Gold Speaks

Some say gold is back; I say it never moved a muscle. Originally from Fool.com: The Motley Fool

Gold rises to a two-month high, pushing August gains past 5%, and silver hits a three-month high as investors seek out both metals to protect against signs the economic recovery is faltering. Originally from MarketWatch

Most speculative stocks will burn you, but it’s possible to find diamonds in the rough. Originally from Fool.com: The Motley Fool

Gold rises, pushing August gains past 5%, and silver hits a three-month high as investors seek out both metals to protect against signs the economic recovery is faltering. Originally from MarketWatch

Not sure what specifically triggered the pre-market thrust in gold and in the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD), but there are probably 10 fundamental reasons we can come up with, aside from the resumption of the “flight-to-safety” excuse. Right now, every time I think about the reason for a powerful new upleg in gold prices, [...]

NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Spot gold prices were rising Tuesday afternoon as risk appetite fell along with the release of FOMC minutes from its August meeting that kept the key fed funds rate unaltered, and almost at zero. The FOMC minutes also revealed mixed opinions about the outcome of reinvesting proceeds from agency debt and [...]

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke delivered a much-anticipated speech on Friday, August 27, 2010. There was no reason to think this talk would be more or less important than his other talks except for the degree of hysteria whipped up by the media in advance. Bernanke was addressing an audience of fellow central bankers [...]

Gold futures rise Tuesday, pushing August gains past 5%, and silver hits a three-month high as investors seek out both metals to protect against signs the economic recovery is faltering. Originally from MarketWatch

Gold futures posts gains on Tuesday and silver hits a three-month high as investors seek out both metals to protect against their wealth against signs the economic recovery is faltering. Originally from MarketWatch

Originally from MarketWatch

Originally from MarketWatch

Originally from MarketWatch