Is the price of gold artificially depressed?
Gold is amazingly cheap just now. At the current $880.00, it trades at just $30.00 (or 3.5%) above its 1980 high. During the 28 years since 1980, practically everything has risen sharply in price. From milk, bread, eggs, meat, fish, cars and houses everything else is going up in price by leaps and bounds. Cars and houses may be slipping in price at the moment, but they are still priced in multiples of their 1980 prices.
The curse of high prices no one wants:
It is interesting how we look for buying opportunities and bottoms after 20% declines in the stock market, but for oil and other commodities, we just look for lower and lower prices. Call it the curse of the high prices no one wants.
Gold investment and the transfer of capital.
Frank Holmes says that July’s commodity swoon offers a long-term opportunity.
These guys are pretty tough to please, but they say stop-loss orders may be okay.
For the stock market, the dog days of August is often a reality.
Why the really good traders never think of themselves that way.
The improving prospects of the health care sector.
China biotech review
Goldman Sachs ETF predictions.
