Gold and inflation – a relationship that could once be relied upon?
When considering the daily chart for gold, I’m reminded of a well-known line from one of Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s poems, The Rime Of The Ancient […]
analysis of the gold market
Where next for the price of gold?
Regular readers will know in my last post on gold I suggested that it was looking fragile and if it should break to the downside […]
A check on the monthly chart for gold to offer some insight into the future
Attempting to forecast the future direction for gold is proving tricky at present from a daily perspective so in order to offer a longer-term perspective […]
A bright shiny year awaits gold bugs!
In last week’s post on gold, I drew your attention to the extreme price action of Friday last, and in particular the associated volume which […]
More patience required from gold investors
Gold investors must be wondering when the precious metal will find some sustained momentum and finally break free from the trading range which has seen […]
Markets now preparing for dramatic end to 2013
As we all know trading during the summer months has always been tricky with thin liquidity adding an extra layer of volatility, but yesterday’s Labor […]
Gold looking set to break out – but when?
The gold market has continued to trade in a relatively narrow range once again today, with the December gold futures contract marginally above this morning’s […]
Gold forecast
An interesting day for the gold market yesterday, as December gold futures sold off initially, only to recover later in the session to close at […]
December gold futures remain bearish
In a shortened trading week following the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, the markets opened in muted tone, which was has also been reflected in gold, […]
Gold price analysis 5th October 2012
December gold futures ended yesterday’s trading session at $1793 per ounce, having just failed to breach the psychological $1800 per ounce price level, and ending […]