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This page provides assorted current year (2010) stories and articles relating to precious metals as
written by a panel of contributors and by industry and independent investment
consultants. Click on the title of the article to read the full story.
See also 2007,
2008, or
2009 archived articles.
Disclaimer: The views and information provided in these articles and commentaries do
not necessarily reflect the views of J&M Coin & Jewellery Ltd. and are provided as a
free service to our clients.
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Silver About to Break Out Big!
By David Banister
September 2, 2010
I believe silver is
about to stage a pretty large advance based loosely on
the Elliott Wave pattern I see unfolding after a 9 odd
month consolidation. Silver needs to bust through $19.50
per ounce to confirm but I suspect we will see this fairly
soon.
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Precious Metals Trading at Key Resistance Levels
By Chris Vermeulen
August 29, 2010
It looks as though
everything is trading just under or at resistance levels.
That means sellers will start to enter the market and cause
prices to stall or reverse lower.
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Proposing an Overnight Gold Fund
By Sam Kirtley
August 28, 2010
There is much debate within
the precious metals industry regarding the alleged suppression,
or at least manipulation to an extent, by either central banks
or the proprietary trading divisions of large banks, or a combination
of the two. If a discrepancy exists can one take advantage of it
and use it for profitable trading strategies?
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Gold Bullion Likely to Pull Back then Rocket Higher
By David Banister
August 27, 2010
I'm changing my views to
BULLISH intermediately after a pullback, from BEARISH
intermediately. Obviously the fundamentals for gold have never
been stronger but I was expecting a deeper correction off the
21-month rally and it looks like gold buyers are really
stepping up their gold purchases.
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How To Trade Gold and Silver's Volatility
By Chris Vermeulen
August 25, 2010
Gold is the safe haven
when it comes to actively trading. I do trade silver here
and there but the size of my position is much smaller because
of the difficulty level and volatility associated with it.
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Why the US Dollar is Key
By Toby Connor
August 23, 2010
After the aggressive collapse
we've seen in the dollar over the last couple of months, there
seems to be little question the dollar has begun working its way
down into that yearly cycle low. The only question now is how
long before the current intermediate cycle tops?
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Is Gold Topping Out Here?
By Chris Vermeulen
August 23, 2010
Last week we saw gold move
higher by 1% but I cannot help but think a sharp sell off is
only days away from being triggered. Either we get another
pop into resistance which would eventually trigger a wave of
sellers and cause a sharp drop or the price of gold will drift
lower to eventually break a key support level and trigger stop
orders.
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Gold and the US Dollar at Key Pivot Points
By Chris Vermeulen
August 16, 2010
I feel the dollar and gold
will have some profit taking and trade sideways or down at the
beginning of the week. After that it looks as though the dollar
and gold will rally.
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US Dollar to Fade as Gold Heads Higher
By Sam Kirtley
August 14, 2010
One of the key technical
signals we were looking for in anticipation of a new major rally
in gold was a close above the 50-day moving average. Well, last
week gold delivered that signal -- twice.
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What Just Happened?
By David Banister
August 11, 2010
The market dropped unexpectedly
today -- or did it? A week ago we were calling for a top around 1130
on the SP 500 for the past few weeks as a bearish wedge pattern was
in the process of completing.
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Panic Selling Slams the Market but Will Gold Hold?
By Chris Vermeulen
August 11, 2010
Gold was left on the side of the
road today as traders and investors focused on the equities market.
I was actually a little surprised that it didn't make a big move today
because the US dollar rocketed higher for the entire session.
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Gold Prepares to Make Yet Another All-Time High
By Sam Kirtley
August 9, 2010
The summer doldrums are normally
a weak time for gold, with July and August historically being two
of the worst months for the yellow metal. July followed this pattern
with there being a great deal of weakness in the gold price. However
gold prices have bounced back this month, with gold now only $60.00/oz
off its high.
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Meet Someone Who is 90% Invested in Gold and Silver!
By Peter Degraaf
August 2, 2010
Nations rise when through inventions
and technology they become economically prosperous. They grow as they
enlarge their borders and increase in influence, through conquests or
by trade. They fall when the growing need to pay for promises made and
the cost of foreign wars drains the treasury.
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Stocks, the US Dollar, Gold, and Miners
By Toby Connor
July 31, 2010
I expect, barring some kind of
catastrophe, next week should be another good week for the market. We are
now at that point where it's time to be greedy.
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Is the Market Topping Again?
By David Banister
July 29, 2010
The pullback so far only lasted
about eight weeks relative to 13 months of rally, so I think there
is another several weeks yet before we can call a bottom in 2010.
