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Bespoke's Commodity SnapshotBespoke Investment Group • Tue, Jun 18 -
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Friday, December 11, 2009, 2:00 PM
Sector ETF strength: Homebuilders– XHB +1.5%. Utilities– XLU +1.4%. Livestock– COW +1.1%. Steel– SLX +1%. Retailers– XRT +1%. Industrials– XLI +1%.
Sector ETF weakness: Gold Miners– GDX -2.1%. Silver– SLV -1.5%. Gold– GLD -1.3%. Semis– IGW -0.8%. Oil– USO -0.8%. Comment! -
Friday, December 11, 2009, 10:34 AM
Sector ETF strength after one hour: Steel– SLX +1.4%. Retailers– XRT +1.3%. Utilities– XLU +1%. Homebuilders– XHB +0.9%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +0.9%. Agribusiness– MOO +0.9%.
Sector ETF weakness: Silver– SLV -1%. Gold– GLD -0.9%. Gold Miners– GDX -0.5%. Oil– USO -0.5%. Regional Banks– RKH -0.3%. Comment! -
Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 11:01 AM
Sector ETF strength: Gold Miners– GDX +2.8%. Steel– SLX +1.8%. Coal– KOL +1.6%. Oil Services– OIH +1.4%. Silver– SLV +1.3%. Gold– GLD +1.2%.
Weakness: Solar– KWT -1.1%. Internet– HHH -1.1%. Retailers– XRT -1%. Solar– TAN -1%. Comment! -
Tuesday, December 8, 2009, 3:39 PM
Sector ETF strength: Commercial Banks– KBE +0.3%. Healthcare Providers– IHF +0.1%. Regional Banks– KRE flat.
Sector ETF weakness: Gold Miners– GDX -4.1%. Silver– SLV -2.9%. Oil Services– OIH -2.9%. Steel– SLX -2.9%. Gold– GLD -2.2%. Coal– KOL -2.1%. Comment! -
Monday, December 7, 2009, 10:30 AM
Early sector ETF strength: Solar– KWT +3.9%. Healthcare Providers– IHF +2%. Clean Energy– PBW +1.6%. Agribusiness– MOO +1.4%. Semis– IGW +1.3%.
Weakness: Silver– SLV -2.5%. Gold Miners– GDX -2.5%. Gold– GLD -1.4%. Oil– USO -1.2%. Gasoline– UGA -1.2%. Heating Oil– UHN -1.1%. Comment! -
Friday, December 4, 2009, 3:27 PM
Sector ETF strength: Regional Banks– KRE +2.4%. Russell 2000– IWM +2.3%. Real Estate– IYR +2.1%. Commercial Banks– KBE +2%. Homebuilders– XHB +2%. Transports– IYT +1.9%.
Sector ETF weakness: Gold Miners– GDX -5.2%. Gold– GLD -4.6%. Silver– SLV -2.5%. Heating Oil– UHN -1.3%. Basic Materials– IYM -1.2%. Comment! -
Friday, December 4, 2009, 1:17 PM
Sector ETF strength: Regional Banks– KRE +2.7%. Russell 2000– IWM +2.2%. Real Estate– IYR +2.2%. Homebuilders– XHB +2.1%. Transports– IYT +1.6%. Commercial Banks– KBE +1.4%.
Sector ETF weakness: Gold Miners– GDX -5.6%. Gold– GLD -3.2%. Silver– SLV -2.4%. Basic Materials– IYM -1.4%. Heating Oil– UHN -1.3%. Utilities– XLU -1.2%. Solar– KWT -1.1%. Comment! -
Friday, December 4, 2009, 10:17 AM
Sector ETF strength: Russell 2000– IWM +2.7%. Homebuilders– XHB +2.6%. Regional Banks– KRE +2.6%. Transports– IYT +2.4%. Steel– SLX +2.4%. Retailers– XRT +2.4%. Oil– USO +2.2%.
Sector ETF weakness: Gold Miners– GDX -3.7%. Gold– GLD -1.6%. Silver– SLV -1.3%. Utilities– XLU -0.2%. Comment! -
Wednesday, December 2, 2009, 1:30 PM
Sector ETF strength: Gold Miners– GDX +1.6%. Regional Banks– KRE +1.6%. Agribusiness– MOO +1.4%. Steel– SLX +1.3%. Telecom– IYZ +1.3%. Gold– GLD +1.2%.
Sector ETF weakness: Heating Oil– UHN -2.2%. Gasoline– UGA -1.9%. Oil– USO -1.6%. Oil Services– OIH -1.1%. Solar– TAN -0.8%. Energy– IYE -0.7%. Comment! - Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 5:17 AM Spot gold strikes another all-time high overnight, "and its liquidity-driven momentum shows no sign of slowing despite an almost unbroken run since a three-session correction in late October." To be seen: early bull market, or early stage exhaustion spike? Dec. gold +1.1% to $1,179. (ETF: GLD) 1 Comment
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Friday, November 20, 2009, 1:28 PM
Sector ETF strength: Pharma– PPH +1%. Livestock– COW +0.7%. Gold– GLD +0.3%. Utilities– XLU +0.1%.
Sector ETF weakness: Oil Services– OIH -2.6%. Homebuilders– XHB -2.4%. Solar– TAN -1.6%. Energy– XLE -1.6%. Clean Energy– PBW -1.5%. Comment! -
Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 1:15 PM
Sector ETF strength: Gold Miners– GDX +7.1%. Transports– IYT +4.8%. Silver– SLV +4.3%. Heating Oil– UHN +2.5%. Solar– KWT +2.4%. Gold– GLD +2.4%.
