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| Why Now Is The Time To Invest In Gold and Silver – Schroders |
| Invest In Gold and Silver – Now Is The Time – Schroders
Schroders is one of the leading investment managers in the world. It is a global asset management company, founded in 1804 and based in the UK. The company employs over 4,100 people worldwide across 37 offices in 27 different countries around Europe, America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East and manages ove £400 billion in assets.
by David Thorpe of What Investment
James Luke, Commodities fund manager at Schroders, believes now is a good tThursday, April 6, 2017 |
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| Mark O'Byrne - gold.ie |
| Silver Set For All Time Record Quarterly Close… |
| Gold and silver have consolidated on yesterday's gains as inflation, geopolitical and eurozone debt concerns support. Silver has risen above its 31-year record closing price of yesterday and looks set to target new record nominal intraday highs above $38.16/oz.
'Poor man's gold' is set for a record nominal quarterly close which will be bullish technically and set silver up to target the psychological resistance at $40/oz and then the nominal high of $50.Thursday, March 31, 2011 |
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 | Peter Degraaf |
| A Golden Star is (about to be) Born |
| Thursday, October 22, 2009 |
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 | Gary Dorsch - SirChartsAlot |
| How High can Shanghai Red-chips Fly - Chinese Red-chips |
| "There is a bubble growing. Investors should be concerned about the risks," warned
Cheng Siwei, the vice-chairman of the National People's Congress in an interview
with the Financial Times on January 31st. "But in a bull market, people will
invest relatively irrationally. Every investor thinks they can win. But many
will end up losing. But that is their risk and their choice," warned Cheng.
Cheng's attempt to talk down the high flying Shanghai red-chip market in late
January, by plantiFriday, October 12, 2007 |
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| Gary Dorsch - SirChartsAlot |
| Chinese Red-chips Soar into Orbit, is Gold Next |
| 2006 was a year of extreme volatility in the global money markets. Once again,
the biggest stock market winners were the emerging giants of Brazil, China,
India, and Russia, the so-called BRIC countries. Together, the BRIC account
for 50% of the world's population, yet their rapidly growing economies account
for only 13% of global economic output. The four emerging markets have been
star performers, while European, Japanese and the US markets lag behind their
blazing trail.
The globaWednesday, December 27, 2006 |
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