Sentences with phrase «spot gold futures»

One of the most reliable charts to monitor when trading gold ETFs, spot gold futures, or even physical gold coins, is the US Dollar Index ETF ($ UUP).

The two main ETFs we trade are SPDR Gold Trust ($ GLD), which tracks the price of spot gold futures, and Junior Gold Miners ($ GDXJ), which is comprised of a basket of smaller gold mining stocks.

Without even looking at a chart, I can tell you one of the best things about trading a Gold ETF or the spot gold futures is that the shiny yellow metal is typically not closely tied to the day to day movement in the stock market.

One potential ETF trade entry on our radar screen this week is SPDR Gold Trust ($ GLD), a commodity ETF that tracks the price of spot gold futures.

Not exact matches

Spot gold rose for a second session, firming by 0.7 percent to $ 1,313.83 an ounce by by 2:05 p.m. ET, while U.S. gold futures for June delivery settled up $ 7.10 at $ 1,312.70.

Spot gold edged higher by 0.34 percent to $ 1,252.91 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures for June delivery rose $ 2.80 to settle at $ 1,254.

Spot gold ended up 0.04 percent at $ 1,320.31 an ounce at 12:58 p.m. ET, while U.S. gold futures for February delivery were down 0.09 percent at $ 1,321.10.

At last check, spot gold was barely changed at $ 1,172.65 an ounce, while gold futures for August delivery was up 0.05 % to $ 1,172.40 an ounce as of 12:09 p.m. ET today.

Using daily gold bullion spot prices (London fixing) and COMEX gold futures prices during 1981 through 2010 (30 years), along with contemporaneous stock market index and gold jewelry demand data, he finds that: Keep Reading

Using daily gold spot and nearby futures contract prices and the Treasury bill yield (risk - free rate) during November 1978 through March 2010 (377 months), they find that: Keep Reading

Over the past several years the prices of gold futures contracts have generally been very close to the spot price and there have been regular small dips in futures prices to below the spot price, but this situation is a natural and predictable effect of the Fed's unnatural zero - interest - rate policy.

But to somehow put things into context for now, it probably still helps to note that the average daily turnover of physical gold spot contracts on the Shanghai Gold Exchange is over $ 1bn, while an average of about $ 32bn worth of gold futures trade on Comex each gold spot contracts on the Shanghai Gold Exchange is over $ 1bn, while an average of about $ 32bn worth of gold futures trade on Comex each Gold Exchange is over $ 1bn, while an average of about $ 32bn worth of gold futures trade on Comex each gold futures trade on Comex each day.

The main reason, however, is that the difference between the futures price and the spot price is driven by arbitrage and, in all commodity markets except the gold market, the extent to which current production is able to satisfy current demand (in the gold market there can never be a supply shortage because almost all of the gold mined in world history is still available to meet current demand).

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Generally speaking, gold is traded mostly as spot contracts or futures contracts.

It is possible to conduct spot and futures contract trading on gold on the primary futures market: CME, COMEX, CBOT and NYMEX.

To investigate, we relate the return series of three exchange - traded funds: (1) the futures - based PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish (UUP); (2) the spot - based SPDR Gold Shares (GLD); and, (3) the spot - based United States Oil (USO).

If the price in the futures market is greater than the price in the spot market, then there is a profit to carry gold — to buy metal in the spot market and sell a futures contract.

If I hold gold in stock, but sell futures to lock in the price, then co-basis represents the difference between the bid price for spot and the offer price for futures.

Although the main purpose of buying gold is ornamental use, some of them do invest in gold as coins, bullion, buy market shares, and opt for other trading options such as Exchange Traded Funds, Spot contracts, and Future contracts.