February 7, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review for 7th February 2011

On Friday the gold price managed to hit $1,357 in New York but then fell back to $1,347 where it held through Asia and into London on Monday, where it…

February 7, 2011

Day of de-bottom for gold, silver

Friday was to be a day of departure for Egypt’s Mubarak, but it wasn’t yet to be. It won’t be long now […]

February 4, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review for 4th February 2011

When 2.5 tonnes worth of gold shares in the SPDR gold ETF in the States were bought, there was a flurry of short covering that took the gold price to…

February 3, 2011

Gold Forecaster – is it time to sell gold & silver?

In the last days we have seen the gold price hit $1,324 and yesterday spring to $1,355, leaving it in a neutral zone technically speaking.

February 3, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review for 3rd February 2011

And then the euro softened against the dollar, which remained weak against other leading world currencies. We expect overall that the euro will continue to strengthen against the dollar going…

February 2, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review for 2nd February 2011

With a regularity that begs some questions, gold again rose overnight, this time to $1,341 before London opened after Fixing yesterday afternoon at $1,331 and in the euro at €969.68.

February 1, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review for 1st February 2011

Gold again was taken higher by Asia ahead of London’s opening $1,338 level.

January 31, 2011

Gold and silver are on the starting blocks 31 January 2011

A strange start to the year and a strange end to a volatile week, so we take a whiz across the air waves in order to get a ‘feel’ of…

January 31, 2011

Gold and silver’s daily review for 31st January 2011

Gold looked promising in Asia when it rose to the $1,338 level.

January 31, 2011

No End in Sight to Commodities Boom: Panelists

The bull market for commodities that made 2010 a banner year for mining and mining exploration is likely to continue throughout 2011, according to three panelists who addressed the question…