Advisors and investors of all kinds are keeping a close eye on how the Fed's rate maneuvers shift the market, and that certainly includes gold bugs. It's well-known at this point that gold tends to perform exceptionally well when interest rates are lowered. This is in part due to how rate cuts tend to create a less favorable environment for fixed income strategies, increasing demand for safe-haven assets. Even if there wasn't a Fed meeting this week, gold is still a high-value asset. As Paul Wong, CFA, Mark ...