Time To Lock In Some Profits On Gold
Gold has been on a tear this year so far, as you can see by the Sprott Physical Gold Trust (NYSE:PHYS) chart below.
(The picture is almost exactly the same for the more popular SPDR Gold Trust (ARCA:GLD), but ZeroHedge readers prefer PHYS).
Trends Toward Peace And Disinflation
Nevertheless, several different trends emerged this week that may be bearish for gold:
How To Lock In Gold Gains
If you are a conservative investor, the simplest way to lock in some of your gold gains would be to sell some gold. If you’d rather not sell, you can also hedge, by using a gold-tracking ETF with options traded on it such as GLD. Currently, the cost of hedging against large declines in gold is extremely cheap.
For More Aggressive Investors
If you’re a more aggressive investor, you might consider expanding your horizons beyond precious metals. We’ve had some success this week with our defined-risk options trades, for example.
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