Gold
Gold Dips to 34-Month Low; U.S. Stocks Rise as GDP Report Fuels Fed Stimulus Bets; China’s Central Bank Soothes Markets
Gold fell to a 34-month low, as improving U.S. economic data strengthened the case for the Federal Reserve...
Waving Bye-Bye to $47.2 Billion in Bond Purchases; 75% of American Families Living Paycheck to Paycheck; Golden Dominos Continue to Fall
It all began a little more than a month ago today, when the minutes of the May 22...
Nikkei Down 10 Percent from Five-Plus Year High; Gold is the Time-Honored Safe Haven, Right?; Greece Named World’s First ‘Demerging Market’
The Nikkei 225 Index followed up Tuesday’s 1.5 percent loss with today’s 2.4 percent dive. After the last...
Rising Unemployment Gives Fed Reason to Stay with Easy-Money Policies; Seek Profits in Eastern Europe; Is Gold about to Rise Again?
Investors should look at Eastern Europe for the next round of oversized profits, said Templeton Group’s Emerging Markets...
Daily Data Flow: Stocks to Fall for Third Straight Day; Gold under Pressure
U.S. stocks are on track to fall for a third straight session today, marking the first three-day skid...
Are the Golden Days Over?
Gold is down 25% from its highs ($1,900 in late 2011), and investor sentiment is negative.
Is George Soros a New Gold Indicator?; Markets Soar to New Highs Again; Wal-Mart Sales Slip
The best indicator for gold price movement may be George Soros.
Don’t Get Fooled by S&P’s Dark Secret about Technology; Is European Telecommunications Getting Cut off? Six States Eye Gold as Currency
One key sector of the S&P 500 has lost ground: technology.
Eagle Eye Opener: ECB Cuts Rates Again to Fuel Growth; Gold May End Nine-Decade Streak of Gains This Year; GM Beats Earnings Estimates Handily
The European Central Bank (ECB) today announced a further 25 basis point cut to its primary interest rate,...
Eagle Eye Opener: Egyptian President Says No More Privatization; Stock Futures Holding Steady; West Asian Gold Rush Sees Premiums Soar
New Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has announced that the Egyptian government will not privatize any further public sector...