With all of the world’s troubles, there are plenty of reasons why one would think that both of the gold and silver market should be much higher. The question is, why aren’t they? I think that the video you’re about to watch will help answer some of those questions.
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Out of gold, silver, and rare earth, which one has the strongest trend? Which one should we trade and just how much should we expect? Adam has put together another solid video market analysis that takes a look at all 3 of the markets mentioned above.
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Last week gold had one of the biggest drops it has had in a while and now the commodity is approaching critical support points. Is the run for gold over?
Adam has put together another great video analysis of gold, and not only tells you where he believes it will
Before we can think about the future, we must reflect on what happened in the market during 2010 and see if we can pick out any trends both new and/or old for 2011. Learning from the past is why we are taught history in school, right?
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Gold, silver, and really all commodities have been moving pretty loosely over the last couple of months.
To be honest, other than crude oil, I have never really gotten a good grasp on how to play commodities like gold and silver. Generally I just wait for Adam Hewison to release his
Thanks to the oil spill and a shaky market, it seems like gold has sort of taken a back seat as 2010 wears on. It could also be that the commodity hasn’t necessarily been popping as much as it
There are essentially 3 major factors traders are following right now – S&P 500, crude oil, and gold. Each have their own motives and reasons for moving and all are leaving traders confused on which way they are heading.
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