0.02Open0.02Pre Close0 Volume7 Open Interest16.50Strike Price0.00Turnover248.74%IV14.70%PremiumNov 1, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier0DDays to Expiry0.02Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.0301Delta0.0411Gamma966.00Leverage Ratio-0.1220Theta0.0000Rho-29.11Eff Leverage0.0005Vega
Barrick Gold Stock Discussion
1.US stocks
If Trump wins, U.S. stocks may see gains in Consumer Discretionary and Communication Services due to expected tax cuts. Energy sector could benefit from increased drilling...
Factors supporting gold
– And concerns are concerns are...
To say that the 2024 US presidential election circuit has been nothing short of unpredictable would be an understatement. Society has never been more divided on wide ranging topics from presidential candidates to economic policies. Hollywood stars and famous figures are also starting to take sides, staking their reputation and fans. With just 2 weeks to go, most opinion polls' margins are razor thin and by any indicatio...
is a chance to dive into the rolling 25-year performance of Gold vs. the S&P 500 since 1978.
But here’s the kicker: no single asset class, especially not Gold, is your golden ticket to investment success. Since 1978, over any rolling 25-year period, gold has only just edged out the S&P 500 when you cherry-pick starting at the Dotcom crash and includes the GFC an...
▶ George H.W. Bush (1989-1993), gold prices fell by 19%, reflecting post-Cold War optimism and economic expansion.
▶ Bill Clinton's era (1993-2001) continued this trend with a further 20% drop, as markets embraced globalisation and stock market booms.
▶ The major inflection point came with George W. Bush (2001-2009), where gold prices soared by 215%, driven ...
What does this mean?
Gold has shot up over 30% this year, which is pretty remarkable considering the US economy has stayed robust and interest rates remained high. If gold’s hitting new all-time highs without a recession on the horizon and other assets offering attractive yields, it’s a sign that investors might be more nervous about the future than they’re...
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