SPDR GOLD SHARES $132.13

down -1.64


18/6/2013 04:18 PM  |  NYSEARCA : GLD  |  Industries :
Last Trade: 132.13
Trade Time: Jun 18 4:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Change: -1.64 (-1.23 %)
Prev Close: 133.77
Open: 132.72
Bid: 132.17
Ask: 132.18
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GLD Stock Analysis

  1. Can the Fed Afford to Keep the Suspense? - Ahead of Wall Street

    (TBT,GLD,SPY,BOND,DIA )
    We may not get a direct answer tomorrow, but the Fed can't afford to keep the market guessing about its future course.

  2. Taper May Not Mean The End of QE, But....... - Ahead of Wall Street

    (TBT,GLD,SPY,DIA )
    The shift in Fed policy will be a vote of confidence in the economy, even though it will result in higher rates.

  3. Credit Suisse Expands Its Commodity ETN Line-Up

    (CSCB,CSCR,GLDI,SLVO )
    With equity markets dropping returns left and right, Credit Suisse’s new launches in the commodity sector are a bright spot in the otherwise gloomy global market outlook. Looking to gain access to the total commodity space, these two new funds could be a strong portfolio hold for overall commodity market exposure .Credit Suisse has already launched two new funds earlier this year–the Gold Shares Covered Call ETN  and Silver Shares Covered Call ETN  –and these two new ETNs will offer a wider range of commodity exposure through different investment strategies .Credit Suisse Commodity Benchmark ETN : This fund will offer exclusively long exposure to a monthly re-balanced portfolio of rolling futures contracts on a wide range of physical commodities, including energy, livestock, agriculture, and both industrial and precious metals.
  4.

    Strong Data Keeps Taper Talk Alive - Ahead of Wall Street

    (TBT,GLD,SPY,DIA )
    This morning's strong Retail Sales and Jobless Claims data is reassuring enough to keep the Taper talk firmly on the table.
  5.

    Sector ETFs: Biggest Winners & Losers YTD

    (BBH,CVOL,EGPT,GEX,GGGG,GLDX,IBB,KBWC,KBWI,KWT,SCIF,SILJ,TAN,VIIX,VXX )
    The last six months have seen both the highest and lowest points in a variety of markets, and a flurry of economic data and announcements have promised to keep the rest of the year just as interesting. As we approach the halfway point for 2013, investors should take a moment to look back at the best performing market sectors so far this year.
  6.

    Market Outlook: Indicator Tells Us Not To Rule Out A Rebound in Gold

    (GLD,SPY )
    Stock markets jumped after the unemployment rate rose on hopes that the Fed will continue pumping up the economy. Those gains may fade this week. What a Difference a Day Makes After a 1.27% gain on Friday, SPDR S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) snapped a two-week losing streak with a gain of 0.83% for the week.
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