Gold Will Continue To Glitter

By Faisal Humayun: Gold has been in news with the precious metal touching record highs (above $ 1,900 an ounce). Post that, gold has seen a steep correction of almost 11% in a matter of few trading days. There is no doubt that the precious metal was overbought and overdue for a correction.

By Faisal Humayun: Gold has corrected by 17% after peaking out at $1,895 in September 2011. Notable investors like George Soros, Julian Robertson and Allianz's PIMCO have turned bearish on the precious metal and reduced their stakes in gold. Amidst this bearishness, I would like to discuss the reasons for holding on to gold for long-term and using the current correction as a buying opportunity.

By Faisal Humayun: With long-term Treasury bond yields at record lows, one can say that the bull market for Treasury bonds has not ended. However, this article brings forward points to prove that the bull market for U.S. government bonds is over and interest rates should start to trend higher from here. Also discussed are the investment options and strategies assuming that the bull market for Treasuries is over.

Faisal Humayun submits: This article looks into the factors impacting the short to medium term trend for commodities. Over the long-term, there is no doubt in my mind that every portfolio should have commodities and commodity related stocks for long-term. With the demand for commodities driven by 2.5 billion Chinese and Indians, the current bull run for commodities is still at a relatively early stage.

This report was sent to subscribers on September 8, 2010.  Join our free mailing list to receive this actionable info 48 hours before the public… EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: • Retail and institutional investors are losing faith in fiat currencies.

The U.S. government posted a record $1.4 trillion deficit in the 2009 fiscal year that ended in September, as tax revenues plunged and spending soared. The Fed is unlikely to raise interest rates for the better part of 2010, as they fear doing anything to upset the fragile recovery taking place in the US economy.

By Faisal Humayun: Mr. Ben S. Bernanke lived up to the expectation of the gold bugs by launching a massive QE3 program. The dollar weakened and gold surged after the announcement.This article discusses the outlook for gold keeping in mind the most recent quantitative easing program, the fiscal cliff and the probability of a global recession.

By CommodityHQ: By Jared Cummans