Posts Tagged ‘sell gold’

What’s Up (Down or Sideways) With Gold?

[ Tags | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

just got a newsletter from Daily Recourse Hunter by Matt Insley, I think it’s worth looking at…

“I envy anyone that just got back from a two-week vacation.

Nearly two weeks have past since gold’s major correction, and frankly not much has changed. But you wouldn’t know that by watching CNBC or reading the headlines at Bloomberg.

Today I want to show you why this “unchanged” gold market isn’t matching up to the media-driven negativity — and how you can use this info to frame your gold investments… (more…)

No bullions in the vault | Put your bullion into the vault

Why Gold Isn’t $2000 yet…

[ Tags | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

The gold price went over $1,900 and looked as though it was going to mount $2,000, but since then has fallen back to $1,600 and is in the process of consolidating around the lower $1,600 area. It was expected that it would have moved a lot higher faster, but that hasn’t happened, yet. (more…)

No bullions in the vault | Put your bullion into the vault

Gold Online: Secured and Insured

[ Tags | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

In the past year alone the value of gold has risen nearly 50%. In what is seasonably the best time to buy gold, investors are increasingly turning to other avenues than their local coin or jewelry store in order to obtain the time-tested safe-haven. Online purchasing is gradually becoming the preferred method for acquiring gold. As with any Internet-based transaction it is important to know with certainty that what you are buying is exactly what you expect to be buying. This expectation is intensified when the purchase is a financial instrument and further heightened when the financial instrument under consideration is gold. (more…)

No bullions in the vault | Put your bullion into the vault

Bear Market Investing Strategies

[ Tags | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

Opportunistic commodity investors can still position themselves for profits even in the midst of a bear market. Historically, business cycles change, but a market downturn does not need to translate financial Armageddon. In fact, sometimes market contraction affords traders the opportunity to unload losing bets and prepare for the next wave of expansion.
Source: Gerelyn Terzo, Resource Investing News (9/26/11) (more…)

No bullions in the vault | Put your bullion into the vault

GBULLION DMCC Services Gold’s Resilient Demand

[ Tags | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

The price of gold is driven up by a demand for it that has not waned since antiquity. There are several reasons why demand will continue to increase. Some of these reasons are attributable to consumer-side economics while others are based in investor tendencies and still others are connected to macro-economic policy.

How does a company like GBULLION understand and service this demand? (more…)

No bullions in the vault | Put your bullion into the vault

Don’t Sell the Good Stuff! Buy It…

[ Tags | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

A headline in the Wall Street Journal sums up one big-picture view of things: “Pivot Point: Investors Lose Faith in Stocks.” The Wall Street Journal explains that “Investors are abandoning the time-tested ‘stocks for the long run’ optimism that dominated since the 1980s.”

I’m one of those worriers that supports the truth of the old saying, that “markets climb a wall of worry.” Bingo. That’s me. Guilty as charged, because I worry a lot. There’s a voice in my head that’s always asking, “Are you worried yet?” Or another version of that inner voice says, “You may be worried, but are you worried enough?”

For example, I long ago figured out that the world has run out of cheap, easily accessed oil. Sure, there are lots of hydrocarbon molecules out there in the rocks, but they’re expensive to find, drill and produce. So I worry about issues like energy scarcity and oil prices rising over the long term. The other side of the play is that I look for long-term investing opportunities that’ll grow in that direction.

Same thing with, say, gold. Unlike Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, I happen to believe that “gold is money.” Gold has a 5,000-year heritage as money, long before some government bureaucrat applied green ink to paper. Indeed, I don’t just think that gold is worth (today) $1,650 per ounce. My view is that the dollar is worth 1/1,650th of an ounce of gold. (more…)

No bullions in the vault | Put your bullion into the vault