Entries Tagged ‘The Market Oracle’

Gold GLD ETF Incredible Chart

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, one needs look no further than the chart below for that. It’s a great example in the event that the market tops out and how to protect oneself and more importantly how to profit from that should it occur. Originally from The Market Oracle

Gold 2012 Contracting Fibonacci Spiral

On holidays this week has definitely been interesting. The new term for investing in today’s market should be coined “Volatility Investing”. Since most trading is done by computers with complex algorithms that when their stops are hit, cause mass liquidation. For this reason, everyone should know that the expected move expected in 2012 is going [...]

Criminals Determine Gold’s Future in 2012

According to faulty interpretations of Mayan calendars, 2012 is supposed to bring with it the demise of humanity. Fortunately for us, this apocalyptic myth, like so many, is based on a superficial interpretation of the Mayan calendar. Like many stories based on a lie, this one nonetheless gains traction in the popular imagination thanks to [...]

How to Trade 2012 For Major Market Trading Profits

Chris Vermeulen shows you what is next for stocks, gold, silver, oil and the dollar index. Depending on your trading abilities you will see this as huge opportunity or very sobering video. Originally from The Market Oracle

How Did Gold and Silver Perform in 2011?

On Friday, gold (NYSEARCA:GLD) prices managed to climb $25.90 higher, breaking its six-day losing streak. Although gold has been in a slump during the final months of the year, gold continued its 11-year winning streak. Gold prices finished 2011 at $1,566.80, representing a 9.3 percent annual increase. Originally from The Market Oracle

Calling the Bottom in Gold and Silver, Forecast 2012

Now that my subscribers and I are fully into bullish positions in the precious metals sector, I hope they won’t mind me telling you that I called for the bottom in Gold stocks on Thursday morning (12/29). I believe the bottom is in for silver, Gold and their respective stocks, although the metals may need [...]

Gold Stocks Lessons Learned in 2011 and Implications for 2012

2011 certainly was a difficult year for gold bugs. Gold barely held onto its gains for the year while Silver went parabolic and eventually fell to negative on the year. Mining stocks? Don’t ask. The large caps (gdx) are currently down 17% on the year while the mid-tiers (gdxj) are down 41% and the explorers [...]

Platinum: Fire Sale On The Rich Man’s Gold

John Lee writes: About 2000 years ago, Aristotle explained why gold remained the ideal choice of money throughout major nations and civilizations.  In words that are just as relevant today, he said "Gold is durable, not like wheat, divisible, not like diamonds, convenient, not like lead, constant, not like real estate, and best of all, [...]

Powerful Rebound In Gold and Silver Prices About To Begin?

Rarely has such technical destruction been visited on stalwart sectors such as gold, silver and the mining stocks(GDX). The silver charts reveal technical damage not seen since the destruction of 1984. It can only be conjecture that can account for a once in a generation obliteration of a once hallowed sector. It must be remembered [...]

Further Gold Price Fall Seems Unlikely

We are on the cusp of a new year, and this is the time that we take a look at those brave (or foolhardy) financial analysts who take out their crystal ball and predict where precious metal prices will go in 2012. But first let’s see how last year’s prognosticators (including Sunshine Profits) fared. We [...]

Junior Gold Stocks Carnage

As 2011 comes to a close, investors will reflect on one of the most tumultuous years in market history.  Though the stock markets were essentially flat on the year, those who’ve had skin in the game probably feel like they just stepped out of a barrel that went over Niagara Falls. In assessing what worked [...]

Should Gold Investors Worry About Euro Currency Weakness?

On Thursday, Italy sold 7.02 billion euros of longer-dated bonds in the country’s final debt sale of the year. Although the yield on the 10-year bond decreased to 6.98 percent from November’s 7.56 percent, there is still plenty of concern weighing on the euro. The struggling euro has given a boost to the U.S. dollar, [...]