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Citigroup Unpacks Metal Truths
Citigroup predicted the latest correction in commodity prices. Mineweb's Barry Sergeant reports on what the financial giant's mining and metals team predicts will follow.
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Why the Disconnect?
Source: Resource World
According to Resource World magazine, starting in late 2002, the gold price broke out of a 15-year low, which hit bottom at approximately US $270 and began its inexorable climb to about US $450. The excitement surrounding a reputed gold breakout drew attention to the resource sector that hadn’t seen any significant investment since the early 1990s. Following are some excerpts from the Resource World article. (September 2005)
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Gold Closes Near $600 On North Korea Tensions
Source: Marketwatch
Gold futures climbed toward $600 an ounce Monday to close at their highest level in two weeks as traders mulled several bits of supportive news, including the United Nations Security Council's vote to impose sanctions on North Korea, modest strength in oil prices and a weaker U.S. dollar.
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Gold Closes Near $600 On North Korea Tensions
Source: Marketwatch
Gold futures climbed toward $600 an ounce Monday to close at their highest level in two weeks as traders mulled several bits of supportive news, including the United Nations Security Council's vote to impose sanctions on North Korea, modest strength in oil prices and a weaker U.S. dollar.
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Gold Closes Near $600
Source: Marketwatch
Gold futures climbed toward $600 an ounce Monday to close at their highest level in two weeks as traders mulled several bits of supportive news, including the United Nations Security Council's vote to impose sanctions on North Korea, modest strength in oil prices and a weaker U.S. dollar.
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Gold Closes Near $600
Source: Marketwatch
Gold futures climbed toward $600 an ounce Monday to close at their highest level in two weeks as traders mulled several bits of supportive news, including the United Nations Security Council's vote to impose sanctions on North Korea, modest strength in oil prices and a weaker U.S. dollar.
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Gold May Rise, Extending Three-Day Rally, Before Jobs Report
Source: Bloomberg
Gold may rise in London, extending three consecutive days of gains, on speculation a U.S. jobs report will indicate slower economic growth, buoying demand for the precious metal as an alternative to the dollar.
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Gold May Rise, Extending Three-Day Rally, Before Jobs Report
Source: Bloomberg
Gold may rise in London, extending three consecutive days of gains, on speculation a U.S. jobs report will indicate slower economic growth, buoying demand for the precious metal as an alternative to the dollar.
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Gold May Rise, Extending Three-Day Rally
Source: Bloomberg
Gold may rise in London, extending three consecutive days of gains, on speculation a U.S. jobs report will indicate slower economic growth, buoying demand for the precious metal as an alternative to the dollar.
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Rich Investor, Poor Investor
Source: David Morgan, Silver-Investor.com
What does Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling Rich Dad, Poor Dad like now? He is looking at the commodity markets, specifically oil and — sit down for this one — the precious metals. That is correct — yet gold and silver are investments that are still out of favor with most of the investing public.
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Lessons from History: The Simple Path to Resource Riches
Source: David Galland, International Speculator
At the risk of sounding like I’m on happy pills, I’m going to use four charts to demonstrate a simple path you can use to make a lot of money with only modest effort and capital.
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Gold Will Gain from Both the Liquidity Supply for Stable Money Creation and to Prevent Money Shrinkage
Source: Julian D.W. Phillips, Gold Forecaster - Global Watch
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Investment Reasons for Buying Gold, Part 1
Source: Julian D.W. Phillips, Gold Forecaster - Global Watch
There have been reports that China is already pulling out of U.S. bonds to fund its new sovereign wealth fund. Foreign central banks slashed holdings by $32 billion in the last two weeks of August.
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Investment Reasons for Buying Gold, Part 1
Source: Julian D.W. Phillips, Gold Forecaster - Global Watch
There have been reports that China is already pulling out of U.S. bonds to fund its new sovereign wealth fund. Foreign central banks slashed holdings by $32 billion in the last two weeks of August.
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BMO's Coxe Forecasts Four-Digit Gold
Source: 11/12/07
In his latest issue of Basic Points, BMO Capital Markets Global Portfolio Strategist Don Coxe stressed that the gold ETF and precious metals shares "should be your primary emphasis on new money investments in commodity stocks."...Coxe also noted that "Gold's recent rally is the real deal.
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