"...Following the Fed's revival of quantitative easing at the start of this month, "We would prefer the opportunity to accumulate a larger exposure [to gold investment] on substantial price weakness," Hussman adds, noting that "Mining stocks have essentially gone nowhere since May."
"The markets dip in May and come back after the summer," said Swiss-based fund manager Patrick Pittaway of URAM to CityWire last week.
"From today onwards this is the strongest time for gold."
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