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The Dow Jones Industrial average closed at 13279.32 yesterday – the highest close since December 31 2007. It’s an old Wall Street adage that “selling in May” is a good idea, as markets tend to underperform in the summer. But given the tidal wave of “hot” money flowing around the world at the moment, it ...
Another day, another gold price slump – though bullion bulls were joined on the window ledge by equity investors, with stock markets all over the world falling sharply. The Dollar Index moved towards three-week highs close to 80.00, with a disappointing Spanish bond auction causing traders to dump the euro. Yields on the ...
Every once in a while a bubble forms in a market. Bubbles can occur in any market, whether stocks, commodities, real estate or as we know from history, even tulip bulbs. Market bubbles are, as the name implies, unsustainable. They are manifest by inflated prices that go up and up to achieve unthinkable levels for a while, and in some ...
Gold and silver futures regained ground yesterday, with the front-month Comex contracts for both metals settling at $1,806.60 and $40.08 respectively – gains of 1.7% and 2.5%. Owners of gold mining shares will also be glad to see that the HUI “gold bugs” index of mining shares appears to have broken out to the upside. ...
Record high gold prices have barely dampened the enthusiasm of chinese gold investors in August. Chinese jewellery retailers reported that gold purchases grew by up to 30 per cent compared to the same period of the previous year. Besides physical gold purchases, a rising number of local investors have put their capital in gold ...
Gold remained relatively flat on Wednesday but closed August out strong at $1,831 per troy ounce in the New York Comex. Lagging behind was the Dow Jones (DIJA) which ended August at 11,641 points after taking an almost 20% point dive in the first few weeks of the month. Even the Federal Reserve, per the FOMC’s minutes, ...
Monday’s markets responded positively to Hurricane Irene’s “sparing” of the the United States’ east coast over the weekend. The DOW closed with positive gains of 254 points, settling at 11,284. Gold opened at slightly over $1,820 per troy ounce but closed at roughly $1,790. As the relative calm led many to ...
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