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Gold on the Move
By Chris Vermeulen
July 28, 2010
Gold has been sliding lower
for several weeks now and it looks to be showing selling exhaustion.
The 5th wave down with the volume spike indicates panic selling as
investors cannot hold onto those positions any longer and exit. This
is a bullish sign for gold.
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Hoping For a Break
By Toby Connor
July 27, 2010
Gold has now reached levels more
bearish than at the February bottom. That means gold is at risk of
running out of sellers. It's simply too late in the intermediate
cycle for gold to have enough time for a significant drop. Gold is
about to move into the strong demand season. Like clockwork, gold
invariably puts in a major bottom in July or August before the run
up into the strong fall season.
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Time to Rally: SP-500 and GLD
By John Townsend
July 21, 2010
I am very concerned that today's
gold movement was not accompanied by high volume. And I believe today's
intra-day $1175 low was completed pre-market of opening trade in New York
-- so stock investors were treated to a rising gold price at the start of
trade and really were never subjected to a plunge in price. Both these
issues make me suspicious of this bottom.
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Carpe Aurum (Seize the Gold)
By Toby Connor
July 19, 2010
We are on the verge of getting
one of the best buying opportunities we ever get in a bull market
sometime in the next week or two. Are you going to seize the
opportunity or are you going to let the bull trick you into
losing your position?
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Gold Trading Pattern
By Chris Vermeulen
July 18, 2010
It was an interesting options
expiration week for equities that's for sure. We saw some very choppy
price action with large waves of buying and selling as the bulls and
bears fought for control. Gold closed lower for the week which is not
a good sign considering the US dollar dropped like a rock along with
them.
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Bears Should Beware
By Toby Connor
July 13, 2010
Bear markets don't begin because of
lines on a chart. They begin because something fundamental is broken in
the economy or financial system and bear market rallies don't end because
of lines on a chart.
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Can the Stock Market Keep Rising? Gold, Too?
By John Townsend
July 11, 2010
Gold is in a secular bull market
and going to go much higher over time but gold has got itself in
a bit of a tough situation at the moment and I do not see how it
will be able to wiggle free until it first heads south.
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Is Gold About To Rocket and the S&P500 Tank?
By Chris Vermeulen
July 11, 2010
It looks as thought the market
is at a critical pivot point. We could see prices stall out here
and continue the down trend or see strong buying step in sending
prices higher in the equities market. We need to wait and see what
type of price action unfolds in the coming days.
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The S&P 500 and Gold Still Have a Good Bit of Downside to Come
By David Banister
July 9, 2010
I have been gold bull since late
2001, but it does appear that after eight years and a recent 21-month
rally that the bull will need to rest and recover strength.
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Gold and Silver: There's Bad News and Good News!
By Peter Degraaf
July 7, 2010
This trend is bad news for
people on fixed incomes and those holding fixed rate investments. It
is good news for people who own pure gold and pure silver.
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Bears Should Beware
By Toby Connor
July 2, 2010
I'm going to go through some
signs that rabid bears might do well to pay attention to because
I think the market is very close to a major bottom. (That doesn't
mean we are guaranteed to make new highs, although we might. Just
that we can probably expect an explosive rally soon, even if it
ultimately turns out to be a counter trend rally in an ongoing
bear market).
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Market Meltdown and Metal Missiles
By Chris Vermeulen
June 30, 2010
What a nutty week for the equities
market! The bleeding has not led up with almost two weeks of straight
selling. There has been nothing but negative news for the past month
and its not looking like there is much light at the end of the tunnel
for a long time still. The only places which people feel some safety
is in gold and silver.
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Is Gold About to Peak and Nobody Knows It?
By David A. Banister
June 28, 2010
Gold has risen from $681 to $1265
so far, with potential to run to $1300 an ounce on this
final leg up. It stands to reason, as with any bull market, that
the bull gets tired and at some point has to hibernate.
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GLD, GDX and SLV - Does November 2009 Repeat in July 2010?
By John Townsend
June 25, 2010
The current setup for GLD is
practically identical to that which existed in November 2009.
Not only can we say that of the price movement, but also the
movement of the True Strength Index (TSI) indicator below price.
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Gold Bubble? What Bubble?
By Toby Connor
June 20, 2010
We continue to hear pundits describe
gold as a bubble. Certainly it will turn into a bubble before this is all
over but we are hardly in the bubble stage yet.