Sector ETF weakness: Semis– SMH -1.5%. Commercial Banks– KBE -1.2%. Regional Banks– KRE -1.2%. Comment! -
Monday, November 2, 2009, 1:20 PM
Sector ETF strength: Coal– KOL +2.1%. Agriculture– DBA +1.5%. Gold– GLD +1%. Healthcare Providers– IHF +0.9%. Oil– USO +0.7%. Gold Miners– GDX +0.7%. Commodities– DBC +0.7%.
Sector ETF weakness: Regional Banks– KRE -2.2%. Solar– TAN -2.1%. Broker/Dealers– IAI -1.5%. Telecom– IYZ -1.4%. Clean Energy– PBW -1.3%. Comment! - Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 1:43 PM A key selling point for gold, of course, is that it's a store of value that's hard to make disappear. Which is why some are troubled that the serial-numbered Friday physical bar listings from GLD - the largest U.S. gold-backed ETF - shrank from over a thousand pages to around 200 for a couple of weeks this month, before jumping back to 855 pages after growing online chatter. 10 Comments
- Monday, October 19, 2009, 6:23 PM Gold (GLD) isn't cheap, but neither does it look toppy. (Peter Brimelow) 5 Comments
- Monday, October 19, 2009, 4:18 PM ETF investors appear to be bracing for a potential long-term bout of inflation, with cash flowing steadily into funds tracking commodities (GLD, DBC, USO), foreign stocks (EEM, VWO, EWZ) and inflation-protected bonds (TIP). 1 Comment
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''The Case Of The Missing Gold Demand.'' by:SA (Sherlock) Macro Investor. $DUST $GLD http://bit.ly/1364LH0 http://bit.ly/VscgYH - View all 1 replies
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x oil -field: New Delhi:Rating agency Moody's warned that India's widening trade deficit is "credit negative" for country. $GOLD http://bit.ly/136fBg4
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Ghosts of Kariela: Gold is a future disaster waiting to happen, especially when the U.S. public realizes that gold isn't a magical inflation protector. -
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The Wind Beneath Bernanke's Wings (And Gold's Worst Enemy) by: Macro Investor. $DUST $GLD http://seekingalpha.com/a/pi8f - View all 0 replies
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x oil -field: ''If'' you fear your own shadow, or the you know.. ''the boogie-men'' in the $WH you can always buy $UVXY $TVIX at a new new lower price.
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x oil -field: Little girl talking trash about boogie man,''she has no fear'' http://bit.ly/XkGdGT // http://bit.ly/YGHwXa
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Will Erlandson: Took off the pair trade for a small gain. Condoring the GLD put spread milked another dime per 1-lot on a day when the ETF was up. -
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x oil -field: Billionaires Soros, Bacon Cut Gold Holdings on Decline. $GLD http://bloom.bg/Yijxcl $GOLD Bloomberg
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x oil -field: Gold $NUGT has dropped 5 percent this year as economic data improved. http://buswk.co/WgVZsH Businessweek
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U.S.A. shares 59% of total outsourcing business in India,largest chunk of outsourcing is in the IT sector. $GLD $DUST http://bit.ly/XEoSMW - View all 8 replies
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x oil -field: $GOLD May Extend Decline to Below $1,600: Technical Analysis. $DUST http://bloom.bg/12mWOl6
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BreakoutTrader
GLD: Gold (futures) 4-hour and daily trend down; need to close above 1746 on 4-hour chart to have the chance to reverse the trend - View all 1 replies
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O. Young Kwon
Bought SPDR Gold ETF (GLD). TMs (1-2-3): VAW. GLD just has a upward sector rotation momentum among 40 sectors. yk - View all 1 replies
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Ocean Man: Welcome to the party, it's been going straight up for a month now.
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Hypnos7: Thanks. I'm no longer daytrading. Developed a trend trading system, ask me how it worked in 2 years.
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Joshua Hayes
All about the printing press inflation train. $GLD $DGP $SLV $AGQ. No interest rate hikes till 2014. - View all 3 replies
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untrusting investor: Go Banana Ben Go. Oil to $150+/barrel here we come. What's Uncle Bennie gonna do then?
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Ocean Man: Thanks. Sold a few more calls up 106%, letting the last ones run.
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nasalpancho: Bankers and Fed would have pulled market back ahead of QE to make it look better if they were going to do it - Cant happen at these levels
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The_American
SLV & GLD will remain a most likely go higher. CHINA is agressively spreading influence throughout to become The World Reserve Currency. USO - View all 27 replies
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The_American: No disrespect but after your last few questions you have no clue of swaps CNY UUP DBC DBA the typical Boomer who watches the 5 o'clock news
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Retirefund
BNN reported today that China tripled gold imports in the past 11 months--->http://dld.bz/aEbZw GG ABX BRD SGRCF.PK KGC GLD GOLD - View all 2 replies
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Skull & Bones: Gotta have Gold.....LOTS of Gold.......to restart failed currencies after the Great Financial Unwind of 2013-2015. -
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JCH57
Interesting Bloomberg opinion piece about inflation: http://bloom.bg/xZcZSj. Seems like are catching the first hints of it in GLD SLV. - View all 1 replies
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