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- Monday, April 15, 4:20 AM A number of reasons have been given for gold's (GLD) sudden free-fall, chief among them the ECB's pressurization of Cyprus' central bank to sell its gold reserves to help pay for the country's bailout. That has raised expectations that other distressed eurozone members might be forced to sell gold as well. Other factors include bearish forecasts such as from Goldman Sachs, the slow improvement in the U.S. economy, and the perception that gold is no longer needed as a safe haven. Gold -4.1% and silver -7.4%. 15 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Sunday, April 14, 11:06 PM Precious metals continue to sell off sharply, gold (GLD) -4% to $1,440/oz., the lowest level in about 2 years. Off 6.7% to $24.58, silver's (SLV) back to fall 2010 levels. 50 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Sunday, April 14, 7:51 AM Notwithstanding Friday's implosion, Barron's Randall Forsyth says gold looks undervalued, and pitches the precious metal as the anti-bitcoin: "It is incongruous that gold - money that can't be printed, just minted - would enter a bear market Friday." Calafia Beach Pundit disagrees. His next target for gold: $1,000. 36 Comments [Commodities]
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Friday, April 12, 5:26 PM
The week's ETF movers - Gainers: TAN +14.8%. GAZ +5.1%. REMX +3.9%. EWJ +3.7%. IDV +3.5%.
ETF Losers: GDXJ -9.1%. VXX -8.7%. GDX -8.1%. PHYS -7.0%. GLD -5.8%. Comment! [On the Move] - Friday, April 12, 2:27 PM Goldman's short call on gold looks prescient, as comex gold sinks $63.50 to settle at $1,501.40/oz. for its lowest close since July 2011. Traders and analysts see no obvious trigger for the selloff, which seems to reflect the malaise that has gripped the market. Silver slips $1.37 to $26.33/oz. Miners are huge losers: HMY -7.5%, ABX -7.3%, AEM -6.9%, AUY -6.2%, SLW -5.6%, NEM -5.2%, EGO -4.9%, GFI -4.8%, GG -4.5%. 38 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Friday, April 12, 12:50 PM Gold miners (GDX -4.5%) are getting destroyed as gold prices cross into bear territory. Capitulation, if it’s here, would mean a true bottom in price, and Tocqueville Gold Fund's John Hathaway says that's what we’re approaching; he sees strong macro fundamentals for gold, investor sentiment at a negative extreme and compelling valuations in mining shares - "a contrarian's dream scenario." 18 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Friday, April 12, 10:52 AM A slide in commodity prices turns into a rout: GLD -3.2%, SLV -4.2%, USO -3%, Copper (JJC) -2.2%. At $1,506/oz., gold is threatening a $1,400 handle for the first time in nearly 2 years. After an early bounce, stocks move to session lows, the S&P 500 -0.7%. The long bond gains three-quarters of a full point, its yield down to a 2013 low of 2.93%. Update at 11:05: Now off 4.3%, gold slips below $1,500. 54 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Friday, April 12, 8:54 AM The gold bear market/correction continues with the metal sliding to $1,537/oz., the lowest since last summer. Looking at a longer-term chart, gold has bounced off the low-mid $1,500 level a few times over the last 18 months. A drop below that would break what the technicians like to call "long-term support." The pattern in silver is similar. GLD -1.6%, SLV -2.2% premarket. 12 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Thursday, April 11, 11:18 AM Gold doesn't have many friends left, but Julian Jessop, head of commodities research at Capital Economics, still sees "plenty of upside" with gold possibly hitting $2,000/oz. Worries about the Fed curbing its bond-buying efforts earlier than expected as well as Cyprus being the first eurozone country forced to sell its gold reserves are both overblown, he says. 21 Comments [Commodities, Quick Ideas]
