Analysts at Credit Suisse still see lots of upside in gold and the key gold-mining stocks. The firm even has referred to the recent sell-off as a "transient pullback."
Short interest in gold mining stocks and gold ETFs rose sharply in the two-week period ended July 31. The steep run-up in gold futures took a breather last week.
Companies that benefit from the moves in gold are generally the miners, but in reality, every company has its own nuances about how its role plays into gold and silver.
Several gold miners have released earnings and some common themes are contributing to a "sell the news" reaction in their shares.
Short interest in gold-mining stocks and ETFs rose in the two-week reporting period ending July 15. But gold prices rose more sharply.
While many investors are hyper-focused on gold, the issue that may be overlooked by much of the investing public is what happens to the price of silver in the coming weeks.
Stocks were looking for direction on Monday ahead of this week’s earnings deluge. With an election coming up and with what is still a very deep recession, investors need to be considering…
Gold prices have been on a tear that began more than a year ago. One segment likely to see increased profits are the gold miners. Here a several that deserve another look.
The gold bugs must be happy again. With gold trading just under $1,800 again, the gold bugs are going to be increasing their calls for gold to rise to $2,000. Some have…
Proper asset allocation should always include a single-digit percentage holding of precious metals like gold and silver. These six stocks look like solid choices for investors.
Gold is making a great case for itself this year, and gold bugs have to be happy about that. The strategists at JPMorgan have a bullish view on gold.
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