Read this headline: "sprott : what __ousing armageddon_ means for gold and silver"
Now answer this question: "Does the news headline compare gold with any other asset?"
Options:
- No
- Yes Yes

Read this headline: "gold gives up gains as ecb's draghi speaks"
Now answer this question: "Does the news headline talk about a general event (apart from prices) in the future?"
Options:
- No
- Yes No

Read this headline: "Gold prices end lower after job-market snapshot lifts dollar"
Now answer this question: "Does the news headline talk about price?"
Options:
- No
- Yes Yes

Read this headline: "April gold rises $8.10, or 0.7%, to $1,256.60 an ounce"
Now answer this question: "Does the news headline compare gold with any other asset?"
Options:
- No
- Yes No

Read this headline: "Gold gains after jobless claims to trade around a 15-week high at $1,248.10, up 1.2%"
Now answer this question: "Does the news headline talk about price in the future?"
Options:
- No
- Yes No

Read this headline: "gold likely to top &#36;2000 by next month: swiss asia cap"
Now answer this question: "Does the news headline talk about price staying constant?"
Options:
- No
- Yes