The Gold Blog

Ron Paul appeared on CNBC’s Kudlow & Company last week; making his case to abolish the Federal Reserve and work back towards the gold standard:

Michelle Cabrera shouldn’t sound so incredulous, didn’t Jim Rogers appear on CNBC just recently saying the same thing?
Interviewer: “What would be ther first two things you would do if you were […]

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Gold was down $2.30 to $918.30 per ounce in trading in New York yesterday while silver was up 12 cents to $17.07 per ounce. Gold has rallied in Asian trading and again in trading in London this morning. The London AM Gold Fix at 1030 GMT this morning was at $930.65, £467.24 and €598.57 (from […]

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Gold was up $2.20 to $1003 per ounce in trading in New York yesterday while silver was down 30 cents to $19.89 per ounce. In illiquid electronic trading after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 75 basis points, very counterintuitively gold fell in value by nearly 2%. With gold already up by more than […]

It is becoming clear that investors are currently paralysed by fear and finding it difficult to make rational decisions in the face of unprecedented turmoil in international markets.
In this article, I will attempt to explore some of the issues that investors should be considering in the light of recent market volatility as shown below:

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Gold was up $2.10 to $1000.80 per ounce in trading in New York yesterday while silver was down 25 cents to $20.36 per ounce. Gold surged on the open in Asia yesterday and reached a new record high ($1030.80 per ounce). Subsequently, with U.S. stock markets miraculously recovering, gold succumbed to profit taking and ended […]