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Gold slips for 3rd day on stronger equities
Reuters | 01-27-2015

Asian Stocks Head for Two-Month High on Yen, Europe Optimism
Bloomberg | 01-27-2015

Russia raises gold reserves for 9th month in a row | January 26, 2015

U.S. Mint Silver-Coin Sales Rise From Year Ago on Europe Concern | January 26, 2015

Gold price dips as equities recover following Greek vote | January 26, 2015

Gold Falls Most This Year as Euro Rebound Cuts Demand | January 26, 2015

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Monday Edition: January 26, 2015

Gold Seeker Closing Report: Gold and Silver Fall But Miners Gain
By: Chris Mullen, Gold-Seeker.com
Gold dropped $17.49 to $1276.21 by a little after 10AM EST before it bounced back higher into the close, but it still ended with a loss of 1.03%. Silver slipped to as low as $17.878 and ended with a loss of 2.24%.

Gold Resource Corporation Declares January Monthly Dividend
By: Gold Resource Corporation
Gold Resource Corporation (NYSE MKT:GORO) (the Company) declares its monthly instituted dividend of $0.01 per common share for January 2015 payable on February 23, 2015 to shareholders of record as of February 11, 2015. Gold Resource Corporation is a gold and silver producer with operations in Oaxaca, Mexico and exploration in Nevada, USA.

India Silver Import 2014 At 7,063 Tonnes, Up 15%
By: Koos Jansen
India’s customs department, Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence & Statistics (DGCIS), just released the QUICK ESTIMATES FOR SELECTED MAJOR COMMODITIES for December 2014. According to the DGCIS the figures for December are provisional and subject to change, however, I’ve been tracking these quick estimates for months and they are reasonably accurate, compared to the official numbers that lag a few months.

Dollars and Gold: Deja Vu All Over Again
By: Mickey Fulp
This is the question to ask: What is similar between today’s economic environment and a two-month interval during the 2008-2009 banking debacle? I submit the answer is simply fearful investors in the marketplace. Over the past two months we have witnessed a variety of unsettling economic and geopolitical events including...

Test of Strength
By: Bob Loukas
Until the ECB announcement of €1 trillion in QE, the equity markets were struggling to maintain their upside, near-vertical trajectory. The equity market Cycles seemed to have recently changed in character, and were at serious risk of rolling over and failing. And a failure at this point in the Investor Cycle, after such a massive and speculative bull market, would open the door to a significant decline and possibly even signal that the current great bull market was finally over.

Canary's Alive & Well
By: Gary Tanashian
This week we will cover the ECB QE action, Euro, USD and their implications for global trade. We’ll also update a still-intact rally in gold, silver and the miners along with some (NFTRH+) trade opportunities. But first let’s review December’s Semiconductor Equipment sector Book-to-Bill ratio, just out on Friday evening and discuss some of the dynamics in play with respect to the ‘b2b’ and the US economy.

Thoughts from the Frontline: A Five-Year Global Financial Forecast: Tsunami Warning
By: John Mauldin
When it comes to interpreting what current interest rates are telling us about the markets in various countries, I have to say that I do not think they mean what the market seems to think they mean. In fact, buried in that list of bond yields is “false information” – information so distorted and yet so readily misunderstood that it leads to wrong conclusions and decisions – and to bad investments. In today’s letter we are going to look at what interest rates actually mean in the modern-day context of currency wars and interest-rate manipulation by central banks. I think you will come to agree with me that an interest rate may not mean what the market thinks it means.

Gold & Silver Trading Alert: Is the Rally in Gold Over?
By: Przemyslaw Radomski, CFA
In our opinion speculative short positions (half) are currently justified from the risk/reward perspective. Gold’s rally took place along with the U.S. dollar’s rally and this was encouraging for gold bulls, but gold’s reaction after the 1,140 billion euro QE program was announced was very disappointing. Is the rally over and will the gold market plunge once again?

