Insoweit beachtenswert, weil S.M., Tochter der Scotiabank, einer der weltweit führenden Edelmetall und Metallhändler ist. Der Hinweis, daß mit höherem Goldpreis "voraussichtlich volatilerer Handel einsetzt und Investoren und Fonds wahrscheinlich nervöser werden", ist uns nicht so ganz neu. ![]()
"...In their November 2012 Precious Metals Forecast, ScotiaMocatta declared “we would not be surprised to see prices reach $2,200/oz. Should prices undergo another correction in the short term then we would look for good support around $1,600/oz.“....
In their analysis, ScotiaMocatta acknowledged, “There remain a multitude of factors influencing the gold price, but one of the main reasons we are still bullish is because of the mess the Western world is in.”...
“Overall, we do not think we have seen the peak in gold yet as we think the world’s financial problems are far from over. However, the higher the gold price goes the more volatile trading is likely to become and the more nervous investors and funds are likely to be,”
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