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After gold's big plunge, here's what history shows could happen next
Gold prices fell again on Wednesday, a day after posting their biggest one-day drop in over a decade - yet history shows that the plunge is more likely to be followed by a modest move higher. Gold for December delivery (GCZ25) (GC00), the most active contract, had rallied 56% for the year through Tuesday's session. It peaked at $4,398 per ounce in Monday intraday trading as investors searched for safe havens from economic uncertainty, inflation risks and simmering U.S.-China trade tensions. Then on Tuesday, the precious metal plunged by 5.7% to end at $4,109.10 per ounce as "gold tourists" - or investors who bought ... (full story)