When world economic markets start to teeter, we naturally see a rise in the price of gold. This is because investors see gold as a commodity that represents stability. Regardless of what happens to economies at home and across the globe, gold has guaranteed value. As you've probably noticed in the news,
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Gold closes the day going into Thanksgiving at just short of the next milepost above: $1192.40. Experts say we are at the start of what might be termed a "gold bull market" that can be expected to last several years. Here at applesofgold.com, we certainly expect it will hit the $1200 mark within
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With Gold over $1,000 per ounce as of September 8, 2009, Apples of Gold has raised its pay-out rate for its cash for gold program.
View Apples of Gold's rates -- payout rates are higher than most popular gold for cash companies and what differentiates Apples of Gold from other companies is transparency:
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Gold, the bellwether of market and economic trends, has opened slightly higher this week. The reason? A somewhat weaker dollar.
There has been a five week slump in gold prices, but as last week closed, the price jumped up by about $24. The precious yellow metal reopened on Monday at $952.40
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