Sean Brodrick

Gold got goosed 2 weeks in a row. Last week, it shot up $39 an ounce. That came on the heels of a $24 move the previous week. Could gold go higher from here?

A look at a trade with a 5-year track record of 100% success, although that doesn't necessarily guarantee future success. But there is more than one way to play this trade.

Sure, the market could weaken in the short term, but pullbacks are buying opportunities. And there's a secret boost for consumer spending going forward that you can profit from.

Usually when the U.S. government is in crisis, the price of gold moves higher, instead it's down. What's going on and what's the long-term potential?

Investors can be split over the worthiness of investing in gold, but there are three forces to keep an eye on that could light a fire under the price of gold over time.

It sure looks like gold is ready to rally. In fact, if gold were a rocket, it would be on the launch pad with smoke coming out of the engine. Here are five reasons to be bullish on gold.