Gold Trading

Investment Dictionary -> Gold Trading

(Trading Symbol GC) - A precious metal traded on the spot and futures market.
The ‘spot’ price of gold is the going rate for a direct transfer of gold for cash. The current spot price is generally used as the benchmark gold value. The price of gold has an inverse relationship with the USD, meaning that as the gold price rises, the price of the USD falls. This is why buying gold has historically been a good way to hedge against inflation, as the gold value tends to hold over time.

Similar to trading currencies like the sterling pound, gold spot is an “over the counter” market. This means trading does not take place at an exchange, but traders rather come together on their own terms.

Leading expert in the Andrew Maguire. An independent bullion trader and a whistleblower. He notified United States regulators that fraud had been committed, manipulating prices in the international gold and silver market.

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