http://illuminatisilver.comToday is Tuesday 7th August 2018 and we are going to highlight what we believe will be the influences on the Gold price for the remainder of 2018 and where we predict prices will end up at the end of the year. This as with our Silver assessment is a two-part video with part 2 being published on Thursday.
At the time of publishing, gold prices currently stand at $1,212 an ounce some 4% or $48 down on exactly a year ago and down some 8% or $100 lower since the start of 2018. So, as we highlighted in our recent silver videos published a couple of days ago, 2018 has also proven to be a lacklustre year for gold so far.
In 2018, prices have oscillated between about $1,312 and $1,360 per ounce quite a tight margin of just 4%. If we compare this with 2017 (and we admit 2018 is by no means over as yet) we saw a price swing from a low of $1,151 to a high of $1350 and the price of gold actually rose that year by a very respectable $145 or 12.65%.
So, what have been and may continue to be the influences on the gold price in 2018?
Now clearly equity investment carries potential high risk, and cryptocurrency investment to many is a down right gamble and so, particularly the latter, has been the depository for what we call ‘hot money’ that’s flexible high risk or easily moveable investment money as opposed to stolen money – though one never knows for sure. So, whereas perhaps these funds, or certainly a proportion of them, would have traditionally moved into precious metals, they have been diverted elsewhere, and therefore one should not be surprised to see that the physical demand for gold and silver for investment purposes has declined in recent years.
The general picture for gold therefore; has been one of supply being higher than demand, attractive alternative investment choices being readily available to mop up those funds which could have been directed towards gold, demand for coins and bars falling and interest rates on a rising trend, but despite this, average prices holding up relatively well when normally under these circumstances they would be expected to fall quite significantly.
So, has gold actually bottomed out in US dollar terms? Is the only direction from here up? What is going to happen to gold prices in 2018? We shall cover this in our next video which will be published on Thursday.
Please view our recent videos:
What will happen to Silver Prices by the end of 2018 (Part 1 of 2)
https://youtu.be/6DN-0Jbrhv8What will happen to Silver Prices by the end of 2018 (Part 2 of 2)
https://youtu.be/d52YYGijGQsGold and Silver weekly Update – w/e 3rd August 2018
https://youtu.be/XC79CfLVyIYGold falls below $1250 and silver below $16
https://youtu.be/L5CmhoSDV50Copper – Its History and Prospects as an Investment Opportunity in 2018
https://youtu.be/JsIHjG3t7vQGold falls below $1300 – will it fall further?
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