31 ordspråk av Stephen Briggs
Stephen Briggs
Although these would be small compared with the cumulative deficit of 2003-2005, the consequent likely rise in reported stocks could be supplemented by more unreported material resurfacing.
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Clearly the dollar weakness is a big factor, not just for gold but for the other metals as well.
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Everything is bullish. They (prices) will probably go higher.
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For the time being, nobody wants to miss out.
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Gold adores bad news...If we are looking at a serious confrontation between the US and Iran, that's not good for the world economy but that's great for gold.
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Gold is fashionable today. Most people are buying because the price has gone up, not because they think the price will go up.
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Gold seems to be struggling to get back above $555 -- the halfway point between the high and the low.
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Has it done any damage, or is it just a correction in an upward trend? That's a tough call.
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However, in the current heady environment of massive investor interest in metals, we have little confidence that this will happen soon.
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I don't see any demand. Storage is obviously high.
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I don't see any reason why this interest in gold will go away.
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I don't think this (drop) is enough to put investors off completely, there is still a huge amount of money coming into commodities.
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If you were to have heightened trouble at Grasberg, all bets are off.
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In all, we forecast that world lead production will grow by 5.5%-6.0% in 2006 and 4%-4.5% in 2007.
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It (the price movement) illustrates that a large number of investors simply see it as a buying opportunity.
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