After the recent market crash you must be wondering whether the market is overreacting on the downside. Well, one thing is certain that the current economic data does not make a case for an ongoing recession in the economy. Obviously, we cannot rule out the possibility of the economy heading into recession in near term, but such panic selloffs appear to be overreactions to recent rating downgrade. Sharing few opinions along with my analysis and [...]

Long term investments in Gold have given high returns over the years. Its price has steadily risen over the past decade and the returns have been excellent, averaging a 17% annually. But a big cloud is looming over the mind of these long term investors, is Gold the ultimate bubble as christened by the famous hedge fund investor George Soros.

It’s a general tendency to be tempted to buy something that has more than quadrupled in past ten years. People around the world are chasing the gold glitters with the prices soaring higher. But, is it a bumpy ride, or there is something special about this yellow metal? Picking up from where I left in my earlier post, Today I will share with you my reasoning as why gold should not be classified as an investment. I will also share my views on current gold bubble. How long will the rally last? What will be the impact of crash in gold prices on global economic environment?

Outlook for commodity investments is expected to be trickier all through 2011, but some easy trades are visible in the first quarter with oil and agricultural produce topping traders watch list.

Precious metals are often considered as a better investment option than opting for international currencies and stocks. Gold, silver and platinum are not just preferred because they are precious metals but these are sought after assets as they tend to generate much more stable returns when compared to real estate investments.

Are you prepared to ride your investments safely through the financial turmoil?