PeaceSign Posted July 27, 2020 Report Share Posted July 27, 2020 So the metals are blowing my mind. Silver is 23.50 in march it was 14 ish Gold is 1950 in March it was 16 ish This is happening faster than I guessed... Please people put your fiat into metal, land, seeds (heirloom variety) Do it now. If you have a 401k I would not be holding that, cash out and hold physical. 1 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Butifldrm Posted July 29, 2020 Report Share Posted July 29, 2020 Gold and silver have now entered ‘Phase 3’ according to Mike Maloney. So what is it that has changed to bring us into this new environment? It is something that Mike has been expecting for some time, and is finally here: monetary demand. And as he hints towards the end of this video, ‘You ain’t seen nothin’ yet’. 2 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pitcher Posted July 29, 2020 Report Share Posted July 29, 2020 Hey Butifldrm. Good to see you back. Thanks for the Video. 2 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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PeaceSign Posted July 29, 2020 Author Report Share Posted July 29, 2020 11 hours ago, Butifldrm said: Gold and silver have now entered ‘Phase 3’ according to Mike Maloney. So what is it that has changed to bring us into this new environment? It is something that Mike has been expecting for some time, and is finally here: monetary demand. And as he hints towards the end of this video, ‘You ain’t seen nothin’ yet’. I follow Mike every day! He is so kind you can tell he cares about people. Thanks 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mary B Posted July 29, 2020 Report Share Posted July 29, 2020 Gold still projected higher 7/29/20 Moor Analytics Wednesday July 29, 2020 09:46 Kitco Commentaries | Opinions, Ideas and Markets Talk Featuring views and opinions written by market professionals, not staff journalists. Commentaries & Views Share this article: On a macro basis: I cautioned on 8/16/18 the break back above $1,179.7-$1,183.7 warned of renewed strength. We have seen $791 of this. The break above $1,347.0 projected this upward $80 minimum, $320 (+) maximum. We have attained $627.6 of this so far. On 4/2 we left a bullish reversal below that warned of continued strength. We have seen $355.9 so far. The decent break above $1,899.0 projects this upward $170 minimum, $300 (+) maximum based off an ‘ok formed’ pattern. We saw $75.7 before rolling back over and bouncing off of where it came in yesterday at $1,900.5. This will come in at $1,902.0 today. If we break decently back below, I would be out of all longs for the time being and look for decent pressure to come in, likely for days/weeks. On a shorter-term basis: The short cover back above $1,935.6 (+9 tics per/hour) yesterday took the bull calls above OFF HOLD and warns of renewed strength. We have seen $24.4 of this so far. This will come in at $1,955.7 (+9 tics per/hour starting at 8:20am). NOTE: this is just a small portion of the market calls I provide my clients twice daily in the Gold and Energy complex. 'Decent penetrations' are specific amounts and provided to clients daily as well. If you are interested, please feel free to reach out. Commodities trading involves a substantial degree of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Michael Moor does not guarantee profits and is not responsible for any trading losses of subscribers. No representation is made, stated or implied, that any investor will achieve results, profits or losses, even remotely similar to hypothetical results. Past performance is by no means indicative of future results. Information provided in this newsletter is not to be deemed as an offer or solicitation with respect to the sale of purchase of any securities or commodities. Any copy, reprint, broadcast or distribution of this report of any kind is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of Michael Moor. Michael Moor may execute transactions in a proprietary trading account that may be consistent or inconsistent with the contents of the newsletter. The content, statements, and viewpoints expressed in this publication are those of Michael Moor solely in his individual capacity and are not attributable to any person or entity other than Michael Moor By Moor Analytics Contributing to kitco.com https://www.kitco.com/commentaries/2020-07-29/Gold-still-projected-higher-7-29-20.html 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mary B Posted August 3, 2020 Report Share Posted August 3, 2020 Gold still projected higher 7/29/20 Moor Analytics Monday August 03, 2020 09:45 Kitco Commentaries | Opinions, Ideas and Markets Talk Featuring views and opinions written by market professionals, not staff journalists. Commentaries & Views Share this article: On a macro basis: I cautioned on 8/16/18 the break back above $1,179.7-$1,183.7 warned of renewed strength. We have seen $791 of this. The break above $1,347.0 projected this upward $80 minimum, $320 (+) maximum. We have attained $627.6 of this so far. On 4/2 we left a bullish reversal below that warned of continued strength. We have seen $355.9 so far. The decent break above $1,899.0 projects this upward $170 minimum, $300 (+) maximum based off an ‘ok formed’ pattern. We saw $75.7 before rolling back over and bouncing off of where it came in yesterday at $1,900.5. This will come in at $1,902.0 today. If we break decently back below, I would be out of all longs for the time being and look for decent pressure to come in, likely for days/weeks. On a shorter-term basis: The short cover back above $1,935.6 (+9 tics per/hour) yesterday took the bull calls above OFF HOLD and warns of renewed strength. We have seen $24.4 of this so far. This will come in at $1,955.7 (+9 tics per/hour starting at 8:20am). NOTE: this is just a small portion of the market calls I provide my clients twice daily in the Gold and Energy complex. 