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Gold will remain under pressure on strong dollar, global slowdown

January 01, 1970 / www.khaleejtimes.com

The dip in price is an opportunity for the customers to buy gold and jewellery on lower rates.Gold prices will remain subdued in the second quarter due to the strengthening US dollar, concerns over the global economic slowdown and Brexit chaos, giving a good opportunity to buyers to cash in on the lower prices, analysts and jewellery retailers have said.They believed that $1,300 (Dh4,771) an ounce...Read More

If Silver Could Talk: What She Told Me When I Wrote to Her

January 01, 1970 / silverseek.com

Jeff Clark, Senior Analyst, GoldSilver  I wrote to silver last week, and she answered back. I'd like to share our correspondence with you...Dear Silver,I'm a big fan. You offer so many important benefits to an investor, and at such a low price. You're a permanent store of value. You're nobody else's liability, so I know when I buy you, I'm not relying on anyone else to live up to their end of...Read More

Bullion-Meets-Blockchain Startup Tradewind Hires JPMorgan Executive as CEO

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Gold bugs, meet blockchain - the decade-old computer programming behind bitcoin that backers say is now fueling a revolution in the financial industry. Tradewind Markets, a startup founded in 2016 by former Wall Street and gold-industry executives, said its blockchain-based trading platform allows investors to buy gold and keep it at the Royal Canadian Mint without ever having to take ph...Read More

Chart In FocusA New VIX Indicator (That’s Really Not All That New)

January 01, 1970 / www.321gold.com

McClellan Financial Publications, IncPosted May 6, 2019May 3, 2019A little bit of fear over the old saying about “Sell in May and go away” has led the VIX Index to pop up through its 50-day moving average (50MA), but stopping right at its upper 50-1 Bollinger Band.The VIX’s pattern of higher lows is not confirming of the higher price highs, and for now that is a problem for the b...Read More

The Gold Rush of 2019

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Contagion The urge to merge is spreading. Two weeks ago, news broke that Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) would spend $74 billion for Celgene (CELG) . Then we heard that Eli Lilly (LLY) would acquire Loxo Oncology (LOXO) for cash. Almost immediately, the talk swirled around BMY as a potential takeover target itself. It's not just the pharmaceutical space, friends. The break of dawn brought to our mids...Read More

Lundin to provide update on sale process soon: CEO

January 01, 1970 / business.financialpost.com

Lundin Mining said on Wednesday that it expects to be able to update shareholders by the end of this month on discussions to sell all or part of the company, but cautioned that a deal is not a certainty.“I think we should be in a position to give a pretty good update come the end of this month and give some indication in terms of which direction we’re heading and whether a transaction...Read More

Copper bounces after China-led sales push

January 01, 1970 / business.financialpost.com

Copper fell to within a few cents of its year-to-date lows early Monday morning, hit by cooling demand concerns in China following data that showed the country’s vast manufacturing sector slow down in April.But prices managed to recover from their losses at the New York open, supported by a firmer tone on Wall Street following the confirmation that Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had been ki...Read More

THE SILVER PRICE and BROADER MARKETS: How Will They Trade This Week?

January 01, 1970 / silverseek.com

The silver price trended lower last week after hitting a high of nearly $16 the prior week.  So, what's in store for silver and the broader markets this week?  If we look at the moving averages and what is taking place in the broader markets, we may find some clues.  It seems as if the silver price over the past two weeks has been moving in the opposite direction of the Dow Jon...Read More

Freeport-McMoRan Declines Sharply Following Earnings Miss

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Shares of Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX) , one of the world's largest copper miners, fell by 13.1% on Thursday to close at $10.70 after the company reported disappointing fourth-quarter results. The company reported net income of $140 million, or 11 cents a share, after reporting net income of $1.04 billion, or 70 cents a share, a year ago. Copper production fell 17% to 841 million pounds. Aver...Read More

Verizon, McDonald's and Gold Miners Are Working as the Market Melts Down

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

It's proving to be an ugly day for the market. As of this writing, all major stock market indices are down at least 1.5%, dragging stocks to the lowest levels seen since the start of this summer. Simply put, the price action we're seeing in the broad market Tuesday doesn't paint a particularly rosy picture for stocks' staying power during the rest of 2018. But while Mr. Market gets gut-punched t...Read More

