黄金今天盘前创52周新低
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好像跌到1198了，基本见底了，成本1100左右。
中国实物黄金需求旺盛，印度政府为了平衡贸易，加关税抑制黄金进口但不会是长期政策。
中国实物黄金需求旺盛，印度政府为了平衡贸易，加关税抑制黄金进口但不会是长期政策。
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118x a moment ago. will go down to at least below 1150 for this trend.
interesting thing is silver, below 19 for the first time since... i don't even remember when.
中国实物黄金需求至少要到中国新年前10到15天才会启动。所以至少还有两个礼拜不会有振奋的消息。印度卢比贬了那么多，比黄金还多，对印度人来说黄金没跌还涨了。印度行情等郁金香节再看吧。
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Gold sees biggest annual loss in 3 decades
[URL='http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/XAU%3D']Gold's loss of luster in 2013 will be confirmed on Tuesday as the precious metal registers its worst annual fall in over 30 years, after investors spent 2013 moving their money into equities.
Gold staged a modest rebound to $1,198.80 per ounce by 9.00 a.m. London time on Tuesday. But any late gains weren't enough to hide a disastrous year for the precious metal, often bought as a safe haven asset during market turbulence, which is heading for its biggest annual decline since 1981.
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And 2014 is not shaping up to be a vintage year for the metal, according to market watchers.
"It's going down further," Nick Hungerford, chief executive and founder of investment management company Nutmeg, told CNBC Tuesday.
"We think next year gold could hit $1,000 an ounce and that will just be a continuation of a trend which is forced and forced and forced by more people wanting to get back into equities and out of commodities."
(Read more: Contrarian view:Why gold will recover in 2014)
The price of gold has fallen by around 28 percent since beginning the year at $1,697.70 per ounce. Prices are sharply lower than all-time highs above $1,900 in 2011, when a worsening debt crisis in Europe sparked buying of safe haven assets. Gold enjoyed gains of nearly 30 percent in 2007, 2009 and 2010. In the 10 years up until last December, gold has surged around 400 percent, with the help of low interest rates, extra liquidity from the U.S. Federal Reserve, and concerns over the global economy.
The metal has traditionally had an inverse relationship to interest rates, with demand for the precious metal increasing when rates are low, as they currently are, and is often seen as a hedge against inflation.
December 2012 was seen as a key turning point for gold prices with the commodity losing its close correlation to Fed policy announcements. On December 12 last year, the Fed announced that it would buy $45 billion in additional Treasurys every month, on top of the $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities it already purchases, taking the total size of its quantitative easing program to $85 billion a month.
While previous quantitative easing announcements had had a positive effect on the price of gold, the precious metal actually posted a surprise fall of 1 percent on the day of the announcement.
(Read more: Platinum may be a bright spot in 2014)
Precious metals,a viable alternative currency?)
Roger Nightingale, an economist at RDN Associates - who was bearish on gold throughout 2013 - argues that it could fall even further.
"I think it could go to $500 quite easily before it turns up again," he said. "It has no yield, all I'm doing is buying it on the basis that somebody else would want to buy it at a higher price in the future. And once you've got a significantly long downtrend the majority of people stop thinking that somebody's going to bail them out at the higher price."
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[URL='http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/XAU%3D']Gold's loss of luster in 2013 will be confirmed on Tuesday as the precious metal registers its worst annual fall in over 30 years, after investors spent 2013 moving their money into equities.
Gold staged a modest rebound to $1,198.80 per ounce by 9.00 a.m. London time on Tuesday. But any late gains weren't enough to hide a disastrous year for the precious metal, often bought as a safe haven asset during market turbulence, which is heading for its biggest annual decline since 1981.
Getty Images
And 2014 is not shaping up to be a vintage year for the metal, according to market watchers.
"It's going down further," Nick Hungerford, chief executive and founder of investment management company Nutmeg, told CNBC Tuesday.
"We think next year gold could hit $1,000 an ounce and that will just be a continuation of a trend which is forced and forced and forced by more people wanting to get back into equities and out of commodities."
(Read more: Contrarian view:Why gold will recover in 2014)
The price of gold has fallen by around 28 percent since beginning the year at $1,697.70 per ounce. Prices are sharply lower than all-time highs above $1,900 in 2011, when a worsening debt crisis in Europe sparked buying of safe haven assets. Gold enjoyed gains of nearly 30 percent in 2007, 2009 and 2010. In the 10 years up until last December, gold has surged around 400 percent, with the help of low interest rates, extra liquidity from the U.S. Federal Reserve, and concerns over the global economy.
The metal has traditionally had an inverse relationship to interest rates, with demand for the precious metal increasing when rates are low, as they currently are, and is often seen as a hedge against inflation.
December 2012 was seen as a key turning point for gold prices with the commodity losing its close correlation to Fed policy announcements. On December 12 last year, the Fed announced that it would buy $45 billion in additional Treasurys every month, on top of the $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities it already purchases, taking the total size of its quantitative easing program to $85 billion a month.
While previous quantitative easing announcements had had a positive effect on the price of gold, the precious metal actually posted a surprise fall of 1 percent on the day of the announcement.
(Read more: Platinum may be a bright spot in 2014)
Precious metals,a viable alternative currency?)
Roger Nightingale, an economist at RDN Associates - who was bearish on gold throughout 2013 - argues that it could fall even further.
"I think it could go to $500 quite easily before it turns up again," he said. "It has no yield, all I'm doing is buying it on the basis that somebody else would want to buy it at a higher price in the future. And once you've got a significantly long downtrend the majority of people stop thinking that somebody's going to bail them out at the higher price."
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你这超短线不好弄啊。我也究诘的很呢，大盘基本面应该是大涨，但技术上应该回调，是买是卖头疼。
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CFC各位财专，百忙中给看一眼，这2014清单对白吃们来说还算是靠谱指南么？ 在线等啊。
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-雅培制药(Abbott Labs)
-美国运通(American Express)
-Automatic Data Processing
-伯克希尔哈撒韦(Berkshire Hathaway )
-迪士尼(Disney )
-GAP
-强生(Johnson & Johnson )
-麦肯锡(McKesson )
-Paychex
-百事(PepsiCo )
-辉瑞制药(Pfizer )
-菲利普莫里斯国际公司
-Union Pacific
