Mar
12
2017

Current Thoughts 3/12/2017

The Fed will make their announcement this week on interest rates and everyone knows they will raise rates. Gold has not sold the news yet but I expect it to this week. Maybe it just wants to wait for the actual announcement though. Gold mining stocks however took the Friday Unemployment report as a sign to move higher. I think …

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Mar
7
2017

Current Thoughts 3/7/2017

From the Trading Desk Since failing multiple times at its 200 day moving average, gold has trended lower and has fallen in its last four consecutive trading sessions.  Fed rhetoric from multiple officials is pointing towards the increased likelihood of a rate hike next week.  The combination of a technical failure at the 200 day moving average plus this chatter …

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Feb
28
2017

Current Thoughts 2/28/2017

From the Trading Desk Gold failed to move higher through its 200 day moving average for the third consecutive day and closed on its lows today.  The Dow faltered, finishing slightly lower after trading up in eleven of the last fourteen trading sessions.  And treasuries fell after two Federal Reserve officials indicated that a rate rise may occur as soon …

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Feb
26
2017

Current Thoughts on the Metals and Markets for Monday 2/27/2017

Today you get a free sample of the ETF Trading Service report I just wrote which recaps our trades on Friday and sets us up for trading on Monday. It also talks about the precious metals market in-depth. Enjoy! and if you are interested in profiting in up and down markets, you can sign up for a 2 week free …

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Feb
22
2017

Current Thoughts 2/22/2017

Gold and silver started the day breaking lower and especially the miners, and once the Fed minutes were released, shot up higher. Metals are going to benefit from a possible weaker dollar now so we’ll let that scenario play out thanks to the Fed and I think Donald Trump putting some pressure on them. Why else would they mention a weaker …

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Feb
21
2017

Current Thoughts 2/21/2017

From the Trading Desk After the long weekend in the US, the Dow Jones made all-times yet again, the USD moved higher, and gold somehow managed to hold onto its footing fairly well.  Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data showed on Friday that speculative net Comex longs in gold fell by 9%.  This reduced bullish positions to a four week …

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