Stuff That Interests Me

Are the people at the top – the directors – buying or selling shares in their own company?If they are buying, that’s usually a good sign. But if they’re selling, not so good.They might be selling because they need the money for something: to buy a property for example, to pay school fees, to settle some debts.Then again, they might be selling because they don’t like the look of what’s going on.Directors’ dealings can offer telling signals as to whether insiders think the company is about to thrive or dive. That’s why so many follow them.With that in mind, I had a meeting with Joshua Saul yesterday, CEO of bullion dealer and storage company, the Pure Gold Company. He told me something that I found fascinating - similar to the value of director dealings as a potential indicator. I’d like to share that knowledge with you today.Who’s been buying bullion and why?Why are doctors queuing up to buy gold?The Pure Gold Company must now be one of Europe