Archive for December, 2009

Gold: Expecting More Downside

Donald W. Pendergast Jr. So, we’ve seen a substantial correction in the Gold market over the past couple of weeks, and that means that Gold is now ready to rocket higher to fresh highs, isn’t it? Probably not, at least not right away, and patient and wise traders/investors will want to wait a bit to [...]

How to Predict the Price of Gold

Jeff Clark, Editor, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report Long-term readers know that gold moves inversely to the dollar, meaning if the dollar drops, gold tends to rise (and vice versa). This happens with about 80% regularity. But what many gold writers haven’t acknowledged is the leveraged movement our favorite metal has demonstrated this year to [...]

Gold Charts

Jesse’s Cafe’ Americain Gold is attempting to make a bottom here, looking to consolidate in the 1100 – 1120 area. The selling was a series of bear raids determined to shake out the new buyers and weak hands from a very short term overbought condition. The bulls were asking for it, leading with their chins [...]

Reentering the Gold Trade in Tiers

Scott Redler of T3Live.com I was recently interviewed by Debra Borchardt at TheStreet.com about the recent action in gold. As readers of this blog know, I am looking to tier back into the trade, as I do not believe it to be over at this point in time. Be sure to watch my interview at [...]

Gold : A Minor Pullback or a Major Correction?

Donald W. Pendergast Jr. – Market Analyst – www.ETFTradingPartner.com Wow – what a week it was in the world of Gold! After charging above $1,200 on the front-month futures contract earlier in the week, Gold finally finished the week on a very weak note, closing below $1,150, which was right above the low established a [...]

The Coming Collapse Of The Global Gold Mining Industry

Joe Weisenthal of Money Game In its recent presentation on the future of gold prices, miner Barrick Gold (ABX) bullishly noted the coming, permanent decline in annual gold production. It’s a topic that’s been getting A TON of attention lately, as gold soars. It’s also a relatively new (and controversial) idea, piggybacking on years of [...]

And You Were Worried About Gold…

Zero Hedge All it took was for Chairman Ben to open his mouth. The rest is “lift every offer” history. And in other troubling news for the Chairman, Senator Jeff Markley (D-OR), who is on the Senate Banking Committee, joins those on the fence regarding Bernanke’s renomination: “I am still wrestling with that appointment.” Judging [...]