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And Then There’s This…Saturday, June 21st, 2008
Gold didn’t do much on Friday until Sydney closed for the weekend. Then it began a gentle rise through the balance of Hong Kong and most of London trading.
Resource Stock Roundup: Saturday, June 21st, 2008
It was a quiet session for the Canadian markets during Friday trading but an energy takeover did spark some action.
Precious Metals Move Slightly Higher
Gold rose in Hong Kong, leveled off in London, and traded rangebound through the NYMEX and Globex sessions on Friday, although it held above $900, finishing at $901.30/oz., up $3.30. For the week, gold added 3.5%.
Investing In Gold Miners? Be Selective - And Look at Those Costs!
It ain’t much fun being a miner in these torrid times. It’s raining supply problems, infrastructure problems and energy costs are rocketing. Time for investors to be really picky!
Energy Q&A Part IV: Investing In Energy Stocks and More…
Q: “Please comment on Suntech Power Holdings. Comparing STP with KHD Humboldt Wedag, which is the better investment at this time?”
Don’t Hold Gold… Buy This Instead
If you want to own gold, this is how you should do it…Quite frankly, it’s unbelievable… Rare gold coins are selling as close to melt value as they possibly can.
Asking Too Much of a Fiat Currency
Trying to preserve buying power with advanced purchases of oil! Sort of like buying gold and silver, but messier. Stick with silver and gold. You’ll be glad you did, as your motives are the same as everybody else’s…
And Then There’s This…Friday, June 20th, 2008
The gold price lost about eight bucks (silver was down about 20 cents) from the open in Sydney on Thursday morning until about fifteen minutes before the Comex opened in New York yesterday morning.
Resource Stock Roundup: Friday, June 20th, 2008
Profit taking was the name of the game during Thursday trading on the Canadian Markets.
Copper Rallies on Peru
The base metals were mixed on Thursday. Copper sank during the pre-dawn hours but took off during the first hour of New York trading, before easing later in the day and finishing at $3.8466/lb., up 2¼ cents.
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