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Gold Continues Bullish Trend, Eyes US$2,700 Mark
Business TodayNov 21 01:25 ET
Risk aversion demand has "ignited" the gold bulls, causing gold prices to rise for four consecutive days!
The price of gold at $3,000 will 'look very cheap' in 3 to 4 years.
Gelonghui FinanceNov 20 22:39 ET
Gold will continue to shine! Commodity experts: Gold prices will hit new highs repeatedly in the first year of "Trump 2.0"!
①csi commodity equity index expert Jeffrey Christian expects the price of gold to reach a new historical high by the end of January next year, as significant uncertainty in the "Trump 2.0" policy will lead investors to flock to gold and other defensive assets for safety. ②He believes that the recent decline in gold prices may be due to some investors taking profits.
cls.cnNov 20 20:34 ET
GLD ETF Gains 0.6%
Dow JonesNov 20 16:35 ET
Gold Price Surge on Risk Aversion and Overcome Strong USD
FXStreetNov 20 15:55 ET
Buy Gold After Its Pullbacks - Because It May Hit $3,000 in 2025
MarketWatchNov 20 14:35 ET

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Macquarie Warrants Malaysia

Oct 20 20:55

🟢New Green Pentagons on Warrant Heatmap

• The Warrant Heatmap showcases the appearances of Green Pentagons over underlyings such as SPDR Gold Trust (GLDHK; stock code 2840 HK), Public Bank (PBBANK), RHB Bank (RHBBANK) and Tenaga Nasional (TENAGA), among others.
• Last week, GLDHK was up 3.5% to HKD1,942.00 while local underlyings such as PBBANK, RHBBANK and TENAGA were up by 6.0%, 2.7% and 1.5% respectively.
• Investors can refer to the heatmap pentagon alert on our homepage which shows all un...

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Macquarie Warrants Malaysia

Aug 25 23:34

🥇Gold price gains following Powell’s speech

•Gold continued to rise following Fed Chair Jerome Powell's indication in his Jackson Hole speech last Friday that the time for interest rate cuts has arrived.
•The SPDR® Gold Trust (GLDHK; 2840 HK) is up 0.7% to HKD1,811 as at 10.45AM this morning, 3.7% higher month-to-date.
•The GLDHK is an exchange traded fund (ETF) with shares listed on the Hong Kong exchange. It is designed to reflect the price performance of the gold bullion as it tracks the LBMA ...

Payrolls revised downward: Where are U.S. stocks headed?

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Macquarie Warrants Malaysia

Aug 19 02:06

🧮Asian markets on the move

🎎The Nikkei 225 Index (NIKKEI) is down 1.8% this afternoon, with the SGX Nikkei 225 September futures currently trading 2.3% lower at 37,170 as at 2:30pm, as the Yen rebounded against the greenback, weighing on technology and exporters stocks.
•Investors may gain leveraged exposure to the Japan market with Macquarie's focus NIKKEI call (NIKKEI-CI and NIKKEI-CH) and put warrants (NIKKEI-HE). Check out their live matrix here.
💹Shares of S P Setia (SPSETIA) traded highe...

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Macquarie Warrants Malaysia

Jul 29 21:37

Trade warrants over the SPDR® Gold Trust – leverage the gold bullion market!

The SPDR® Gold Trust (“GLDHK”; stock code 2840 HK) is an exchange traded fund (ETF) with shares listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. It is designed to reflect the price performance of the gold bullion as it tracks the LBMA Gold Price PM. The GLDHK offers investors exposure to the gold bullion market without having to take physical delivery of gold, and the ability to buy and sell that interest through an ex...

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Moomoo Research

Apr 17 21:22

Columns Diversifying Investments in Times of Turmoil: A Comprehensive Guide

With recent turbulent changes on the world stage, it is difficult to predict what may happen. Conflict in the Middle East continues to escalate, while the Horn of Africa faces severe humanitarian crises. The resurgence of left-wing politics in Latin America is met with right-wing opposition, and economic and security challenges in Asia present a shifting landscape. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine remains unresolve...

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Iran-Israel tensions: What's your hedging assets?

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