What’s not to like about the current stock market? Some food for thought for readers as you be the judge on whether taking profit soon is advisable. Worst case I would think an investor should use trailing stops with their current trades. I can still defend reasoning for long term investors to be somewhat cautious versus bullish at present no …
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31
2019
With the Fed coming out today giving the markets and gold holders what they want to hear, a .25 decrease in rates, we should see a continuation of gold moving higher for a bit. Maybe a week or so. Markets should follow the Fed’s lead higher too, even tough all this news should be priced into the current market. We’ll …
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13
2017
The following is from the Illusions of Wealth subscription service I run. It is tonight’s analysis and gives you some insight as to where gold is going presently. Presently we are offering a 1 month free trial to check it out. Today’s Trades and Current Positions (highlighted in yellow): Good day all around today. Special note that the two new …
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15
2016
Why I Am Not All In For Gold – Yet
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
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Gold has bounced from the $1,050-$1,100 range it had traded in and moved up about $150 and I keep getting emails asking me whether I think the $1,000 mark can still be broken. For those who have followed my call for lower prices in gold, my advice has still been the same; dollar cost average into your allocation into precious …
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