Gold Miner Breakout Is in Full Swing: Chart

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Gold is glittering this October - and miners are proving to be one of the best ways to play the trend. Since bottoming back in the middle of September, the average gold mining stock has surged around 15% higher, vs. a 3.3% stumble in the S&P 500 over that same time frame. That's not totally surprising. After last week's big "risk off" moment on Wednesday and Thursday, a flight to quality to gold...Read More

Barrick Gold and Randgold Resources in Advance Merger Talks: Reports

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Canada's Barrick Gold Corp. is reportedly near an agreement to buy London-listed Randgold Resources Ltd. in a deal that could be worth as much as $18 billion, according to media reports. The agreement could be announced as soon as Monday, according to a report from Reuters citing a person familiar with the talks. Mining blog IKN first reported the news on Sunday, and Bloomberg later said the t...Read More

These 2 Gold Stocks Don't Deserve to Be Trading So Cheaply

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Gold prices have taken it on the chin, but don't be scared to shop the space. Goldcorp (GG) saw a weak second quarter, with lower gold production and higher-than-estimated costs. The company has advised the third quarter will also be soft, while forecasting a strong fourth quarter. The company's grand 20/20/20 goal (for 20% higher production, 20% higher reserves, and 20% lower costs) was resta...Read More

Citi Bullish on Copper Even as Trade Tensions Weigh on Metal

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

As the adage goes, buy the dip. Copper's recent pullback to around $6,000 a metric ton due to trade tensions between the U.S. and China presents a buying opportunity, according to Citigroup Inc. analysts. Copper is often known as Dr. Copper -- the metal with a Ph.D. in economics -- because of its ability to anticipate shifts in the global economy. Copper is used in industries including construct...Read More

Commodities Surge as Energy Stocks Lead Market Higher

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Commodities from oil to precious metals showed their strength Wednesday, April 18, pushing higher across the board. While gold futures for June delivery were up 0.34% to $1,354.10 per ounce, other metals were rallying harder. Silver futures for May delivery gained 2.61% to $17.23 per ounce. Copper futures for July delivery soared 2.37% to $317.65 per pound. Platinum spot prices jumped 0.95% to $...Read More

It's Now Time to Buy Gold and Head for the Hills

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

Amid the threat of a trade war breaking out between the U.S. and China, Wall Street and Main Street alike look for gold prices to continue their rally next week. The yellow metal rose sharply this week and by late Friday morning was up some $40 from the lows of Tuesday. The first leg higher came when the Federal Reserve did not appear to be signaling any increase in policymakers' pace of monetar...Read More

3 Hot Reads From TheStreet's Top Premium Columnists

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

The markets are tanking on Thursday, with the Dow down 500 points earlier in the session amid concerns about rising interest rates and ongoing troubles at Action Alerts PLUS holding Facebook (FB) . And that was before President Trump slapped China with $60 billion in tariffs. Here are three top takes from the columnists ofReal Money andReal Money Pro, our premium site for active investor...Read More

Gold Prices Are Ready to Get Hot Again, Thanks to the Federal Reserve

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

A weight has been lifted from the gold market after the Federal Reserve signaled Wednesday that it is in no hurry to raise rates faster than it was already expecting this year, according to one gold analyst. In a telephone interview, George Milling-Stanley, head of gold investments at State Street Global Advisors said that he now expects gold prices to eventually retest the top of its recent ran...Read More

Gold Prices Might Still Crash Even With Fresh Stock Market Turbulence

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

The next move for gold prices may not please the bulls, who are likely betting for the return of stock market volatility boosting sentiment around the yellow metal. "In the last four gold selloffs, greater than average volume occurred across the entire futures chain while front month gold prices held support -- this suggests new longs and accumulation in the lower $1300's," says Bank of America...Read More

Here's Why Investors Should Still Pay Attention to Gold Miners: Chart

January 01, 1970 / www.thestreet.com

U.S. markets are staging a long-awaited rebound this week, bouncing higher for a third straight session Wednesday after a particularly nasty short Thanksgiving trading week. That might pull investors' attention back away from conventionally defensive assets like gold. But that's a big mistake. After a prolonged stretch of underperformance, gold is finally staging a major turnaround here. Simply...Read More

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