1-31-06 -- "Metals Rise Again on Safe-Haven Demand" -LISTEN
Strong fund buying lifted gold to a new 25-year peak and silver to its
highest for 22 years on Tuesday as firm oil prices and political concerns
on and jitters in currency markets boosted metals' appeal. Gold closed
up $4.80 to $570.70 /oz, silver closed up $.08 to $9.83/oz. Discover why "The Rule of Gold" has begun, call 800-BUY-COIN.
1-30-06 -- "Metals Rise on Safe-Haven Demand" -LISTEN
Gold prices rose sharply higher Monday, with uncertainty about Iran's
nuclear ambitions, the surprise victory of Hamas and violence at oil
rigs in Nigeria -- all creating safe-haven demand. Gold closed
up $7.40 to $565.90/oz in New York. Silver also rose to fresh highs
Monday on renewed investor and bank buying Silver closed up $.18 to
$9.75/oz.
1-27-06 -- "$558 Gold, $9.57 Silver, CNN's Chinese Astrologer" -LISTEN
Gold prices zig-zagged Friday, closing down $1.20 to $558.50/oz
on profit taking, while silver resumed it's upward trend adding
$.03 to $9.57 an ounce. GDP growth slowed to 1.1% in the 4th
Quarter, sparking a rally on Wall Street, hopeful that rate
increases will soon end. Does CNN need a Chinese astrologer
to help understand the prospects for gold? Visit
swissamerica.com to find out...
1-26-06 -- "Gold eases, Silver up - the rush is on!" - LISTEN -
Gold prices fell back $3.40 Thursday closing $559.70/oz., giving back part
of the gain from the previous session. Silver rose $.10 to $9.54/oz. Check
out "The New Silver Rush" story in our brand new newsletter "The Rule of Gold".
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1-25-06 -- "Gold steady, Silver & Platinum jump" - LISTEN -
Gold prices closed up another $4 to $562.70/oz on Wednesday. Meanwhile, silver rose to fresh highs closing up $.26 to $9.44/oz and platinum hit
a new record high of $1056/oz on on renewed investor and bank buying.
1-24-06 -- "Gold & Economic Freedom Inseparable" - LISTEN -
Gold prices were nearly unchanged Tuesday closing down $.50 to $557.50 an ounce.
The recent $540-$565 range has become the support and resistance levels for now, but
once the consolidation period ends, a new range of higher prices will develop which
will likely take gold beyond $600 an ounce. "Gold and economic freedom are inseparable,"
according to Alan Greenspan.
1-23-06 -- "Gold may reach $600-$800 in 2006!" - LISTEN -
Gold prices ticked higher Monday on a weaker dollar, geopolitical concerns,
high energy prices and uncertainty about the economy. Gold finished up $4.80
to $558.40/oz. Prices may reach $600 to $800 an ounce by the end of the year
on supply worries and growing demand, J.P. Morgan stated in a new report today.
1-20-06 -- "Gold tests new highs, up 7% ytd" - LISTEN -
Gold moved to fresh highs early Friday on fund
buying fueled by geopolitical concerns, high energy prices and
uncertainty about the economy, then closed down $4.60 to $553.60
in New York on profit-taking. Gold has gained 7% in the first three
weeks of 2006.
1-19-06 -- "Gold rockets almost 3%, a viable currency" - LISTEN -
Gold rocketed $14.60 to $558.20 an ounce Thursday, nearly 3 percent,
erasing yesterday's losses on the heels of concerns about volatility in
energy prices and news of a purported al-Qaida threat of U.S. attacks.
Gold has climbed $60 since December, illustrating the gold market is now
a viable alternative to all paper currencies.
1-18-06 -- "Gold dips, excellent buying opportunity" - LISTEN -
Gold fell sharply Wednesday, amid a lower CPI and turmoil in the Japanese
stock market forced trading to end early. Gold closed off $9.40 to $543.60 an ounce.
In the first 13 days of 2006, gold is up over 5%, after rising 18% in 2005.
This dip is an excellent opportunity for those wanting to get into the market.
