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Could gold hit $1,500 by the end of May?Features The price of gold has hit another new high. And what's significant is that it's now rising independently of other asset classes. Dominic Frisby examines if we really are seeing a de-coupling - and if so, what it means for the gold price, the economy and your investments.
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Gold will hit $1,650 before the end of the yearFeatures The price of gold fell back in the first few weeks of 2011. But its bull run continues. And while there is likely to be more consolidation in the short term, says Dominic Frisby, there's every chance it will hit $1,650 an ounce by the end of the year.
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We're very close to a great buying opportunity in goldFeatures 2011 has been a bad year for precious metals investors. So far, the gold price is down over $100 an ounce. Silver is down 15% or so. But this could be a great time to buy, says Dominic Frisby. Here's why.
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How low will gold go?Features Precious metals have had an exceptional 12 months, with the price of gold and silver rocketing. But now we are seeing a correction. Dominic Frisby looks at the phases of a typical gold bull market, and asks where we're likely to see the gold price go from here.
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When will gold's latest surge end?Features It's been an amazing couple of months for precious metals, with the prices of both gold and silver hitting new highs – in dollar terms at least. But what's behind gold's latest rally? And what could bring it to an end? Dominic Frisby investigates.
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Will economic austerity kill gold's bull market?Features The gold price recently broke out to new all-time highs. But since then, it's seen a big correction. So does this have anything to do with the dawn of a new 'age of austerity', or is it nothing more than a healthy pull-back? Dominic Frisby explains.
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Three reasons why gold may be due a correctionFeatures The price of gold has hit new record highs. Low interest rates and huge government debts will drive it higher in the long run; but for now, there are some signs that the market is heading for a correction, says Dominic Frisby.
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Why I still prefer gold to houses
Features Dominic Frisby recently wrote that, when valued in ounces of gold, Britain's house prices are at lows not seen for decades. That suggestion caused something of a stir. Here, he explains why gold is a better home for your money than property, and why our modern fiat currencies are the great fraud of our time.
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Gold will soar in the long-term – but right now, traders should be carefulFeatures Gold is hitting all-time highs as paper currencies slide. And in the long run, its price is only going higher. But right now, investors need to tread carefully. Dominic Frisby explains why.
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