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Metals: Expect Lots of Volatility Off of US Jobs Report

By Ira Epstein

When you look at the gold market, it's down about 1% for the week. That's not so bad on a weekly chart. It's still got this pattern where it came down and it stepped down on the chart.

Keep Your eye on Dollar Reaction to Jobs Data

By Ira Epstein

We're in a bit of a correction. If there's no question, in my mind, at least the major trend is up. The market's working in stages on the downside temporarily; you've got a higher high, lower low pattern – that is not a trend.

Metals: Lot's of Economic Data Leading into FOMC

By Ira Epstein

The market is marching down in price, at this point in time, the pattern was broken. You now have a higher high and lower low. Gold stepped out of an uptrend where the market had been fighting.

Gold Consolidation Triangle Rather Suggests Continuation of the Rally

By Florian Grummes

Given the increasing reversal signals, the probabilities have risen that gold has reached the peak of its upward movement at USD 2,431 and is now already in correction back to the breakout level in the range around USD 2,100, with chance for a renewed rise at any time.

Metals: Much Small Economic Data Due Tues Leading up to FOMC Meeting

By Ira Epstein

When I look at the gold this way, we still have higher lows and higher highs. The market has been unable to close over the 18-day average of closes.

Gold SWOT: Silver Has Caught up and Outperformed Gold by 10% Since Mid-February

By Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors

Gold’s ascent rests in no small part on central bank buying, especially from Asia and other emerging markets, writes Bloomberg. This demand is likely to continue throughout 2024.

Made Millions Selling Too Soon

By Gary Savage

Gold declines may be underway following an intermediate top. We will buy on pull backs, but it's too difficult to predict the top at this point. Don't try to catch every penny with trades.

Technical Scoop: Potential Stagflation, Commodity Friend, Gold Corrects

By David Chapman, Enriched Investing

Stagflation is good for commodities but bad for the stock market. Gold's uptrend is intact unless we break under $2,300. Then we’d shift to a slightly deeper correction and for maybe a bit longer.

Gold Falters, Treads Water

By Mark Mead Baillie

Note gold's forecast high (2375) having been achieved and then some, followed a pullback. We added scaling space up toward 2600, just in case, (wink wink, nudge nudge…)

COT Gold, Silver & USDX Report - April 26, 2024

By COT Gold Report

Positions as of 23 April, 2024

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