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Owning Gold and Silver
By Vincenzo Desroches
June 18, 2010
With the price of gold and
silver going up at such an alarming rate every investor seems
to want a piece of the action. With the economy not doing so well,
and unemployment remaining high, many feel gold silver and other
precious metals are the best investment.
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A Gold Trade for This Week
By Sean E. Blair
June 10, 2010
August gold is leaving little
"technical" gaps all over the place. Classical technical analysis
suggests that gaps on a chart will be filled. I will not worry
about the gap on the downside being filled and instead, focus on
the upside.
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Finding Gold and SP500 Low Risk Setups
By Chris Vermeulen
June 2, 2010
Trading against the masses can
be very profitable during certain situations but more times than not
it's a great way to lose money which is why I focus on taking the
opposite side of these moves.
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Gold and Silver Progress Report
By by Peter Degraaf
May 31, 2010
More and more people worldwide
are becoming aware of the fact that 'all is not well' with the
financial system. Fraud and corruption are evident in government
and the banking industry. Gold will be seen as a beacon of safety.
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Trend Trading Gold and Silver
By Chris Vermeulen
May 31, 2010
There are equal arguments for saying
the market has bottomed with all the panic selling and that we should
start another large rally lasting 8-12 months ... or one could argue this
is capitulation volume signaling massive distribution of shares and now
every rally/bounce will be sold.
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The Gold and Silver Correction
By Chris Vermeulen
May 27, 2010
Volatility levels are through the
roof and the broad market is moving up and down like a yoyo. Metals have
held strong with very little volatility because of the economic fears of
a possible financial collapse looming for the US and other countries.
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How Are Gold and Silver Shaping Up?
By Bob Kirtley
May 27, 2010
These are volatile times with the
financial markets in turmoil as what were perceived to be sound and
secure governments now toil under the strain of their own excesses. The
borrow and spend philosophies are coming back like a bad penny, to haunt
not just those who caused this mess but also for the rest of us who are
expected to clear it up.
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Focus on What Matters
By Toby Connor
May 20, 2010
I seriously doubt the world will
ever see sub $850 gold again. Just like we've never seen sub $250 gold
after the breakout in the 70s. So anyone forecasting $700 gold just
doesn't understand how bull markets work.
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Gold and the US Dollar
By Chris Vermeulen
May 19, 2010
I feel gold and the dollar
will bounce in the coming days from their support levels. Once
the dollar forms a possible right shoulder, we will most likely
see them pop and rally.
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Where Next for Gold?
By Sam Kirtley
May 18, 2010
We are in uncharted waters.
Volatility should be expected and in large doses. Short term,
gold could drop back to $1185. Ideally, however, we would like
prices to consolidate at these current levels so that $1225 will
become a support level and a base for the next move up.
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Gold and Silver Trading
By Chris Vermeulen
May 18, 2010
The market is trading on
increased volatility making it difficult to find low risk setups.
At the moment we are long gold and short the SP500 with both
position deep in the money.
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Are Precious Metals Going Parabolic?
By Chris Vermeulen
May 12, 2010
It's been an exciting couple weeks
in the market with gold now making new all time highs as money floods
into this shiny safe haven but the big question is when should some
money be taken off the table to lock in gains and lower your overall
risk during these crazy times?
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Brother, Can You Spare a Trillion?
By Bill Downey
May 10, 2010
Should gold rally hard from
here it will be a major signal that the government has failed. Will
this action be enough to end the spring rally in gold and cause a
seasonal pullback into the July timeframe? We just don't know yet.
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Broad Market and Gold Projections
By David A. Banister
May 10, 2010
I'm looking again for the SPY to
work its way down to 94-97 and probably over 4-5 months from mid April.
My projections are for a bottom on or around September 15th, plus minus
a few days.
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Gold and Silver Trading Strategy
By Chris Vermeulen
May 10, 2010
Last week's stock market blip/mini
crash was very emotional for those of you watching or trading it live.
A lot of money changed hands last week and you either lost a bundle or
made a bundle.
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Optimizing Your Gold Investment Vehicle
By Sam Kirtley
May 10, 2010
The key aspects that we as
investors and traders look for are the vehicles relationship and
correlation with gold prices and how much that correlation is or
isn't leveraged to the gold price. More leverage is not always the
objective of an investor.
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Gold and Silver -- Big Moves Ahead!
By Peter Degraaf
April 23, 2010
Since the end of January, the
US dollar has lost its influence over gold. This indicates fundamental
strength in gold. As recently as December 2009, a rise in the US dollar
caused gold to drop sharply.
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Gold and Silver Mid-Week Update
By Chris Vermeulen
April 21, 2010
I think the market is ready
to finally take a breather. What I am looking for another sell
off which will break the low for gold and silver last week.