What would an emerging markets crisis mean for the U.S. dollar and gold?
By: Arkadiusz Sieron
We have already suggested that falling oil and other raw materials prices may be the canary in the coalmine. The gold is, however, not only a commodity, but also a currency, so the yellow metal does not have to fall during bear market in commodities. Nevertheless, its behavior depends strongly on the U.S. dollar. So, what are the prospects for the greenback?

Gold And Silver – Around The FX World In Charts
By: Michael Noonan
There has been some discussion about how the Swiss National Bank breakaway from the 1.20 peg to the Euro was a shot to the upside for gold. It appeared to us that the rally may have been sparked a few days ahead of the announcement, and last week’s mostly sideways aftermath was the froth on the rally. It may continue, but the narrower range could just as well lead to a pullback, discussed in last article, Timing Is The Most Important Element,

New York Fed's gold vaults' depositors and metal have been declining steadily
By: Chris Powell, Secretary/Treasurer, GATA
In the first of a series of articles about the gold vaults of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, GATA consultant Ronan Manly reports that the bank's documents indicate a huge decline over recent decades in the number of central banks vaulting gold there as well as the amount of gold vaulted. Further, Manly finds, the bank has gotten much more secretive about its gold vaulting over the years.

The Comprehensive Chartology of Silver
By: Rambus
Five days ago silver broke out of an inverse H&S bottom that has temporarily reversed the downtrend. I measured the more conservative price objective using the higher low instead of the Swiss spike low which comes in around the 19.80 area on the log chart. It will be interesting to see if the Swiss spike low will be the ultimate low for the bear market or just a short to intermediate low. Sometimes big trends can end with one last shake out of the weak hands similar to the Swiss spike low.

Decoding the Gold COTs : Myth vs Reality
By: Dan Norcini
Over the many years that I have been writing about the commodity futures markets, I have tried to make a point of homing in on the fact that it is the presence of high-powered speculative money flows that drive market action. Whenever commentators speak of fundamental factors that should go into determining the price of any commodity, they tend to generally speak in terms of demand for the physical product versus the amount of supply for that same product. More often than not, omitted from the discussion is the role that speculators play.

Timmins Gold Reports Record Production of 121,573 AuEq Ozs in 2014 and 25,304 AuEq Ozs For the Fourth Quarter of 2014
By: Timmins Gold Corp.
Timmins Gold Corp. (TMM.TO)(NYSE MKT:TGD) is pleased to report preliminary production results for the Company's fourth quarter ended December 31, 2014. The Company achieved record production of 121,573 gold equivalent ounces for the year and 25,304 gold equivalent ounces* for the fourth quarter.

Independent Geotechnical Review Board Established for KSM Project
By: Seabridge Gold Inc.
Seabridge Gold announced today that it has established an Independent Geotechnical Review Board (IGRB) for its wholly owned KSM Project to review and consider the Project's Tailings Management Facility (TMF) and Water Storage Dam (WSD) with a focus on their structural stability and integrity. The IGRB will provide independent, expert oversight, opinion and advice to Seabridge on the design, construction, operational management and ultimate closure of the TMF and WSD.

Gold & Silver Market Morning
By: Julian D. W. Phillips, Gold/Silver Forecaster - Global Watch
New York closed at $1,293.70 down $10.00. In Asia gold held that level, but in London the price dropped to $1,281 with the euro again weaker by a cent at $1.1228 down 1.00 cent against the dollar. The Fix saw the gold price set at $1,282.75 down $10.75 and in the euro, at €1,141.541 down €8.748, while the euro was almost unchanged at $1.1237. Ahead of New York’s opening gold was trading in London uncertainly, at $1,281.60 and in the euro at €1,140.77.

Euro Gold Surges To EUR 1,168 After Greek Election Landslide
By: GoldCore
The euro tumbled and gold in euros surged to its highest level since April 2013, at €1,167.94/oz as markets opened in Asia. The euro has since stablized but remains near a 11 year low against the dollar and is now down 16.7 percent against gold in January alone.