Webinar Invitation
Gold Trading Basics
And its Interrelation with Economic, Geopolitical and Other Financial Assets
- Free
- Wednesday 18 December
- 08:30PM Riyadh time
- Online
In this seminar, we will review the basic principles of gold trading and its importance as a safe haven in the financial markets. We will discuss the influential economic factors, such as inflation and interest rates, and how they affect gold prices. We will also discuss the role of geopolitical events in market movements, and the interrelationship between gold and other financial assets such as stocks, bonds and oil. The seminar aims to provide a deep understanding of the dynamics of the gold market and the best trading strategies to achieve success under changing conditions.
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Lecturers
Instructor
Michel Saliby
Senior Market Analyst at FxPro, 13 years of experience in the financial markets
Senior Market Analyst at FxPro, 13 years of experience in the financial markets
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Days Wednesday 18 December From the hour 08:30 PM to 10:30 PM Riyadh time
Date
Wednesday 18 December 08:30 PM
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Duration
120 Minute
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Price
Free
Training content
1. Gold Trading Basics
- Gold as a Safe Haven: Discusses how gold is a hedge against inflation and crises.
- Factors Affecting the Price of Gold:
- Supply and Demand: Includes industrial demand, jewelry, and central bank reserves.
- Interest rates: How they affect the opportunity cost of holding gold.
- US dollar: The inverse relationship between the price of gold and the strength of the dollar.
- Inflation: The role of gold as a hedge against the loss of purchasing power.
- Monetary policies: The impact of raising or lowering interest rates and quantitative easing programs on gold.
- Economic growth: How recessions or growth affect investments in gold.
- International crises: Conflicts such as the war in Ukraine, or tensions in the Middle East, and their impact on the demand for gold.
- Political stability: The impact of the stability of governments and economic systems on investors’ orientation towards gold.
- Stocks: The inverse relationship between gold and major stock indices such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.
- Currencies: The impact of fluctuations in major currencies (such as the euro, the yen) on gold prices.
- Bonds: Analysis of the relationship with government bond yields.
- Other commodities: Comparing gold, silver, and oil.
- Review historical events such as the 2008 crisis, or the rise in inflation in 2022, and how gold was affected.
- Study gold’s reaction to recent Federal Reserve decisions.
- Technical and fundamental analysis to identify opportunities.
- Risk management in gold trading.