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David Zeiler writes:
Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) must really want to buy more gold; this week it repeated yet again its forecast for gold prices in 2014 to drop to $1,050 an ounce.
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article45233.html
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Goldman and Gold Prices: A Shady History
Let's first look at some of Goldman's gold price forecasts over the past few years and how they panned out.
For example, back in 2007, Goldman was bearish on gold, telling its clients to sell. In fact, Goldman declared selling gold in 2008 one of its Top 10 tips of the year.
Of course, gold prices rose 12.2% in 2008 and another 23.4% in 2009.
By November 2011, Goldman was actually bullish on gold prices - it raised its target to $1,930 an ounce about one month after gold prices had peaked.
By May 2012, with gold prices below $1,600, Goldman adjusted its bullish target to $1,840 an ounce. Gold prices did rise slightly after that, but never made it to $1,800, and thereafter started a precipitous decline.
By December 2012 - when gold prices were trading in the neighborhood of $1,700, Goldman revised its forecast to $1,800. Six months later gold prices were slipping toward $1,200.
Goldman finally reversed course in February 2013, beginning its string of bearish forecasts that have continued to the present.
That's actually good news for gold prices, as Goldman always seems to be late figuring out where gold is headed.
't is natuurlijk niet dat ze dom zijn, 't is gewoon zuiver leugen en bedrog en manipulatie om grof geld te verdienen :
A zeggen en B handelen !