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Gold has lost its glitter. Does that mean it’s time to buy? (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In February, I walked past a bullion dealer in the Sydney CBD with a queue that wrapped around the corner. Gold had just peaked above $US5600 ($7800) an ounce, capping a 12-month run of more than 80 per cent. Six months later, the queues have gone, gold sits near $US4600, and the question I get from investors has inverted. It used to be: “How high can this go?” Now it’s: “Why did my safe haven fai
Gold has lost its glitter. Does that mean it’s time to buy? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In February, I walked past a bullion dealer in the Sydney CBD with a queue that wrapped around the corner. Gold had just peaked above $US5600 ($7800) an ounce, capping a 12-month run of more than 80 per cent. Six months later, the queues have gone, gold sits near $US4600, and the question I get from investors has inverted. It used to be: “How high can this go?” Now it’s: “Why did my safe haven fai
Gold has lost its glitter. Does that mean it’s time to buy? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In February, I walked past a bullion dealer in the Sydney CBD with a queue that wrapped around the corner. Gold had just peaked above $US5600 ($7800) an ounce, capping a 12-month run of more than 80 per cent. Six months later, the queues have gone, gold sits near $US4600, and the question I get from investors has inverted. It used to be: “How high can this go?” Now it’s: “Why did my safe haven fai
Gold has lost its glitter. Does that mean it’s time to buy? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In February, I walked past a bullion dealer in the Sydney CBD with a queue that wrapped around the corner. Gold had just peaked above $US5600 ($7800) an ounce, capping a 12-month run of more than 80 per cent. Six months later, the queues have gone, gold sits near $US4600, and the question I get from investors has inverted. It used to be: “How high can this go?” Now it’s: “Why did my safe haven fai
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