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Boom times for gold miners
Editor's letter One despised asset class that MoneyWeek has long been bullish on has done rather well. John Stepek explains why he's sticking with gold miners.
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Sprott calls out the World Gold Council
Tutorials Accusations of a critical shortfall in gold have rocked the market, says Simon Popple. And if right, it can only mean one thing for the gold price.
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How companies have juiced their lemons
Features Corporate profits in America may not have been as rosy as you've been led to believe, says Tim Bennett. That could spell trouble for stock markets.
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Gold is now in a bear market – is it time to sell?
Features With its price now more than 20% below its 2011 peak, gold is now in a bear market. Does this spell the end of the long-term bull run? John Stepek investigates.
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Robert Rubin: The 'Teflon Don' of Wall Street
Profiles Robert Rubin was widely feted for America's impressive economic expansion during the Clinton years. But did the former US Treasury Secretary sow the seeds of the financial crisis?
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Lex Van Dam: From reality TV to investment training
Features Lex Van Dam, a former Goldman Sachs trader turned hedge-fund manager turned reality TV impresario, has just launched his online trading academy.
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Gold: keep buying or start selling?
Features You need to know whether gold is good value or not before buying. But how do you value gold? Simon Caufield explains how to tell if it's a good time to buy, and when to sell.
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Will gold hit $1,000 in 2007?
Features Despite recent volatility, the bull market in gold is still on course. But can gold reach its next target of $1,000? That depends partly on the US housing market.
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