20th Century Gold Price Milestones Beginning in the early 20th century, gold bar prices were influenced by the aftermath of World War I and subsequent economic upheaval. The Great Depression: Amid the economic turmoil of the 1930s, gold prices saw notable fluctuations. Gold’s intrinsic value and perceived stability gained increased attention during this challenging period. more…
Have Gold Prices Outpaced Real Estate Prices During this century, average annual real estate appreciation, or housing inflation, has been approximately 5% plus or minus across the United States. According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), appreciation has trended slightly lower, while the S&P Case-Shiller National House Price Index has shown somewhat higher results. more…
Gold vs. Stocks: Ownership, Performance, and Economic Cycles Gold’s ownership benefits have been debated since President Roosevelt made owning gold illegal in 1933. Investors can struggle to embrace gold ownership if they assume stocks should outperform gold by default. However, gold market prices say otherwise. Recently, post-COVID, gold outperformed stocks. If this gold-favored investment phase more…
How Gold Support and Resistance Are Identified Support and resistance are most often discussed in the context of shorter-term price behavior, where buying and selling decisions can cluster around specific price points. In a nutshell, short-term gold market analysis involves assessing potential future outcomes based on historical evidence. In essence, this is speculation about future more…
Have I Missed The Run In Gold Gold has appreciated in terms of dollars for as long as the dollar has devalued, which is to say, practically forever. However, gold does not move in a straight line. Gold’s more rapid up-move is called a “run” in gold, but more accurately is cyclical momentum fueled by more…
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