2. Supply is more in gold and thus liquidity is no problem in this commodity in coming three-month period.
3. However as a commodity trader in bullion market one needs to keep an eye on prices related to U.S. dollar cross rates, crude oil prices and equities which have a deep impact on gold prices.
4. One can trade in gold ETF's and first gold Exchange Traded Fund (or GETF) was launched on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX (2.70 ↑6.30%)) as recently as March 2003. Known as Gold Bullion Securities (GOLD), each share then represented one tenth of an ounce of gold. Not to lose heart as now one can trade at all stock exchanges of world in gold ETFs.
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