1-17-06 -- "Gold holds above $550, more gains ahead" - LISTEN -
Profit-taking knocked gold off a 25-year peak on Tuesday.
Gold closed down $7.80 to $553 and ounce, but analysts see
more gains ahead due to heightened geopolitical risks such
as higher oil prices and Iran's nuclear warning and growing
investor and fund diversification into gold this year.
1-13-06 -- "Gold marks new quarter-century high" - LISTEN -
Gold climbed $8.60 an ounce on Friday, reaching a fresh 25-year high.
Gold closed the week at $556.50 an ounce, a gain of almost $17, on
heavy speculative buying ahead of the three-day holiday. Silver jumped 12 cents to close at $9.09 an ounce. At this point, $600 gold is only a
question of when, not IF.
1-12-06 -- "Gold hovers below $550, BUY!" - LISTEN -
Gold prices eased on Thursday as buying interest at lower levels met
selling pressure from investors keen to cash in gold's recent gains.
Gold closed off 60 cents to $547.90 an ounce in New York today. Silver
prices inched down 4 cents to close at $8.97 an ounce.
1-11-06 -- "Gold back near $550, up 6% ytd" - LISTEN -
Gold prices moved higher Wednesday in a choppy trading, closing
up $4.60 to $548.50. Traders were encouraged saying if the metal
can break through the $550 level we could see a nice move from there.
In the first 8 days of 2006 gold is up 6%, after rising 18% in 2005.
1-10-06 -- "Gold consolidates at $544" - LISTEN -
Gold prices eased $4.90 to $544 an ounce on Tuesday, as traders booked
profits after prices jumped over $550 on Monday, the highest in 25 years.
The gold market remains on solid footing fundamentally and technically.
Asia demand is fueling this latest gold rally which is broadening daily.
1-9-06 -- "Gold tops 1981 high, nears $550!" - LISTEN -
Gold prices rallied 2% higher Monday to the highest level in 25 years,
closing up $10 to $549.50 an ounce. Silver rose 11 cents to 9.19 an ounce.
Fund managers poured money into the market driven by expectations U.S.
interest rates have almost peaked and China will move more reserves into gold.
A move above $600 is expected in 2006, dealers said.
1-6-06 -- "Metals Rebound, What's Driving Gold?" - LISTEN -
Gold rebounded sharply Friday closing up $12.70 to $539.60 -- up 4% for
the week. Higher oil prices and a declining dollar drove investors to
hedge. Silver closed up 31 cents to $9.08 an ounce. What's Driving Gold?
A falling GDP and US dollar, rising oil and interest rates, China and India
demand and shrinking gold production.
1-5-06 -- "Wise investors buy the dips in '06!" - LISTEN -
Precious metal prices eased Thursday for the first time in nine sessions
on profit taking. Dealers said gold was consolidating at the current levels
before charging higher again. Gold closed off $7.60 to $526.90 an ounce, silver closed off $.33 to $8.76 an ounce. Wise investors will buy the dips in '06!
1-4-05 -- "2005 Investment Scorecard, 2006 Trends" - LISTEN -
Gold prices closed up another $3.40 to $534.40 an ounce on Wednesday.
Silver inched up a penny to $9.09. Investors are chasing after the gold market, which they see as a bigger earner in 2006 than intangible assets like stocks or bonds. Read more in our new "
2005 INVESTMENT SCORECARD – 2006 TRENDS" posted online
at SwissAmerica.com.
1-3-06 -- "Gold and silver prices jump into 2006" - LISTEN -
Gold prices shot up more than 2 percent on first day of trading in 2006
closing up $13.30 to $531.10 an ounce in New York. Silver closed up 26 cents
to $9.08 an ounce. Investment funds were buying on expectations that the
metal has more room to rise this year after 2005's 18-percent jump.
1-2-06 -- "GOLD: A luxury you can't afford to be without in 2006" - LISTEN -
Gold closed out the year 2005 at $517 an ounce, the highest in a quarter century, buoyed by funds and investors seeking to diversify their portfolios. Last year, millions of prudent investors worldwide came to the same conclusion: a portfolio without gold was a luxury they could no longer afford. The markets and Swiss America will reopen Tuesday.
