Nicholas Brooks: Beware Fickle Gold Prices

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, expects choppy trading in the gold market to continue but thinks that fundamentals support higher prices over the long term.



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Nicholas Brooks: Spooked Investors Buy Gold

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, says investors are buying gold as a safe haven asset as sovereign debt fears continue to mount.



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Nicholas Brooks: Momentum Moves Gold Prices

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, says the momentum looks good for gold prices, but that platinum and palladium will outshine gold in the short term.




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Nicholas Brooks: High Unemployment Boosts Gold

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, says high unemployment means low rates means high gold prices for the short term.



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Nicholas Brooks: Gold Will Stop Consolidating

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, says that despite their short term consolidation trend, gold prices will move higher over the next few months.



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Nicholas Brooks: Gold Gains Traction

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, argues that although the unemployment data might disappoint in the short term, gold prices could reach new highs in 2010.




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New Video: Gold is Overreacting

Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy for ETF Securities, says investors are spooked by China credit tightening worries and Greece debt fears. Brooks thinks uncertainty is overblown but the gold prices will stay in a tight range.



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