Reagan budget director gnashes teeth about dropping gold standard, economists pile on
Gloves are off
Gloves are off
Frank Giustra returns to Colombia with an eye on new projects.
When Rick Rule pairs lower grades, labor strife and inefficient mines with the relentless demand for platinum and palladium, his result is an investment thesis that could pay off for bullion and equity investors.
New deadline for completion is May 2.
Investors unsure of which way to turn in this market need only watch the "smart money," says Jeb Handwerger, the editor and publisher of GoldStockTrades.com.
Christos Doulis travels the world for Stonecap Securities looking for mining companies that can contain costs; companies that can't contain costs because of rising labor and energy bills are not profiting from higher gold prices
In today's environment, investors should have some assets "outside the system."
Potential buyers could include Canada’s Cameco, Toshiba, France's Areva and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
It's not just ETF outflows that are pointing to lower gold.
Frank Holmes: While gold’s performance in the short term has been counterintuitive, I simply feel safer with a small weighting in gold as insurance.