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Gold's next move: History, logic, and intermarket relationships
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AT-December 2006-2
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Some markets have dubious ties to gold, but a handful - especially when used together - show potential as trading signals.
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Detailed Description
In a sense, gold is a war child. As a portable store of wealth, the demand for gold — and thus its price — tends to rise in times of war, fear of war, fear of confiscation, and during "flights to safety" when investors dump riskier investments for more conservative ones. For most of recorded history, gold prices have been dormant except during such times of fear.
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