The Price of Gold Is Skyrocketing: Why The Gold Bull Market Isn’t Over
In March of this year, the price of gold per ounce hit an all-time high of $1,030.80.
On August 15th, gold hit a nine-month low of $773.
That’s a correction of 25%!
In just one month alone - from July 15th to August 19th - gold has fallen 20%.
Now, that’s just downright scary! I know there’s a lot of gold investors out there that are probably wondering if the gold bull market is over. At this point, you’re probably fed up and are thinking seriously of dumping whatever hard assets you have.
I’m going to provide you with a little bit of historical gold trivia that I hope will reassure you.
So, take a deep breath. Relax. And keep reading.
It may be comforting to know that the last great gold bull market of the 1970’s was also interrupted by similar corrections.
1. In November of 1978, gold had a 20% correction.
2. In October 1979, gold lost 13% in four days!
3. Gold had a horrendous correction in 1975, falling 50% from $200 per ounce to $100 in 1976.
At that time, everyone proclaimed that the bull market in gold was over. As gold investors well know, the price of gold continued its climb over the course of the next few years, not stopping until it hit $850 in 1980.
Okay, I know what you are thinking.
That was then. This is now.
Ah, but even in the current bull market, gold has had corrections similar to what we are experiencing now.
1. In the summer of 2006, gold fell 21%.
2. But by the end of 2007, gold had risen 45%.
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