- Wednesday, April 10, 2:04 PM Gold futures fell nearly $28/oz. in their biggest one-day percentage loss since November following the surprise early release of the FOMC Minutes and Goldman's cut of gold forecasts through 2014; a stronger dollar index also weighed. Goldman says gold could fall faster and larger than its forecast if ETF owners keep exiting, which is happening today: GLD -1.5%, IAU -1.5%, GDX -3.2%. 9 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Wednesday, April 10, 8:07 AM With gold prices struggling to shine as a safe haven, Goldman Sachs cuts its gold price forecasts for the second time in two months. Goldman's gold team now sees an average price of $1,545/oz. in 2013 vs. its earlier forecast of $1,610, with prices falling to $1,350 in 2014 from $1,490 expected previously. The move comes a day after Deutsche Bank poured cold water on its own outlook for gold. 11 Comments [Commodities]
- Friday, April 5, 8:35 AM S&P 500 (SPY) futures -1.3% following the big miss for Nonfarm Payrolls. Treasury prices soar, the long bond up a full point and a half. TLT +2%. Crude oil tumbles, USO -1.5%, and gold flies, GLD +1%. 12 Comments
- Thursday, April 4, 8:07 PM Australian miners are trading higher today, regaining much of what they lost in the previous session after metal futures rose overnight in London: BHP Billiton (BHP +1.7%), Rio Tinto RIO +1.5%), Fortescue Metals Group (FSUMY.OB +1.6%), and Newcrest Mining Ltd. AU:NCM +1.92% (NCMGY.PK +2.2%). Comment! [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Thursday, April 4, 7:16 AM A healthy market is supposed to rally on good news, yes? If so, things don't look good for the gold bulls, as the metal fails to muster any bounce on news of the massive BOJ easing. GLD -0.9% premarket with gold at $1,544/oz. - its lowest level since late June. 18 Comments [Commodities]
- Wednesday, April 3, 2:19 PM Precious metals (GLD -1.4%, SLV -1.3%) tumble to new multi-month lows, with gold at $1,552/oz. the weakest since last summer and right near what technicians like to call long-term support going back to mid-2011. At $26.87, silver also threatens key chart levels. 24 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Tuesday, April 2, 3:01 PM More on SocGen's bearish gold (GLD) call: The price is in "bubble territory," say the authors - driven there by fears aggressive QE would spur inflation. Instead, consumer prices have actually been trending lower for the last 2 years, and now economic conditions have improved to the point where the Fed can begin thinking about QE's end. "It seems unlikely that investors would want to add much to their long gold postions." 21 Comments [Commodities, Quick Ideas]
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$GOLD L1,421.30¢ http://bit.ly/nXGqkT $GLD L137.50¢ @MI Zombies have returned to the Streets.http://bit.ly/13XI0Yw http://bit.ly/10mjkYX @SA - View all 2 replies
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x oil -field: Spain sold 12mon.bills at a yield of less than 1% for 1st time in 3yrs as the nation got bids approaching 20B euros. http://bloom.bg/13v4cK0
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x oil -field: $XLF Forex EUR /USD *AH C-(1.29|18) http://bit.ly/nXGqkT L-(1.29|18) http://bit.ly/X8QSGf investing.com (€) Trending Lower. $XLF Forex
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$GLD Warning bells over mining investment. $ABX BrisbaneTimes http://bit.ly/10mjkYX http://bit.ly/10TqT5w http://bit.ly/X8U5bn SA - View all 0 replies
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While awaiting pending ''Armageddon'' buy*Tide,Vodka,Scotch,and I would add Cognac to list. http://bit.ly/18EeoT0 http://bit.ly/15DhyHS $GLD - View all 6 replies
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x oil -field: Gold: Over-Leveraged Portfolios Unwinding, Watch Out Below. by:SA George Kesarios. $ABX $AUY $GG $GLD $NEM $SLW http://bit.ly/YDQNxr
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x oil -field: Between the articles a $GLD consensus [has] is developing.'At the beach party' there will be volleyball,liquide sprints,and*Tide as backup.
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Jason Burack
Anyone talking about how much physical gold has left $GLD better also understand that China absorbed it all via increasing imports - View all 10 replies
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Jason Burack: World demand for oil is still growing. Emerging market & OPEC demand has offset dropping demand in G7.
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Jason Burack: Shale oil production has kept oil prices in a trading range for now.
