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Gold should stay centered around $1,300/oz, not moving more than $50 in either direction, through the end of the year. Forces holding gold within that narrow band include the U.S. Federal Reserve tapering quantitative easing to a point where, possibly in mid-October, asset purchases will end and interest rates will increase.

Pierre Lassonde revolutionized investing with the creation of the first gold royalty company. Three decades later, he is as confident in this model as ever, especially considering the difficulties of the majors in discovering large, high-grade reserves. In this interview with The Gold Report …

With more than 2,000 junior mining companies currently trading, it’s often difficult to sort out the promising gold equities. That’s why The Gold Report talked with Beacon Securities Managing Director and Analyst Michael Curran about some of his favorite ideas to unearth equities that add value and gold exposure to your portfolio.

We have notified our subscribers that this new warrant issued by Brazil Resources, Inc. will begin trading on Monday.

Metals prices have been trading sideways for some time. How can you make gains in your portfolio when commodity prices are in a stalemate?

Despite the ongoing attack of the short-sellers, the fundamentals of gold and silver production are increasingly robust, ROTH Capital’s Joe Reagor tells The Gold Report.

Michael Berry, publisher of Morning Notes, shares two scenarios that could follow an imminent crash and four gold companies that could be perfectly positioned to take advantage of a reset credit market.

Jay Taylor understands why investors in gold and gold equities are consumed with caution. But the publisher and editor of J. Taylor’s Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks and host of the radio show “Turning Hard Times into Good Times” urges them not to lose sight of the big picture.

Despite the recent big gains in gold stocks, company insiders and institutional investors are still 2.5 times more likely to be buyers than sellers. According to Ted Dixon, CEO of INK Research, this shows that those in the know are still quite bullish.