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What began as the 3GF Weekly Gold Price Forecast is now the 3GF gold price forecast.
Starting April 1, 2012 we added a quarterly and yearly forecast.   In addition to the 52 weekly forecasts there is a new quarterly and annual forecast published each and every month, a total of 76 reports a year.  The price remains the same.  If purchased annually, it amounts to $1.26 per issue.

Another change, at a 50% discount, is the option to subscribe to an abbreviated summary forecast without the lengthy details from 30 separate city centers, amounting to $0.63 an issue if purchased annually.  The abbreviated 52 summary forecasts reduce the 3 page detailed regular weekly forecast to a single page and still provide the positive and negative totals (slight, moderate, strong) for the 30 city centers and 8 regions, the conclusion of Positive, Negative, or Neutral, and the 2 special features of 1) the global gold climate commentary, and 2) a glossary item. 
Based on subscriber interest we have also added a daily directional forecast at $0.75 per issue.  The monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual prices are shown below In "Price of the forecast".    
The 3GF gold price forecast encompasses many gold markets simultaneously.  Forecasts are widely recognized as useful in agriculture, transport, recreation, hospitality, and other activities.

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One finds forecasting practiced in election politics and race track handicapping.  It is equally true in the world of investment.  The gold price forecast is reasonably priced and a worthy adjunct to gold investing.  In each issue of the gold price forecast are two extra features.  One is a brief commentary on the factors influencing the gold price climate in the week immediately prior to the forecast.  It provides context to explain price movements.  The other feature is a glossary for those interested in forward contracts, options and futures, gold exchanges, the regulatory structure, setting the gold fix, and interesting trivia.   
The price of gold rose 700 hundred percent in the first decade of the 21st century ($254 to $1923).  During that period it experienced considerable volatility but the long term trend remained up.  Serious forecasts kept one's eye on the ball not to be deterred by price suppression schemes or short term events.  The forecast data was gathered to educate and inform, study the trends, and refine the decisions.  It enables the average person to hold their own with the rest of the investment world. 

What you get -  In the regular weekly forecast there is a gold price forecast from 30 global gold markets within 8 regions resulting in a broad gold price consensus of either positive, negative, or neutral.   There are 52 weekly gold price forecasts, 12 quarterly gold price forecasts, and 12 annual gold price forecasts; a total of 76 reports per year.  Each forecast offers information that can help one decide whether to buy, sell, or stand pat, study the trend, and refine one's sense about the direction of the price.  In the half price summary totals forecast, you skip the city and regional details but get the crucial prediction totals and final forecast, also a total of 76 reports per year. 
 
Who are the forecasters -  Invited participants are coin/bullion dealers, futures/options traders, gold miners, money managers, corporate treasurers/controllers familiar with demand/supply conditions and current economic/financial events, and technicians/chartists knowledgeable in Elliott Wave theory, Fibonacci summation series, and stochastic calculus distribution variables.

Use of the forecast -  The gold price forecast is a research tool in the investor's arsenal which we believe may aid in the making of an intelligent investment decision.  One gains a sense of potential price trends as insiders see it and a feel for the leanings in the marketplace.  Remember, there are 30 separate forecasts and a consensus.  You may be influenced either way.  Your preference may be to follow one or two forecasters once you get familiar with the report and keep a record on performances.   Leading equity and commodity brokers, asset managers and hedge funds are rated and awarded prizes for their annual performance.  The time is due for forecasters to receive simIlar awards. The gold price forecast is useful to the first time investor, an experienced trader, one protecting a current position, or even for a contrarian skeptical about the opinion of experts.

Price of the forecast -  Regular weekly forecast is $11 per month; $30 per quarter; $54 per half year, $96 per year.  
The summary totals forecast as described in the second paragraph above is available at half price of $5.50 per month, $15 per quarter, $27 per half year, $48 per year.   If you prefer, subscribe to our daily directional forecast at $0.75 per issue or $14 per month; $35 per quarter; $60 per half year; $99 per year. 

Payment Option -  Personal or business check, recognized money order.  Cancel at any time.
Availability -  Thursday before the target week.  You know the predictions 4 days ahead of the target week.
Delivery -  Your choice of email or first class mail.  

Read our viewpoint and weekly commentary pages on this web site for enlightenment on gold and its relationship with finance and economics.

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