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Goldmoney Inc T.XAU

Alternate Symbol(s):  XAUMF

Goldmoney Inc. is a Canada-based company, which specializes in the investment and custody of enduring real assets. Through its subsidiaries, the Company offers precious metals trading services to clients, including secure custody and storage solutions. It also maintains diversified interests in property investment and jewelry manufacturing. The Company’s segments include Goldmoney.com, and Goldmoney Properties Limited. The Goldmoney.com segment is an online platform that provides clients with access to their Holding to purchase and sell physical precious metals and arrange for their custody and storage. Goldmoney Properties Limited is a United Kingdom-based entity established to acquire long-life property assets with secure long-term income streams. Goldmoney Properties Limited owns six properties totaling 423,087 square feet (GIA) with annual contracted net rental income of £6.8 million ($11.8 million). Its subsidiaries include Goldmoney BVI Inc., Goldmoney Vault Inc., and others.


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Post by GrandpaBrianon Oct 02, 2015 11:10am
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Changing Markets and the Price of Gold

Changing Markets and the Price of Gold
As the chart of gold prices after the Financial Crisis of 2007-08 shows, the gold price really didn't take off until the beginning of 2009. Why the delay? I suppose that it takes some time for normally bullish investors to accept that the party is really over. Human nature and Wall Street like it best when stocks prices go up. It took millions of people losing their jobs and their homes to convince the average investor that things were indeed very bad.

Are we now back to such a point of distress in both the markets and the economy? If so, when will we see gold prices move solidly back to the upside? Gold had a nice pop today but history suggests that the real trend will start later in 2016.
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