Lind Plus Senior Market Strategist Phil Streible discusses how investors can access gold via the futures market in this interview with thestreet.com tv.
Lind-Waldock Senior Market Strategist Phil Streible shares his thoughts on gold on TheStreet.com tv today. Today, gold futures slid to a six-week low, but Phil said the dip represents a good buying opportunity.
by Richard Ilczyszyn
Gold has traditionally served as an inflation hedge, but in recent days, gold has become a hybrid asset, with many reasons for investors to own it. It has also historically had an inverse relationship with the U.S. dollar, but wise traders today are watching the stock market, and the euro, for directional clues [...]
Bullish Gold? Consider a Ratio Spread
by Mike Sabo
Gold kicked off the week on a bullish note following better-than-expected economic reports and news of large Indian central bank purchasing. COMEX December futures surged above $1,085 an ounce Tuesday, passing the record high hit October 14 at $1,072. I think gold should remain strong in coming months [...]
Gold and Silver Watching Stocks, Looking Bullish for Bugs
By Greg Perlin
Historically, gold has been viewed as a safe-haven investment and an inflation hedge, and has risen when the stock market and the dollar are bearish. However, we have seen a shift in that correlation as gold and silver have both been holding up well amid [...]
Treasuries, stocks and commodities from soybeans to silver staged big breakouts after the Federal Reserve announced plans to buy $300 billion in Treasuries and $750 billion in mortgage-backed securities. April gold futures surged above $950 an ounce and crude oil rallied above $50 a barrel.
MF Global Research Analyst Nick Kalivas said the Fed’s [...]
Lind-Waldock Senior Account Representative Tony Klancic offered a primer on futures trading and the gold delivery process as part of an article for ResourceInvestor.com. Tony’s piece comes after Gene’s commentary, which is summarized below.
Got Gold Report – How to Buy Physical Gold and Silver on the COMEX
By Gene Arensberg
24 Oct 2008 at 07:25 PM [...]