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Precious Metals Trend Trading
By Chris Vermeulen
April 18, 2010
Last week was exciting with
broad market and gold forming an intraday reversal pattern after
a long overbought rally, then broke down though short term key
support levels. While this move lower was tough on the pocket
book for those who chased the market up the past few days and/or
were not moving their protective stops up, this move is good for
the health of the market.
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How to be Disciplined Trading Gold with Cycles Analysis
By Chris Vermeulen
April 11, 2010
Trading can be a lot of fun and
profitable or a nightmare and very costly. It really just comes down
to understanding the key areas, which will make or break your trading.
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ETF Trading Setups for Gold and Silver
By Chris Vermeulen
April 7, 2010
This week has been playing out
as expected with prices grinding their way higher and lots of sharp
intraday sell-offs and rallies which is indicative of a market
getting toppy. Seems like the masses feel as though they are
getting left behind which is why we are starting to see the panic
buying in the market (new money buying at these lofty overbought
prices).
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There is a Way to Beat JP Morgan at Their Game
By Peter Degraaf
April 6, 2010
The revelation at last week's
CFTC meeting -- that JP Morgan was the prime instigator behind the
repeated takedowns of the price of gold and silver -- came as no
surprise to those of us who study the markets on a regular basis.
Unless and until the CFTC and Congress stop JPM from their price
fixing the practice will likely continue.
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Gold Chart Unfolds
By Chris Vermeulen
April 4, 2010
The market is in the same
situation as we saw going into the January earning season. I do
not think we will have a huge pullback but I think a 3-5% correction
is likely in the coming days or week.
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Gold Trading in a Congestion Zone
By Chris Vermeulen
March 28, 2010
The stock market is over-bought
and about to roll over. I do not chase prices higher simply because
down side risk increased when buying into a over extended rally. I
feel gold and silver will move together and at this time I don't like
their charts for trading.
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JP Morgan Silver Price Manipulations Exposed
By GATA (Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee)
March 25, 2010
GATA has just broken a major
story, in which a London metals trader-slash-whistleblower exposes
JP Morgan's silver price suppression/manipulation scheme.
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Weekly Gold and Silver Analysis
By Chris Vermeulen
March 21, 2010
The overall market is trading
at level were there is not much to we can do. Day traders are able
to take advantage of this price action but not swing traders. The
market is on the edge of some exciting moves as I can feel something
brewing. With any luck there could be some great opportunities in
the coming days.
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What's Next for Precious Metals and the US Dollar
By Chris Vermeulen
March 15, 2010
It is very important to wait
for the market to confirm a move higher before taking a position
with this type of setup. The market could go either way quickly
and jumping the gun is not a safe bet.
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Gold and Silver Mid-Week Trading Charts
By Chris Vermeulen
March 11, 2010
Stocks and indexes are trading
at resistance levels with many of them making new highs. A lot of
things are trading in limbo waiting to see what the US dollar is
going to do.
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Weekend Gold and Silver Charts
By Chris Vermeulen
February 28, 2010
Overall, last week started on a negative
note but ended strong after forming a reversal pattern. It looks as though
stocks and commodities have formed an ABC retrace pattern and are now ready
to move higher.
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Market Rallies Getting Weaker and Weaker
By David A. Banister
February 27, 2010
The bulls have less and less power
and volume and money, pushing the market higher. This last market rally
has been the weakest in months.
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The Dollar and Gold: What's Next?
By Chris Vermeulen
February 23, 2010
Last week was strong with stocks
and commodities moving up sharply. As nice as it was to see a rally,
I still have my doubts whether this move has legs behind it.
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The 13-Year Gold Bull Has Much More Room to Run
By David A. Banister
February 18, 2010
What many market pundits do not
understand about gold and it's ascent since 2001 is that gold is real
money. Since most world currencies are nothing more than "burning matches"
in a debt ridden world.
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Stock Market Trends for Indexes and Precious Metals
By Chris Vermeulen
February 18, 2010
The market did top in January and has
formed an ABC retrace (3 wave correction). The question everyone wants
to know is, is this market topping out or just a bull market correction?
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A Cyclical Bear Should Not Be Feared If You Trade It Correctly!
By David A. Banister
February 10, 2010
The trend is your friend as they
say on Wall Street, but the key is identifying the trend before everyone
else rushes into the trade.
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Have Metals and Stocks Bottomed Yet?
