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How will gold perform in 2012?Features The price of gold reached record highs in 2011. But what about 2012? Dominic Frisby looks at the experts' price forecasts for the year, and gives his own view on where gold is heading in the next 12 months.
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Is this the end of the gold bull market? NoFeatures The price of gold is down from its highs of earlier this year. And now many people are declaring the bull market over. But it's not, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he explains what's going on.
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Why haven't gold stocks kept pace with the gold price?Features While the price of gold has shot up to record levels in recent years, the same is not true of gold mining stocks. In fact, they're underperforming badly. That's not the way it's supposed to happen, says Dominic Frisby. So what's going on?
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If you don’t own gold, now’s a good time to buyFeatures Gold has probably seen its high for 2011, reckons Dominic Frisby. But it's also seen its low. And with the price steadying, now looks like a good opportunity to buy in – particularly for sterling investors.
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Should you sell your gold now?Features The price of gold has shot up by 25% in the last few weeks. So while it's easy to argue for profit taking, Dominic Frisby isn't so sure. There may be many reasons to sell gold, he says, but we still have a long way to go before this bull run is over.
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This slump could be a good opportunity to buy gold stocksFeatures Even as the price of gold hits new highs, gold mining stocks remain in the doldrums as fear stalks the equity markets. But once the markets settle down, gold stocks may become too good to ignore, says Dominic Frisby.
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How much higher could gold go?Features Gold has been getting a lot of attention in the mainstream press recently, which suggests it's due a breather. But in the long run, £1,000 an ounce could be just the beginning. Dominic Frisby takes a look at just how high the price of gold could go from here.
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Gold will hit £1,000 an ounce by OctoberFeatures In terms of the US dollar, the gold price has been slipping back since touching a record high of $1,575 an ounce. But it's a different story in sterling. Gold continues its rise, and will hit £1,000 an ounce before the year's end, says Dominic Frisby.
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How far will silver and gold fall?Features Until recently, the price of gold was making regular new records, while silver's performance was breathtaking. But now both metals are off their peaks and, in the case of silver, have fallen dramatically. So how much further will their prices fall? Dominic Frisby investigates.
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