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The year 2011 ended on a very weak note for the price of gold, which tested support near the lowest levels since August as the precious metal slid below $1,550. This movement even drove the GoldMoney Fear Index below 3% as US M3 continued to rise, surpassing $14.4 Trillion. The downward path of gold since the September highs immediately ...
October was in the end a flat month for the price of gold, which oscillated between its major resistance level above $1,800 per troy ounce and strong support around $1,650. Nevertheless the Fear Index rose this month to 3.16% because of the small monthly increase in the gold price, while US M3 was almost flat. Since the end of QE2, M3 ...
James Turk has a new article at the King World News Blog that looks at how people should decide whether or not gold is overvalued or undervalued. As mentioned in previous Analysis articles on the GoldMoney website, there are a variety of metrics one can look at in seeking an answer to this question. Gold ownership as a percentage of ...
Despite the drop in the gold price in September, GoldMoney's Fear Index remains above the 3% level, which should indicate a high alert to anyone paying attention. Growth in the money supply is accelerating, with M2 starting to follow the upward spike in M1, which had been shooting up since 2010. Even M3 is showing accelerating growth ...
For years, the mainstream investment community has snubbed gold. Warren Buffett – perhaps the most famous investor in the world, and one of the richest – famously dissed gold 13 years ago with the line: “It gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay ...
James Turk’s Fear Index rose to 3.36% in August. It is the highest level since the months immediately following the October 1987 stock market crash, signalling today as it did back then, the gravity of the financial and economic worries that beset the world. Before the US housing bubble burst in 2007, a small minority of ...
After hitting a new all-time nominal high at $1,913.50 per troy ounce yesterday, the gold price corrected sharply to a low of $1,826, from where spot gold has now recovered slightly to trade around $1,846. It is not unusual to see a sharp sell-off after a new high; in fact we saw a similar correction after $1,800 was breached earlier this ...
The gold price continues to recover the ground lost in the correction late last week, and is closing in on $1,800 per ounce once again, while the silver price is once again flirting with the $40 per ounce level. Commodities outperformed stocks across the board in trading yesterday, despite worries about global economic growth, with Brent ...
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