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AUDIO: "Gold's Inflection Point and Asset Allocation with John Butler"
Gold's Inflection Point and Asset Allocation with John Butler
- Gold's Outlook For Year End 2015 and In 2016
- Gold's Performance in the Coming Years: 2016-2020
- Coming Global Currency Reset
- Asset Allocation - How Much Gold?
- Owning Gold - How and Where?
We had the great pleasure of interviewing John Butler of Amphora Capital yesterday and announced that John is now working as a consultant with GoldCore and helping us advise HNW clients and institutions on strategies with regard to allocating to gold.
There were some very interesting insights and we believe high net worth and institutional investors and indeed all listeners will get useful information with which to protect and grow their wealth.
We will be conducting a Webinar next Thursday, October 22nd at 1600 (BST/ London/ UK time) in which we will open up the floor to attendees in our ever popular Question and Answer session.
Register Now and have your question answered by John Butler.
John will be giving a keynote speech at the Precious Metals Symposium in Sydney, Australia on October 26th and 27th and we are scheduling meetings with HNW clients for him while he is in Sydney.
Contact us at sales@goldcore.com if you wish to meet John in Sydney to discuss optimal strategies to access and allocate funds to the gold market today.
Stephen Flood and Mark O'Byrne will be attending and live tweeting from the LBMA in Vienna from Sunday to Tuesday (October 18-20) and are available to meet clients and attendees in Vienna -- info@goldcore.com
DAILY PRICES
Today’s Gold Prices: USD 1176.35, EUR 1035.34 and GBP 761.39 per ounce.
Yesterday’s Gold Prices: USD 1183.35, EUR 1034.08 and GBP 764.17 per ounce.
(LBMA AM)
Gold in USD - 1 Month
Gold was marginally higher yesterday and finished $5.10 higher, closing at $1162.40. Silver closed at $15.85, up $0.1 for the day. Euro gold rose to €1023 per ounce, platinum gained $16 to $993 per ounce.
Gold is set for its second week of gains and is up 1.7%. If it close 2-percent higher for the week, it will be its best week in four.
Gold is down 0.4% at $1,178.20 after logging five consecutive days of gains and remaining near a 3-1/2-month high hit on yesterday. Gold remains above the key 200-day moving average of $1,177 and a weekly close above this level today will be bullish for gold.
Gold's 14-day relative strength index (RSI) is quite high but remains a long way from overbought territory which is indicated by a reading above 70, suggesting further gains are possible.
Silver is headed for a third straight weekly gain, while platinum is heading for a second weekly jump. Palladium, however, is set to snap a five-week winning streak, with a 1-percent drop.
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I put my money in three party, reverse repo, credit default swaps.
Gold? You guys are idiots.
Gold is a lousy investment. I would never hold gold to improve my portfolio.
I would not invest in stocks or bonds at this time however....cash is also problematic.
Gold, the 'insurance policy' therefore, becomes a default place to stash savings.
We are in a very weird time.
What if you were holding gold at $200.00 per ounce?
As a savvy hedge fund manager, I advocate at least 0.01% portfolio allocation to gold. Buy shares in GLD or a COMEX contract, that will save you the expense and inconvenience of actually having to store the physical metal, which is very heavy and you might lose it in a robbery.
you do not hold it - you do not own it - paper is cheap and easily destroyed.
Without facial expresions, sarcasm is so hard to identify.
Oh, not when it's dripping like that. ;)
Dripping? Swimmin in it.
Something definitely feels different 'this time'. Only time will tell.