FXE

If Gold Demand Is Up, Why Are Prices Still Down?

Demand for gold grew 16% over the past 12 months to 1,098 tonnes, but prices are still lower from their 52-week high. Why are gold prices going down? More 

The Markets and the EU Debt Crisis

The market selloff looks like it might pause for a few days for a relief rally. The European debt crisis will push stocks, precious metals and the euro lower More 

8 Critical Charts for the Week Ahead

Watch these indicators for a sign of how far the market will fall. The question they raise is: Are we facing something more than a garden-variety correction? More 

Could Gold Lose 40%-50% in Value?

As Europe's debt crisis worsens and as Wall Street madmen nuclear bomb billions on foolish credit trades, the currency of last resort may still be gold. More 

Is Gold Really a ‘Safe-Haven’ Trade?

Gold has been shamelessly sold as a safe haven trade, but it hasn't been acting that way as of late, debunking the popular theory that gold is a safe haven. More 

The Euro — How Low Can it Go?

Two bailout funds, several political changes, and lots of promises later and the eurozone still finds itself heading toward the point of no return. More 

The ECB, Spanish Bonds and U.S. Stocks

Spanish bonds appear to rally along with the Dow and Nasdaq, and also fall with them, too. An analysis shows investors should be way of the trend. More