GOLD : Märkte und Informationen

Einige Kommentare von John Nadler, und Auszüge:

"..."Gold, which is now in the ninth year of a major period of historically high investment demand for gold and consequently rising prices, is undergoing a secular upward move in both investor interest and prices. Over the past 40 years gold has been deprecated and under-utilized as a financial asset. Gold’s role as a portion of the world’s financial wealth has fallen sharply since the link between gold and money creation was severed in the years 1968 and 1971. The Gold Yearbook 2009 puts forth the thesis that the rise in investor gold buying and prices since 2001 reflects a restoration of gold as a significant component of financial assets worldwide.

The 2009 Gold Yearbook delves further into the supply and demand fundamentals for the gold market than in previous years. The Supply chapter reviews mine production, secondary recovery of gold, and transitional economy sales. It is estimated that total gold supply rose to 114.8 million ounces last year, up 3.4% from 111.1 million ounces in 2007. Mine production continued to decline last year, to 55.3 million ounces from 58.7 million ounces in 2007. Secondary supply meanwhile surged to 38.5 million ounces in 2008 from 32.4 million ounces in 2007. This year total supply could rise further, to 118.6 million ounces. Mine production may rise to 57.2 million ounces, secondary supply to 40.5 million ounces, and transitional economy sales may hold steady at 21 million ounces.

Last year saw official sales, mostly from central banks, decline to 5.8 million ounces from 15.9 million ounces in 2007. This reduced the total available supply to the gold market to 120.7 million ounces from 127.0 million ounces in 2007. This year official transaction sales may be no more than 5.0 million ounces and total available supply may be 123.6 million ounces. Most central banks may have sold much of the gold that they have wanted to sell over the past two decades. They may sell much less going forward and are likely to sell less given current economic conditions. The Gold Yearbook discusses official transaction trends and also speaks to the recent proposal to sell gold by the International Monetary Fund. ..."

http://www.kitco.com/ind/nadler/mar252009B.html

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Zitat von Fish

Wieder mal! Mal eben getestet wie es weiter oben aussieht und Zack, gibt´s wieder eins auf den Deckel. Pünktlich um die selbe Uhrzeit sind die Bremser wach, wie gehabt.

Naja, wenigstens ein zartes Plus, sogar gegen Euro. Man wird bescheiden.

Nicht so oft auf dieses Gehampele gucken!

Noch funzt die Relation zwischen den beiden Todfeinden, sh. Charts.

Hoffentlich trifft der Titeltrend bald ganz zu.

http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1238076572.php

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Zitat von razzia

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Hey Edel Man, was ist/bedeutet die 2. Grafik? Mir als Anfänger sagt diese leider nichts.

Der U.S. Dollar Index (USDX) ist eine Kennzahl, welche den Wert des US-Dollars mittels eines Währungskorbs aus sechs Währungen vergleicht. Der USDX ist der geometrisch gewichtete Durchschnitt im Vergleich zu diesen Währungen. Er wurde 1973 eingeführt und wird an der Terminbörse ICE Futures U.S. gelistet.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/USDX

Zitat von Edel Man

Einige Kommentare von John Nadler, und Auszüge: (.....)

http://www.kitco.com/ind/nadler/mar252009B.html

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Auch Dorothy Kosich, Redakteurin MINEWEB, mit einigen Einschätzungen.
Auch sie hebt ua. hervor, daß die Zentralbanken sehr viel von ihrem Einfluß verloren haben, die Lage auf den Märkten günstig für die weitere Goldpreientwicklung ist.

"....A report by the CPM precious metals and commodities research group in New York City asserts "gold is entering a new era," thanks to "a major rehabilitation of gold as a financial asset around the world" as investors look for safe havens in volatile times.

"Not since the Great Depression and World War II has sentiment about the state of financial and economic conditions been so pessimistic," CPM noted in its newly released Gold Yearbook 2009.

"The market consensus appears to be that the gold price will remain strong...."

http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb…age33?oid=80858&sn=Detail

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Sowas gibt es:

"...Forget the Tupperware or the sex toys parties, the hot home-based business for housewives, jilted sweethearts and/or the economically challenged has become the "gold party."...

January Thomas of Royal Oak, Michigan founded MyGoldParty.com last year after she married into a jewelry-retailing family and learned what she could get for her unwanted gold in the blazing hot 2008 precious metals prices.

Guests bring broken jewelry, painfully heavy gold bling from the 1980s, high school class rings, wedding rings from marriages past, or even a missing earring to party hostesses or hosts, armed with a $700 kit containing gold "sensor," a scale and a guidebook to separate real gold from its costume jewelry imitators.

Those forlorn, unloved pieces are inspected, weighed, purchased on the spot, and then sent to a smelter which transforms the jewelry into bars valued at $10,000 each, which will then be hoarded as a hedge against a wildly spiraling downturn in the international economy, CBS News reported Tuesday...."

http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb…age34?oid=80789&sn=Detail

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