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Paulson Bid to Resurrect Reputation Hurt by 'Gold Gone Bad' $GLD Bloomberg http://bloom.bg/17L83Uj http://bit.ly/10arund @SA MarketCurrents - View all 2 replies
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x oil -field: Gold Bears Pull $20.8 Billion as $BLK BlackRock Says Buy: [papier-mâché] Commodities $GLD $SLV http://bloom.bg/123XiZA Bloomberg
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x oil -field: Cayman Islands Spars With Sachs Over Hedge Fund Directorships. Bloomberg http://bloom.bg/11zGmPq http://bit.ly/13fM6Z4
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$TVIX Charmin comfort - $CS Fear Toiletten-Papier.*52 WK L-$2.53¢ http://bit.ly/Y6ZvPR http://bit.ly/12qbkbp http://bit.ly/WHv8SD $GLD - View all 0 replies
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Hedge fund chief Paulson a big loser in $GLD gold rout. Are you a bag-holder for Paulson? http://reut.rs/11Qm6UC Reuters - View all 2 replies
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x oil -field: WSJ: EU Tax Chief: UK Won't Stop Financial Transaction Tax $GLD $TVIX $UVXY http://bit.ly/10gs3ru
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x oil -field: ''The Armageddon premium is coming out." $GOLD Bears Pull $20.B as BlackRock Says Buy: Commodities $GLD http://bloom.bg/123XiZA
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WSJ: EU Tax Chief: UK Won't Stop Financial Transaction Tax $GLD $TVIX $UVXY http://bit.ly/10gs3ru http://bit.ly/10gsiTu - View all 1 replies
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Overanalytical: Everyone is supposed to buy silver today to "fight manipulators" and force the price up. http://bit.ly/13MfAjg
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$STT Charmin-comfort $GLD Fear Toiletten-Papier. http://bit.ly/Y6ZvPR *52WK L$130.50¢ today's http://bit.ly/XK6krw L-141.50¢ - View all 1 replies
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x oil -field: Texas University Fund *Sold $375M in $GOLD Bars. http://bloom.bg/11EIDp4 $GLD Bloomberg http://bit.ly/X8U5bn
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$INR As $GOLD prices crash, market gaze turns to quality of gold loan portfolio. New Delhi http://bit.ly/17nxrgG $GLD $GDX $STT $NUGT - View all 10 replies
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x oil -field: ..its a balloon about to pop.I've taken heat ringing the bell to no avail.Folks just wish to blow harder on the balloon,& all know..
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x oil -field: ..what happens when a balloon has to much air! All I can say now is ..boyz and girlz hang on for the rough ride.
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$GOLD Could Collapse Just Like Bitcoin Did. $GLD http://read.bi/ZPV9lB BusinessInsider http://bit.ly/YTEmM3 - View all 17 replies
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x oil -field: When the POTUS announced the war(s) would be coming to an end [for now],this was a sure giveaway to the informed folks that [all]..c>
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x oil -field: ..inflated commodity premiums would be deflated(ing) this you can bank on,just as you can be sure the sun will rise from the east in the AM.
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Jason Burack: Most shorts do not study accurate fundamentals though & think all info is in the charts.
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realornot: will drop more ..... I am buying the next big dip!!!! Good for my car. Really durable stuff... http://bit.ly/11Isor2
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bear2bull2bear: The oldtimer buying all he could get last week was right! Central Banks bought 5 tons this month alone! Physical flying out doors even in US
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Jason Burack: Lol. Gold is showing like it wants to hold $1400 and maybe move higher.
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Interview I did w gold hedge fund manager Dave Kranzler about $GLD $PHYS $GDX $GDXJ $SLV $PHYS http://bit.ly/12GT7VQ - View all 18 replies
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Jason Burack: Unlike most mining company CEOs, most American CEOs have been very efficient and aggressive cutting costs. Very shrewd.
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WSJ: The New Bear Market $GLD $GOLD Price Collapses in Panic Selling. $GDX $ABX http://on.wsj.com/11M7gNC - View all 32 replies
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x oil -field: ..if someone already has the ''great gold collapse'' story written, and is just waiting for it's publication. $ABX $NEM http://bit.ly/ZNK3cP
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markrpat: Again, 1 hour of entertainment "End of the Road". Netflix. A point of view, nothing more, but educational.
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Bought 7 ounces of silver yesterday, which is a big purchase for me. (Thats like a months worth of gas!) $SLV $GLD - View all 7 replies
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Ghosts of Kariela: Maples are real nice, i love the canadian coins, the grizzlys are really good looking as well same with the moose. -
Overanalytical: Ive been hearing a lot about grizzlies but in the picture I just couldn't resist the maple. Im sure I'll get the others eventually
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jason2713: I thought $1410 was the recent "ceiling" that should have been sold into?
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Chines33: I would be selling there, but 450 is MAX upside in my opinion. I'd take a shot short there.
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Jason Burack
Podcast I did about $GLD $SLV $GDX $GDXJ $SIL If the correction continues some miners will go bust http://bit.ly/ZCIv9v - View all 5 replies
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evan.prospect: I just bought a Jan 2015 call option on SLW...I may buy some if I can free up more cash. -
Jason Burack: I would keep stacking physical silver bullion too. You are buying it close to or below production cost for many miners.