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 [...]
Long-Term Prospects Good for Gold Bugs by Dan Pavilonis Gold has rallied above $1,000 an ounce this month, and I think prospects look good for the bulls. The market could be forming a short-term top, however, and I see a correction likely to give investors an opportunity to purchase at lower levels. Heading into 2010, [...]
Gold and Natural Gas Corrective Moves by Carol Hurley Gold and natural gas are two commodities that have been making headlines recently—although they have been moving in different directions for different reasons. I think short-term corrective moves in both markets may be in order, and may have already begun. Gold Gold reached an 18-month high [...]
Futures Market Outlook by Blake Robben Usually when the markets show hints of bubbling or topping action, the moves are parabolic and the angles we see on charts are very steep. While we clearly saw that in crude oil last year, I don’t see that pattern yet in gold. I think gold, crude oil and [...]
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 [...]
Head-and-Shoulders Pattern Forms in Gold by Mike Marshall After the recent uptrend, the gold market has met stiff resistance above $1,000 an ounce and has traded its way into a head-and-shoulders reversal pattern. With the top of the head around $1,010 and the neckline near $890, a head-and-shoulders reversal projects a move down to $770 [...]
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 actions [...]
Gold Bugs Back as Swiss franc Safe-Havens Unwind By Richard Ilczyszyn and Phil Streible The Swiss franc has taken a nosedive this morning, and at the same time, gold has sparked. It appears to us that some of the safe-haven buying in the franc is being unwound rapidly amid a Swiss interest rate cut and [...]
