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after seeing its biggest drop in 30 years
and a recent seven-session slide
on GLD – the longest since the start
of the financial crisis – it's easy to see
why bears have become so
vocal.
At the same time, as Jeff Clark, senior editor of BIG GOLD,
and others at
Casey reported, China's central bank has snapped up $3
billion worth of
bullion in two short months this year. And investors in
many countries,
including India, are paying huge premiums per ounce on
bullion.
What's more, there's been unprecedented
demand for physical gold at both
the retail and wholesale levels,
despite all the "gold is dead" talk out there.
So what are you to believe? Have we been wrong about gold?
And most important, what trends will make or break gold prices in 2013 and beyond?
Man samlar Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's Mad Money and chairman of TheStreet.com, Eric Sprott, former Goldman Sachs partner Steven Feldman, former Goldcorp CEO Rob McEwen, Doug Casey och Jeff Clark som ska
debattera läget nu runt guldet.
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