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Why gold will shine again
Features Despite the summer's gold-price slump, there are compelling reasons to keep your nerve and hold for the long term. Dominic Frisby reviews the gold market and looks back at how his tips fared this year.
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How house prices could fall by 75% from here – in gold terms
Features British houses now cost the equivalent of around 400 ounces of gold. A house bought in the 1930s or late 70s cost 100 or less. That means that house prices have a good way to fall yet – and that may not be such a bad thing, says Dominic Frisby.
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Why gold could hit $8,500 an ounce
Features Inflation is rampant and bonds and gilts are worthless. And while there may be a bubble, it's not in commodities. John Stepek looks back to the 1970s, and discovers how the price of gold could rocket.
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Why the US rate cut is good news for gold
Features The US central bank cut rates by .75 yesterday - and, oddly, gold then fell $25 whilst the dollar rose. The markets may be a little calmer for now, but the fear will return, says Dominic Frisby.
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Is the gold price really being manipulated?
Features According to hardcore gold bugs, Gordon Brown's decision to sell off our gold (left) was down to a scheme to suppress the price, rather than plain old incompetence. And there could be some truth in the conspiracy theories.
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How high could gold go in 2008?
Features Dominic Frisby shares his predictions for commodity prices in the year ahead - and explains why he's steering clear of all things British.
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Buy gold not houses
Features Commodities expert Dominic Frisby explains why the gold price could rise while average UK house prices could fall.
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