Gold Price Forecast 2013 Summary Report- Atlas Pulse downgraded its call on gold
three times this year. The first was at the beginning of January, the second in
February and once the price broke below $1,550 in April, we made our final
downgrade to bear market. Our customers have been made aware of the dangers of
holding gold in 2013 right from the very start. As things stand, we remain
bearish but as of the sharp drop to $1,180 on 28th June 2013, we
forecast a bear market rally as the market was heavily oversold. This may seem
significant but we don’t believe it will manage to turn around this bear market
quite yet. For that, we need to see a peak in the dollar, rising inflation and
some stress in the stock market.
Gold is a timeless asset
that has a history of maintaining its purchasing power throughout the ages. If
you are reading this, you will already know that, but over any given investment
time horizon, gold has significant price swings that are often bullish, as
inflation is normally positive, but at other times, can be bearish, as gold can
anticipate more inflation that actually occurs. Atlas Pulse gives clear signals
that will guide you on how to trade your position.
By a tried and tested
process, this report guides you as to when ‘bull market’ signals are warranted
and additional positions in gold should be added; that occurs when the risks of
holding gold are low, and the rewards are high.
In addition, we issue
‘strong bull market’ signals that state when conditions are as good as they get
and there is the potential for significant profits. Finally, we ease back to
‘neutral’ or ‘bear market’ when the risks are too high and the rewards are
paltry. The age-old lesson is that when it all seems too good to be true, it
probably is.
The investment process
follows three core ideas that examine interest rates, inflation, long-term
price trends, currency trends and the behaviour of risky assets such as the
stock market. We believe that gold cannot be analysed in isolation, as all
asset classes are competing for investors’ attention. So if the stock market is
rallying strongly due to a strong economy, gold is less attractive. Under these
circumstances, investors should hold no more than their core position in gold.
However, when interest rates are below the rate of inflation and the stock
market is troubled, then a larger position in gold makes good sense. That
position size is also determined by secondary factors such as examining the
behaviour of the crowd, studying relationships against other commodities and
analysing gold’s volatility and price trends. These are all brought together to
give you the best, and most timely, analysis on the market.
Atlas Pulse provides clear
monthly signals that will help you to decide how much gold to hold at any given
time. Our analysis is based upon factual studies and research that have
observed the gold market over the past 40 years. Behind the scenes is an
extensive network of experts who are contributing thoughts and ideas for your
benefit. We are delighted to share this breadth and depth of experience with
you, so that that you can make more informed decisions, and grow your wealth
and physical gold holdings, over time.
This bear market will be
over within a year. The opportunity to invest in gold, silver and gold shares
will make a real difference. If you want to know which one to choose from
first, and when to buy, then Atlas Pulse will help you to make more informed
decisions. Click here to
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