Gold has had a rough 2018. Despite some of the international trade worries and international suspense, the reality is that most investors are just not looking for the "ultimate safety trade."
After a serious rut, now the Goldman Sachs Commodities Research is telling customers that it's time to buy commodities.
This past April was perhaps the strongest month for gold net inflows in over a year, according to the World Gold Council.
The World Gold Council has released its March inflows and outflows data on gold-backed funds, as well as the year-to-date figures.
If you have been watching the financial media of late, chances are high that you have had more than enough about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies shoved into your ear.
With a global recovery underway and with rising interest rates abound, some investors might have some serious fears about the price of gold into 2018. Here's our 360-degree view on gold.
Gold-backed ETFs had a net inflow of more than $1.5 billion in the month of August to bring the year-to-date net inflow total to $5.31 billion.
Between a bellicose North Korea, a missile strike in Syria, continued issues with ISIS in numerous countries and an overall spike in terror attacks around the world, some top strategists on Wall…
In a world where disruption has become the norm, maybe the most recent rise of Bitcoin should not be that large of a surprise.
Gold has reached a crucial chart pivot point that is getting rather hard to ignore. What had been a trading range for gold since early February has now been violated.
Jon C. Ogg Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller got out of gold after the election in November, but now he has reversed course and is buying the precious metal again.
Gold bugs have yet one more tool to add to their toolbox: the first U.S.-listed exchange traded fund that is gold-backed and designed for a strong U.S. dollar.
Jon C. Ogg After more Federal Reserve presidents are pushing for higher U.S. interest rates, several things may be of concern to gold investors for the rest of 2016.
Investors often wonder what to think when the stock market hits new all-time highs. Do they sell or do they chase the market higher?
Is there really gold in them thar hills? If those hills are exchange traded funds (ETFs), then the answer is a resounding yes. 24/7 Wall St. has tracked the gold buying and…
