Gold Price Forecasts & Predictions
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For the gold market, last week's trading saw the metal forming its low in Monday's session, here doing so with the tag of the 1336.60 figure (August, 2019 contract). From there, a near straight shot higher was seen into late-week, with the met...
The last three years have been extremely difficult for metals enthusiast. If you speak with them, you would assume that gold has been going down for the last three years. Well, at least that is the impression you would get based upon their “...
The Golden Trend Lines
The recent US immigration issue and the tariff war with Mexico seemed to have been solved. In addition the Federal Reserve intends to cut interest rates if the global economy deteriorates further. These ha...
Gold has been hot recently, up $35 last week alone and $75 in the previous three weeks on the heels of increased trade tensions and speculation that the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates this year. Prices closed at $1,344 on Friday afte...
History Always Repeats
Last week, trade wars went into high gear, caused by President Trump’s insistence that Mexico stopped illegal immigration from entering US. President Trump further insisted that China stopped intellectual theft and ot...
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Latest Gold Forecasts
Paul Tudor Jones, the Tudor Investment Corporation founder, believes that gold is the best trade and is going to “scream” over the next year to two years. He outlines his reasons why with Bloomberg’s Vonnie Quinn on Bloomberg Markets.
We asked our researchers a question recently, “Could Gold rally above $3750 before the end of 2019?”. We wanted to see what type of research they would bring to the table that could support a move like this of nearly 200% from current levels. We wanted to hear...
The Fed promised that the quantitative easing would be only temporary and that it would reduce its ballooned balance sheet to the pre-crisis level. Now, as the Fed adopted an interest targeting with ample-reserves, we know that this is not going to happen. We invite...
Based on the technical cycle and long term historical ratio (Gold to Silver) analyses, I think the following case is very likely to occur for 2019: Gold price to reach $2000/oz and Silver price $60/oz.
The weak physical demand season continues to cause gold to drift with a clear but modest downside bias. Despite the swoon, most top bank analysts are extremely positive in their outlook for gold in the second half of the year.
Gold completed a lengthy 3-3-5 Flat pattern, a corrective move from 2016, within a large degree rising trend. This Flat is wave 2-down shown in the chart below. Starting last summer, Gold began what will be a huge rally leg, wave 3-up. It completed the first subwave...
It is my privilege now to welcome in Frank Holmes, CEO and chief investment officer at US Global Investors. Mr. Holmes has received various honors over the years, including being named America's Best Fund Manager by the Mining Journal. He is also the co-author of...
Gold held steady this week, down just 0.02 percent, as investors await the outcome of the latest round of trade talks between the U.S. and China and as negative economic data was released. The World Trade Organization cut its global trade growth projection for 2019...
When the general stock market declined in the previous months, many people called for much higher gold prices, supposedly based on the allure of the safe-haven demand for the yellow metal. And while there is some truth to it as gold would be likely to rally if the...
Gold prices have pulled back from a 10-month high in recent sessions, leaving investors wondering why the many geopolitical and economic issues plaguing the market haven’t been able to fully support the metal’s haven appeal.
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