Tag: gold prices
5 Charts For Investors: Around The Global Financial Markets
I’m back with another set of 5 macro technical charts to watch as we move further into the near year (including stock market indices,...
December 23 COT Report (Commodities): Watch That Dollar!
The following is a recap of the December 23 COT Report (Commitment Of Traders Report) released by the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) looking...
Is Gold Bottoming? The Case For Another Leg Higher
After reaching up near $1400 this summer, Gold prices have declined almost 20 percent. The bear market is now over 5 years old and...
5 Charts Investors Need To Watch During Fed Week
Here's the regular 5 macro technical charts (going as far as individual commodities, currencies, bonds, and sectors, as well as the rest of the...
Commitment of Traders Report (COT): Commodities In Spotlight
The following is a recap of the recent Commitment Of Traders (COT Report) released by the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) looking at COT data...
Gold Update: Can The Yellow Metal Get Up Off The Mat?
Since the presidential election, there has been relentless selling going on in the gold market. Last Thursday, I highlighted Gold as being oversold and...
SPDR Gold ETF (GLD) Hits Key Fibonacci Price Support
Spot Gold prices and the SPDR Gold Shares Fund (NYSEARCA:GLD) have been hit very hard in the post-election day trade. This trade has also...
Gold Futures Oversold As Market Moves To Extremes
The election has passed and many investors are now turning extremely bullish. As stated in my October 7th newsletter, I was bullish going into this...
A Look At The Gold (GLD), T-Bonds, Dollar Market Triangle
Over the past year, there's been a very interesting relationship between the Gold (NYSEARCA:GLD), the U.S. Dollar (NYSEARCA:UUP), and Treasury Bonds (NASDAQ:TLT).
I've talked about...
The COT Report: Investors Get Bullish… And Hawkish?
The following is a recap of the recent Commitment Of Traders (COT Report) released by the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) looking at COT data...
