street Journal Online. More >

The Bling Factor: Platinum
Source: Barron's  (6/12/06)
It's the most precious of all metals, according to a recent article in Barron's. And after a volatile few months of sharp price gains across the metals sector, platinum outshines the rest. It's got the best-looking fundamental picture of the pack, so the white metal should keep gleaming, according to the article. More >

Bullion's Breather Discounted In Shares
Source: Mineweb.com  (6/11/06)
Mineweb.com's Barry Sergeant interviews several analysts on what's next for gold: More downside? Or an attractive risk reward upside? More >

Gold Producers see Good Times Ahead
Source: Reuters  (6/8/06)
Gold producers tell Reuters that there's plenty of life left in the gold run.
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Bishop: Despite High Prices, Gold Lacks Respect
Source: Mineweb.com  (6/6/06)
According to a mineweb.com report, metals newsletter editor Robert Bishop told institutional investors Tuesday that, although the market got ahead of itself and had to make a significant readjustment, he predicts a long-term commodity bull market. More >

Russia Leading Global 'Stealth Demand' For Gold
Source: The London Telegraph  (6/5/06)
The London Telegraph reports on the latest UBS report on who's buying gold. UBS is the world's biggest gold trader, according to the Telegraph. More >

The Greater Depression—An Update
Source: Doug Casey - International Speculator  (6/2/06)
If you haven’t done so already, take advantage of the current correction in gold to begin repositioning your portfolio for what’s next. More >

Gold Up, Seen Building Base Before New Rally
Source: Reuters  (5/30/06)
According to a Reuters report, gold was firmer after the long weekend in the United States and Europe, supported by a weaker dollar. The precious metal should maintain a broad $600-675 range building towards a break to new highs, dealers told Reuters on Tuesday. More >

Gold Regains a Little Luster
Source: TheStreet.com  (5/25/06)
Gold fought back and closed higher Thursday following the latest report on U.S. economic growth, an increase in crude oil prices and a weaker dollar, according to TheStreet.com. More >

Interview With Neil Meader, Senior Metals Analyst, GFMS, London
Source: Mineweb.com  (5/25/06)
In an interview with Mineweb.com, Neil Meader, Senior Metals Analyst with GFMS in London, says the recent volatility in the gold price doesn't really come as too much of a surprise after such a long, sustained rise. More >

Demand For Silver Increased In 2005 To The Highest Level In Five Years
Source: Associated Press  (5/24/06)
Demand for silver rose in 2005 to the highest level in five years, according to the Silver Institute as reported by the Associated Press. Strength in jewelry and industrial products offset softness in photography and coins, the Silver Institute said. More >

Much Ado About Nothing?
Source: The Gold Report  (5/23/06)
After taking a nose dive from a 26-year high of $730 an ounce, gold has been hovering in the mid-$600 range. The precipitous drop elicited a collective gasp from many investors, particularly those new to the commodity investing game. However, many of gold’s long-time followers cautioned against panicking, and were quick to remind investors that the latest correction is nothing more than a minor detour – and might just represent a stellar buying opportunity. More >

Sharp Gains As Crude Bounces
Source: Dow Jones  (5/23/06)
The entire precious metals complex rose sharply Tuesday as speculative buying returned after a recent correction lower, aided by a bounce in crude oil, traders and analysts told Dow Jones. More >

American Stock Exchange Launches New Gold Miners ETF by Van Eck Global
Source: Van Eck  (5/22/06)
Market Vectors–Gold Miners ETF offers exposure to gold-mining companies More >

Gold Falls As Dollar Rises
Source: CNNmoney.com  (5/19/06)
The price of precious metal off the 26-year high scaled last week, but dealers see more upside, according to CNNmoney.com. More >

Markets On Knife Edge
Source: Mineweb.com  (5/18/06)
A mild economic slowdown is now in the pipeline, according to Mineweb.com. What does it mean for the commodities market? More >