Demand for gold grew 16% over the past 12 months to 1,098 tonnes, but prices are still lower from their 52-week high. Why are gold prices going down? More
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Could Gold Lose 40%-50% in Value?
As Europe's debt crisis worsens and as Wall Street madmen nuclear bomb billions on foolish credit trades, the currency of last resort may still be gold. More
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