Archive for May, 2010

How are Gold, Silver and Mining Companies Shaping Up

Bob Kirtley We will kick off with a review of the charts for gold, silver and the gold bugs index, the HUI, in an attempt to see where we are now and just where we might go from here. However, to put the charts into context we need to take into consideration the surrounding political, [...]

How Low Will Silver Go?

Jeff Clark, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report We released our 2010 Silver Buying Guide last week and the silver price promptly cratered. So does this change our view of gold’s shiny cousin? Hardly. While industrial uses comprise about half (53%, according to GFMS) of silver’s demand, making it susceptible to bigger falls than gold in [...]

FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS

Gold Scents I know this is hard to do, especially when one is weathering draw downs. And of course a liberal dose of gloating from the bears during these times doesn’t help either. But let’s not get sidetracked by the little things and let’s face it, the haters are going to show up every time [...]

Gold Chart

Gold Futures – 4 Hour Candle Stick Chart The price of Gold is testing a key support level. I figure we will see gold try to stabilize over the next week or so as it digests the recent drop in value then start to head back up. If you would like to get my Real-Time [...]

Where next for Gold?

SK Options Trading So far in 2010, all eyes in the gold market have been looking up at $1225 wondering whether gold get back to that all time high?  Now that question has been answered yet another arises, where next for gold? Our answer to that question is that we believe this rally still has [...]

Gold, Silver Trading Charts

GLD – Gold ETF Trading Gold continues to trend higher at an accelerated rate. Friday we saw gold pullback and test a key support level then bounced to close in the middle of the days trading range. As you can see the trend line support has become very steep and once the trend line support [...]

Gold Bubble Still Just a Baby

Tim Iacono Despite all the hoopla about a new all-time high in U.S. dollar terms, the 2009-2010 version of the recurring gold bubble is still quite modest by historical measure, a point that should be clear to see in the graphic below that was in dire need of updating. Surely, the current move up would [...]

Gold Breaks Out (Again) – $1,250 Breach Imminent

by Tyler Durden The only question now is who will hit 36,000 first – gold or the Dow. Sorry Bernanke – you can’t have both. The good thing with gold is that unlike stocks, gold actually trades after 10 am, unlike stocks, when just the liquidity rebate algos churn ultra high volume on ultra bankrupt [...]