The Trader's Great Gold Rush: Must-Have Methods for Trading and Investing in the Gold Market (Wiley Trading)
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THE TRADER'S GREAT GOLD RUSH
"James DiGeorgia is the best expert I know when it comes to investing in gold bullion. ¿This is not your father's gold market anymore, so getting the right information from the right people is key to helping you succeed as a gold investor."—Tom Mcclellan, Editor, The McClellan Market Report, ¿#1 Ranked Ten-Year Gold Timer (1999-2008)¿
"James DiGeorgia is a stalwart of precious metals. He draws on a lifetime of interest and commitment in The Trader's Great Gold Rush to inform you about 'tricks of the trade' that will come in handy as you seek to protect yourself from the looming solvency crisis of the U.S. government. This is a good book. But you have to read it now. Don't wait for the movie."—JAMES DAVIDSON, founder, Agora, Inc., and Editor, Strategic Investment
Throughout history, gold has been a safe haven in times of political and economic crisis. Right now, gold's fundamentals are remarkably strong, says veteran commodities market analyst James DiGeorgia. In fact, gold is poised to boom—reaching, DiGeorgia predicts, as high as $2,500.
From the fundamentals of investing in the gold market to the 17 common pitfalls to avoid, The Trader's Great Gold Rush tells you everything you need to know to take advantage of the coming surge in gold.
This is the perfect time to invest in gold.
And this book will show you how.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #193467 in Books
- Published on: 2009-10-05
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Hardcover
- 288 pages
Features
- ISBN13: 9780470431320
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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From the Inside Flap
Will gold hit $2,500?
In a time when most investments are crumbling into dust, one investment still holds its luster: gold.
In The Trader's Great Gold Rush, veteran commodities market analyst James DiGeorgia explains why gold is poised to boom—possibly going as high as $2,500—and explains what you need to know in order to take advantage of the coming surge in gold.
Gold's fundamentals are strong, even after years of rising prices, DiGeorgia argues. Gold is a com-modity, with inherent value immune from government depreciation, corporate misbehavior, wartime disruptions, whatever. Because gold is priced in dollars, its price will rise as the dollar weakens. And, time after time throughout history, gold has been a safe haven in times of political and economic crisis. Even during the Great Depression, when everything else deflated, gold went up by over 88 percent! With supply declining and demand rising, this is a perfect time to invest in gold, says DiGeorgia.
In straightforward language supported by solid research, he covers everything regarding the current bull market in gold, from basic supply and demand fundamentals and mining to the rise of gold ETFs in the market.
You'll learn how to capitalize on current conditions through the use of technical analysis and how to use trends and moving average lines to decide when to enter and exit the gold market. You'll also explore diverse ways to invest and trade in gold stocks; domestic, foreign, and even ancient gold coins; gold mutual funds; and to intelligently hedge and speculate with futures and options in the gold market.
One doesn't just jump into gold blithely. In fact, this book outlines seventeen of the greatest pitfalls that investors and traders face in the gold market—and details just how you can avoid them.
So will gold go to $2,500? Very likely, says DiGeorgia. And you can be there when it does, with the help of this guide.
About the Author
James Digeorgia is the founder and publisher of the Gold & Energy Advisor (GoldandEnergyAdvisor.com) newsletter. He also edits and publishes SuperstockInvestor.com and GoldandEnergyOptionsTrader.com. DiGeorgia is often quoted in the media, including the New York Times, Time magazine, and Barron's, and is a frequent guest on PBS (Wealth & Wisdom) and Fox as a market analyst. He has self-published three books: The New Bull Market in Gold, The Rise of Gold in the 21st Century, and The Global War for Oil.
Customer Reviews
The BEST book on buying/sell gold out there!!!
So why on earth did I give it 3 stars, lets take a look at some of the other books out there first to see why it's the best. The two main books out there are listed in bundle of books customers usually buy together, "GoldWatcher" and "RichDad adviser series"..........Gold Watcher was a long boring book that referenced everything under the sun, but references died upon talking about investing. It didn't give you any follow up research in technical or fundamental analysis how too type stuff. The authors left out so much information on subjects because you could tell they were making serious money off clients who were using thier services(which they shamelessly plugged the entire book), and didn't want to actually tell people how to invest. And the RichDad series book is just an intro to the world of gold, everyone should read it, but it doesn't even begin to teach you anything about investing solo style.
And finally we get to this book, the author seems to have covered everything he could think of, what to buy, what not to buy, when to sell, how to sell, formulas, yada yada.........He did the best he could. But the problem is.........
1. He really needs to learn how to reference stuff, I wanted to follow up on so much of his stuff but just couldn't, because if he didn't have to legally reference something, then he didn't.
2. His technical analysis course was a good try, but seriously though, dedicating a couple pages to a subjects that entire books are written on is just a waste. He gets marked down for trying to do it himself and not referring his readers to more talented easier to understand books.
3. There are several subjects of study that he mentions but never actually expands on, and never gives advice on where to look for research.
So these are my problems I have with the book. In a room full of zero's this ones the 6 out of 10. The book gets major credit for truly being the only one stop shop book around for gold, because while others claim to do the same, they simply don't. You could read this book and this one alone and not loose your shirt, and even make money on the process. But really in order to be a good independent investor you need to read books in straight fundamentals, technical analysis, and on. Hard work really is the key, and not just one book.



