The main drivers of gold's remarkable bull run are being joined by a major new source of demand - the appetite of China's middle classes. Dominic Frisby looks at the effect this is likely have on the price of gold.
The Fukushima disaster in Japan means the future for nuclear power is nowhere near as rosy as it was just three months ago. The public doesn't want it. That's very bad news for uranium miners - but it's not the sector's only problem. Dominic Frisby explains.
The dollar is in danger, but is this the endgame? It's broken down through a key level of support. What could save it? What are the implications of further falls? Let's take a look.
Few sectors have been hit harder by the Japan disaster than uranium mining. Many of the smallest stocks have halved in value, and even major players have seen their share prices dive. Dominic Frisby asks: is now the time to buy, or is it still too risky?
For the past century the British pound has been losing its purchasing power hand over fist. Even by the standard of other Western currencies, sterling's performance has been awful, says Dominic Frisby. So what's behind its astonishing fall, and how do you protect your wealth?
Dominic Frisby looks at some key moving averages for gold and gold stocks and argues that not only is the correction normal, we could be a close to a buying opportunity ...
With US house prices down about 25% from their peak, American real estate is looking cheap. But it's still not quite time to buy, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he looks at the real price of US property
Precious metals have had an exceptional 12 months, with the price of gold and silver rocketing. But now we are seeing a correction. Dominic Frisby looks at the phases of a typical gold bull market, and asks where we're likely to see the gold price go from here.
Policy-makers are deliberately devaluing their currencies, which is creating all sorts of distortions. Market ratios can be the lenses which clarify – the de-mister, if you like.
