Not too long ago, Gold prices had surged higher, heading up towards $1,930, with seemingly no end in sight, and investors and analysts alike fully expected that a $2,000 record was in the bag. It didn’t quite work out that way, as the shiny stuff it seems is yesterday’s news. Investors are selling off gold like it were toxic, moving instead into assets like equities and bonds – you know, assets that actually pay. Over the past few months, gold has lost 15% of its value, dropping $280 per ounce. Read more