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Will QE3 happen or not? This seems to be the biggest question on every gold investor’s mind. Some experts may argue that the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has no choice but to call for another round of Quantitative Easing. If this happens, gold could see substantial gains. However, there may be an underlying

It’s no big secret that with inflation typically comes an increase in the price of gold. Gold has been seen as a safe haven for investors for many years. Because of this, investors buy gold during times of inflation to help preserve their wealth. Therefore, demand goes up, and typically so does the price of

Los Angeles, CA – Comex gold futures are trading significantly higher this week on news from the Federal Reserve’s FOMC minutes released on Wednesday. The yellow metal reached a fresh four-month high after the Fed’s notes were construed by investors as a sign that monetary stimulus by the central bank is imminent. Spot Gold rose

Two major economic warning signs have recently come to light. You may be tired of hearing about the “doom and gloom” when it comes to the American economy, but when a few major economic players begin making moves like these – you can’t help but take a closer look.  The Central Banks Have Been Busy:

Are these metals poised for gains? Two intriguing factors may point to yes. Let’s look deeper at the recent status of gold and silver, and why a positive change may be on the horizon. Price Plateau The prices of gold and silver have been quite steady for the past few months.  Since May of this

Los Angeles, CA – August Gold futures rose to a two week high Wednesday on a strengthening Euro and weakening U.S. Dollar. Gold rose $23.50 or 1.5% to $1601.60 per ounce after a European Central Bank council member said there are arguments for getting a banking license for the ESM (European Stability Mechanism). Silver futures

Los Angeles, CA – The precious metals complex is trading slightly lower this week after disappointing comments made by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke before lawmakers Tuesday. In addition, traders and investors are showing a general “risk-off” mentality Wednesday as factors from “outside markets”, namely a strong U.S. dollar and slightly lower crude oil prices,