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Gold Prices Hit Recent Low, But Is This An Opportunity?
By Darren Capriotti - May 03, 2017
After the Dow Jones Industrial Average went high over the past few weeks, there has been pessimism in precious metals. Now we see that gold is hitting a three-week low as of yesterday, putting it in the mid-$1,200’s per troy ounce. Is this just a temporary setback t
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April ECB Meeting And Gold
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - May 01, 2017
Last week was a busy time for central banks. In particular, the European Central Bank released its most recent monetary policy statement. What does it imply for the gold market? Riksbank Keeps Rates Steady, but Expands QE On Thursday, three major central banks
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The More Central Banks Print, The More Gold Silk Road Countries Will Buy
By Egon von Greyerz - April 30, 2017
To ride a bull market is like climbing a wall of worry. Most of the time the market seems to be consolidating or correcting. The bull market in gold fits that picture perfectly. It started in 1999 at $250 but very few got in at the very bottom. We entered the market in
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Forecasting Gold During A Bumpy Week: Is The Optimism Over?
By Darren Capriotti - April 28, 2017
When forecasting the price of anything, there can be some inherent bias depending on when you forecast from. When gold is riding high, it’s tempting to see optimism—when gold is riding low, it’s tempting to look the other way. There’s no question that this week up u
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Appetite for “Riskier” Assets Forces Gold Dip; But Will It Last?
By Darren Capriotti - April 27, 2017
It’s no secret that the stock market is having an ambitious week. The NASDAQ went over 6,000 points this week as the Dow Jones Industrial Average put up extremely healthy numbers. And as many gold and silver investors know, this kind of optimism in stocks usually me
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I Still Think The Consolidation Takes More Time
By Avi Gilburt - April 26, 2017
First published on Saturday April 22 for members of ElliottWaveTrader.net:   With the GDX breaking below the 24 level this past week, it has strongly suggested that it is not yet ready for a parabolic run.   And, as I noted during the mid-we
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The French Election And A Gold Price Forecast
By Christopher Aaron - April 24, 2017
It is increasingly clear that events beyond the United States borders will play an important role in defining the trends over the next few weeks for the precious metals and currency markets. Of course, the international perspective is a critical component of the
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Macron, Le Pen And Gold
By Arkadiusz Sieroń - April 24, 2017
Macron will face Le Pen in the second round of the French presidential election. What does it mean for the gold market? Initial Results According to the initial results, centrist Emmanuel Macron and nationalistic Marine Le Pen will fight for the French preside
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If You Understand History and Economics, You Understand Gold
By Egon von Greyerz - April 22, 2017
How can ordinary people ever understand the importance of gold when they are continuously fed with false and distorted facts. The latest publication to publish false and ignorant propaganda on gold is the British weekly magazine the Economist. The article begins with a
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Gold Price Forecast: The Correction Into May Has Begun
By AG Thorson - April 21, 2017
In my last missive, I presented our medium-term Gold Forecast. Cycle conditions suggested that a top was at hand. Geopolitical events (Syrian missile strikes and North Korea) extended the rallies in gold and oil an additional week. Prices topped, consequently our fo
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