The best time to buy is when things are cheap. And right now, gold is cheap.

Shareholders are fuming. Gold miners can no longer rely on an ever-rising product price to keep them afloat. But here’s why now could be the time to buy..

The Aussie dollar gold price could be well supported going forward. Keeping an eye on those trends in gold and waiting for the right time to strike could lead to a great long term buying opportunity.

Asia’s frantic gold buying raises a legitimate question. What happened to the ‘gold is dead’ meme from the week of the crash?

The bear market has gold bugs reaching for the Dramamine. But we reached for the telephone instead and dialed legendary investment guru Jim Rogers.

This will be something to tell the grandkids. The move in gold was successfully delivered as the ultimate conviction-tester for gold investors.

Last week prices plummeted for gold, silver, platinum, oil and more. It was a market-wide retreat – helped along by the ‘usual suspect’ market movers.

Buy the gold and be done with it. Next comes the important bit — picking dividend stocks.

The gold price makes a major move to the downside…Why this price won’t last….The opportunity you can take…

If you’ve ever thought about buying gold, but never quite got round to it — in the space of a week, the market just gave you three huge reasons to ‘back up the truck’.

Investors have yet to flock to gold as safe havens from currency chaos. But with central banks stuck in a cycle of easing, investors will position themselves accordingly.

When journalists start bagging out gold, you know it’s time to think about buying gold. They have an uncanny knack of getting gold’s next move 100% wrong.

If I’m China, some gold is better than no gold. I’d rather have 100 percent gold-backed currency, but if I can’t get currency backed at 100 percent I’ll take 50 percent, I’ll take 20 percent. I’ll take whatever’s better than zero, which is where China’s current holdings of US Treasuries stand.

It’s great to see the market so deliciously bearish on gold right now. If this pattern repeats, get ready for a chunky move in gold very soon.

Is the Buffet play for Heinz a harbinger of better days ahead for stock markets generally, versus the future fortunes of the world’s flinty gold buyers?

These ‘top secret indicators’ are shouting that the gold supply has dried up. No one is selling. And if the market wants more, the market has to start paying far more for it.

Since 2000, the price of gold has outperformed the price of Berkshire Hathaway stock by over 300%. No particular surprise, then, that he should hate the stuff.

No matter how you slice it, Germany’s request for its gold does not bode well for the future of the US dollar.

Gold is the bedrock of the financial system. It supports everything else, even paper money. That’s why you should buy gold as part of your investment strategy.

This frustrating period of going nowhere continues for gold investors. 2013 continues in the vein of 2012. Gold is being left behind by other markets. Can we expect more of the same for the rest of the year?

Gold bullion, gold stocks or no gold at all? I put that question to Real Asset Returns Editor Peter Krauth last week. You see, there’s a lot of interest in investing in gold right now. Or perhaps I should say that there’s a lot of interest in what gold might do.

The single biggest reason why gold could have a big start to 2013: Gold closely follows the US debt level.

As we’ve always said about gold, we consider it an insurance policy. Just because we didn’t have a car accident yesterday, doesn’t mean we’ll cancel our car insurance policy today. But there’s another reason why the gold price has held up, and why it will soon hotfoot it higher again.