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Plaire Roux

Tana Goldfields - How To Invest In Gold: A Guide To Bullion, Coins, Funds and ETF's - 1 views

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    http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-1666644/How-invest-gold-including-coins-funds-ETCs-bullion.html We explain the best ways to invest in gold through funds, Exchange Traded Commodities (ETCs), bullion and coins. The first pure gold coins were struck by King Croesus of Lydia (present-day Turkey) during his reign between 560BC and 547BC - and gold coins have continued as legal tender ever since. Many years down the line, investors still love gold and the precious metal has proved a valuable winner in recent years. Going for gold: The precious metal has cooled after a spectacular rise, but investors say it is still one for the long-term. Update: Gold's recent run Gold hit record highs in September 2011, yet never went on to crack the $2,000 an ounce mark widely forecast at the time The spot gold price, which is typically measured in US dollars, hit a peak of $1,920 during that month. Some tipped it to soar beyond $2,000, but instead gold slipped and spent most of 2012 stuck in a range, shuttling back and forth between around $1,600 and $1,800. A sell-off since December 2012 has seen gold drop as share prices have climbed. The spot gold price stood at $1,571 or £1,040, at the start of this month. The dramatic falls of the past few days sent it down below £1,000 to £899 on 15 April. At $1,370 gold is down 29 per cent on the peak. However, gold bugs - as the precious metal's fans are called - say that bullion's recent dip has to be put into context. Look at a long-term chart of the gold price and you will see that even having lost almost a fifth from its peak, it is still up substantially in recent years. Gold fans say the metal is marking time and while short-term traders may lose money, the long-term fundamental case for investing, based on gold's historic store of value as nations around the world printing money, still stands up. Enlarge Marking time: While gold is off almost 20 per cent from its 2011 peak, fans says that set again
Nur Ariff

Tana Goldfields United Kingdom: How To Invest In Gold: A Guide To Bullion, Coins, Funds... - 1 views

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    http://jariocaro19.blogspot.com/2013/06/tana-goldfields-how-to-invest-in-gold.html We explain the best ways to invest in gold through funds, Exchange Traded Commodities (ETCs), bullion and coins. The first pure gold coins were struck by King Croesus of Lydia (present-day Turkey) during his reign between 560BC and 547BC - and gold coins have continued as legal tender ever since. Many years down the line, investors still love gold and the precious metal has proved a valuable winner in recent years. Going for gold: The precious metal has cooled after a spectacular rise, but investors say it is still one for the long-term. Update: Gold's recent run Gold hit record highs in September 2011, yet never went on to crack the $2,000 an ounce mark widely forecast at the time The spot gold price, which is typically measured in US dollars, hit a peak of $1,920 during that month. Some tipped it to soar beyond $2,000, but instead gold slipped and spent most of 2012 stuck in a range, shuttling back and forth between around $1,600 and $1,800. A sell-off since December 2012 has seen gold drop as share prices have climbed. The spot gold price stood at $1,571 or £1,040, at the start of this month. The dramatic falls of the past few days sent it down below £1,000 to £899 on 15 April. At $1,370 gold is down 29 per cent on the peak. However, gold bugs - as the precious metal's fans are called - say that bullion's recent dip has to be put into context. Look at a long-term chart of the gold price and you will see that even having lost almost a fifth from its peak, it is still up substantially in recent years. Gold fans say the metal is marking time and while short-term traders may lose money, the long-term fundamental case for investing, based on gold's historic store of value as nations around the world printing money, still stands up. Enlarge Marking time: While gold is off almost 20 per cent from its 2011 peak, fans says that set against the bigger picture it is simply consolidating.
Yuko Laolaw

Barclays hires investment bankers to lead metals and mining team - 1 views

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    http://pages.rediff.com/tana-goldfields-plc/1903591 Credit: Reuters/Toby Melville A logo hangs outside a branch of Barclays bank in London July 30, 2013. The bank said on Thursday that Paul Knight and Michael Rawlinson will be co-heads of the team and will join Barclays in the fourth quarter. Knight, who will be based in Toronto, will also be a vice-chairman, Barclays said.
Yuko Laolaw

43PC Bought More Gold After Price Plunge - 1 views

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    When asked whether they had made any changes to their precious metal investments over the past year, 37pc of investors said they hadn't changed their allocations to silver and gold, while 43pc had increased their holdings.RELATED NEWS: http://tanagoldfieldsplc.blogspot.com/ http://www.geni.com/projects/Losing-Faith-in-Gold-Tana-Goldfields-Booklikes/15594
Plaire Roux

Tana GoldFields Company: Gold Starts New Week On Upbeat Note - 1 views

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    Investing.com - Coming off the best weekly performance in a month last week, gold futures again traded higher in the early part of Monday's Asian as traders continued to boost the yellow metal higher. On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for September delivery rose 0.43% to USD1,377.10 per troy ounce in Asian trading Monday. The September contract settled up 0.74% at USD1,371.20 per ounce last Friday. RELATED ISSUE: http://www.bookrix.com/search;keywords:%20%20tana%20goldfields,searchoption:books.html http://www.blogtalkradio.com/carlomonnez/2013/09/06/important-tips-for-avoiding-gold-coin-investment-fraud
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