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After hitting its eight-month high at $1,300 on Jan. 30, analysts now predict that gold could sustain this performance throughout the year and into 2020.
World trade is beginning to slide as Italy and Germany could be leading the Eurozone into a recession. Meanwhile, U.S. unemployment rate jumped.
For the past three years the path of the least resistance for gold and silver has been upward, except for brief market corrections.
The Dow Jones took last week off; in four days of trading, it advanced only 0.11% in the BEV chart below or 31 points. From here,...
It was the week that saw the end of the shutdown in the U.S. — at least temporarily and no wall. It seems that the threat...
Should investors place their bets on precious metal assets despite a shaky market?
Is the US experiencing a bear market rally or is the bear correction over, with the market is resuming the bull market that started back in...
Stock markets have crawled their way back to the February/April 2018 breakdown levels but the bear market is far from over.
The price of gold has been moving consistently well since October last year, as the stock market continues to be volatile.
Could a “Black Swan event” spark a debt and stock market collapse? Wall Street thinks so.