N nazzdack Oct 15, 2007 #2 The correct answer is (c).........Neither. Precious metals are liquidity-driven and should correlate closely to the S&P and Dow Jones.
The correct answer is (c).........Neither. Precious metals are liquidity-driven and should correlate closely to the S&P and Dow Jones.
M Mr. Moneypenny Oct 26, 2007 #3 Quote from nazzdack: The correct answer is (c).........Neither. Precious metals are liquidity-driven and should correlate closely to the S&P and Dow Jones. More... if SP500, Indu go up so do the precious metals?
Quote from nazzdack: The correct answer is (c).........Neither. Precious metals are liquidity-driven and should correlate closely to the S&P and Dow Jones. More... if SP500, Indu go up so do the precious metals?
Bowgett Oct 26, 2007 #4 Quote from Mr. Moneypenny: if SP500, Indu go up so do the precious metals? More... Yes
M Mr. Moneypenny Oct 26, 2007 #5 Quote from Bowgett: Yes More... is there a reason for this correlation? I heard that precious metals are a "safe haven" if the stock market crashes and not if it rallies...
Quote from Bowgett: Yes More... is there a reason for this correlation? I heard that precious metals are a "safe haven" if the stock market crashes and not if it rallies...
E ess1096 Oct 27, 2007 #7 Quote from Mr. Moneypenny: is there a reason for this correlation? I heard that precious metals are a "safe haven" if the stock market crashes and not if it rallies... More... Actually, they are more of a hedge against inflation, or the falling dollar, than they are against the stock market.
Quote from Mr. Moneypenny: is there a reason for this correlation? I heard that precious metals are a "safe haven" if the stock market crashes and not if it rallies... More... Actually, they are more of a hedge against inflation, or the falling dollar, than they are against the stock market.