By Chris Vermeulen
February 10, 2010
Everyone is wondering if gold, silver
and the indexes have bottomed after last week's heavy selling. To put things
into perspective there were over 30 sell orders for every 1 buy order at the
NYSE.
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How to Trade IntraDay Gold and SP500
By Chris Vermeulen
February 8, 2010
Intraday trading is one of the most
over looked yet most profitable trading strategies, in my opinion. One
of the reasons I like/love it so much is the fact that it provides high
probability setups on a weekly basis and trades generally last 2 to 36
hours. [This article will open in a new browser window.]
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Where Will Gold Bottom in this Corrective Cycle?
By David A. Banister
February 4, 2010
This correction so far in gold is
normal in a bull market and is intended to knock everyone off the back
of the bull. The bull likes to make sure as few people as possible are
along for the ride.
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Higher Highs Coming in Gold
By Peter Degraaf
February 2, 2010
Because of very bullish fundamentals
and because of the length of this pullback in terms of the number of days,
and because the bears can only control price for so long, we are much
closer to a bottom than we are to a top.
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Are Precious Metals Melting or Firming Up?
By Chris Vermeulen
January 31, 2010
The past two months have been tough
on the precious metals sector. We saw precious metals lead the market
higher all of last year until December 2009 when prices plummeted as the
US Dollar started to bounce.
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Gold and Silver Mid-Week Charts
By Chris Vermeulen
January 28, 2010
Precious metals look oversold
and ready for a small bounce or sideways move; I do think they will
head lower. Too many traders are still holding on to their gold positions
and until a large number of them get scared out of their positions, we
will not see gold rocket higher.
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Are Precious Metals Dead?
By Chris Vermeulen
January 24, 2010
It was a heart pounding week on
Wall Street as traders and investors locked in profits during 2010's
first round of earnings season. While it is normal to see selling of
shares after good news hits the market, last weeks melt down was over
exaggerated and for good reasons.
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"Weak"end Report
By Chris Vermeulen
January 22, 2010
It's been a crazy week as the gold market
moved up and down like a yoyo, finally closing down sharply on the week. In
short, the market was turned upside down.
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Buy Gold in Late Summer
By John Winston
January 18, 2010
A lot of investment focus for outlook
2010 is geared toward inflation based assets like gold. What a change from
the turn of the last decade when the rage was totally based on paper assets
such as stocks, bonds and yes folks, even the US dollar.
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How to Trade Gold and Silver ETFs
By Chris Vermeulen
January 18, 2010
Whether you are trading stocks, ETFs,
or futures -- technical analysis is the preferred choice for short-term
traders. Using technical analysis in my opinion really opens the door for
a trader to lower his/her overall risk when investing money.
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Silver and Gold are Trading at Pivot Points
By Chris Vermeulen
January 14, 2010
There are not too many exciting
things in the market right now. We continue to watch stocks and
commodities work through their patterns and cycles as we just jump
in and out of the market when the timing is right.
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Silver Futures Reversal: Can the 2008 Highs Be Taken Out?
By Donald W. Pendergast Jr.
January 12, 2010
Silver bulls have been rewarded
for their patience during the recent sell off with a very strong
bullish weekly reversal bar, one that also forms one end of a very
nice up-trend line.
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Market Meltdowns, Inflation, Protecting Capital & Trading Commodities
By Chris Vermeulen
January 11, 2010
The purpose in owning commodities like
gold and silver is to protect oneself from the effect of inflation that I
believe will begin to assert itself in the coming months.
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One More Nail in the Coffin of the Gold Bears
By Peter Degraaf
January 8, 2010
The bears will try to hold
gold down below $1145 but they are expected to fail after a while. As
long as gold stays above the rising 200-week moving average, the increase
is 18% per year. That's better than money in the bank -- much better!
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Gold Stocks and the Market Forecast for 2010
By David A. Banister
January 7, 2010
The 5th wave is tough to predict
because they can be extension waves or they can be truncated and short.
This means you want to keep riding the bull for now and focus on the
best sectors and stocks within those sectors.
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Trends for Gold and the US Dollar
By Chris Vermeulen
January 6, 2010
This is the first week of the
year with light volume as traders get back in the groove and wait
for the first big economic news of 2010 to hit the wires. No many
of us want to stick our necks out just yet.
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Gold: Is a Minor Rebound Due?
By Donald W. Pendergast Jr.
January 3, 2010
Although December's heavy sell-off
in the gold and silver market confirmed a significant set of monthly and
weekly cycle highs ... there now appears to be plenty of credible technical
evidence to suggest that gold may be ready to mount a minor rebound rally
back up toward the $1,125 to $1,135 price zone.
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