'Decent penetrations' are specific amounts and provided to clients daily as well. If you are interested, please feel free to reach out. Commodities trading involves a substantial degree of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Michael Moor does not guarantee profits and is not responsible for any trading losses of subscribers. No representation is made, stated or implied, that any investor will achieve results, profits or losses, even remotely similar to hypothetical results. Past performance is by no means indicative of future results. Information provided in this newsletter is not to be deemed as an offer or solicitation with respect to the sale of purchase of any securities or commodities. Any copy, reprint, broadcast or distribution of this report of any kind is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of Michael Moor. Michael Moor may execute transactions in a proprietary trading account that may be consistent or inconsistent with the contents of the newsletter. The content, statements, and viewpoints expressed in this publication are those of Michael Moor solely in his individual capacity and are not attributable to any person or entity other than Michael Moor By Moor Analytics Contributing to kitco.com 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mary B Posted August 7, 2020 Report Share Posted August 7, 2020 Gold falls from its highest levels and loses $ 36 with the strength of the US dollar 2020-08-07 Yassin Iraq - Follow-up Gold prices turned to drop from an all-time high during Friday's trading, after the monthly jobs report, but the metal is heading to record gains for the ninth week in a row. The spot price of the metal lost more than $ 36 with the strength of the US dollar after the United States economy added 1.8 million jobs during the past month, more than expected, and the unemployment rate fell to 10.2 percent. Wages in the United States grew, contrary to what was expected last July. Gold was supported earlier in trading from increasing tensions again between the United States and China, as the former issued executive orders against the latter aimed at preventing American dealings with the companies "Tencent" and "DietPans". Gold is on the right track towards achieving gains of more than 4 percent this week, which would be the ninth weekly increase in a row. On the level of weekly performance, gold benefited from the weakening of the dollar, falling US Treasury yields, and concern about the global economic repercussions resulting from the increase in cases of "Covid-19", which is approaching 19 million people. By 2:00 p.m. GMT, the price of gold metal futures for December delivery fell by about 0.5 percent, or $ 11.10, to $ 2,058.50 an ounce. The metal had reached a new record early in trading at $ 2089.20 an ounce. During the same time, the spot delivery price of the precious metal declined by more than 1.7 percent to $ 2027.11 an ounce, losing $ 36.40. Meanwhile, the main index of the dollar, which compares the performance of the American paper against 6 other major currencies, rose by more than 0.7 percent, to 93.512. https://yesiraq.com/الذهب-يهبط-من-اعلى-مستوياته-ويخسر-36-دول/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mary B Posted August 8, 2020 Report Share Posted August 8, 2020 Gold is the longest streak of weekly gains in nearly 10 years Economy News _ Baghdad Gold stopped a series of unprecedented daily gains in the last sessions of last week, after an acceptable report on jobs in the United States supported the dollar, but the deterioration of the pandemic situation kept prices on the path of achieving the longest series of weekly gains in about 10 years. After the spot price of gold recorded an unprecedented high of $ 2072.50 an ounce, it had declined with the close of Wall Street by 1.4 percent to $ 2033.89. It has increased 3% since the start of the week, in what will be its ninth consecutive weekly gain. US gold futures were settled down 2 percent to $ 2028 an ounce. The dollar rebounded from a two-year low after data showed that US non-farm payrolls increased by 1.763 million in July, compared to a record increase of 4.971 million in June, due to renewed US-China tension. Adding to the pressure on gold, a new US aid package linked to the Corona virus has faltered. "Once they agree on the stimulus, it will be negative for the dollar. The global economy is still very volatile, and as a result we will find more easy money, so it's all negative for gold," said Edward Mayer, an analyst at ED&F Man Capital Markets. But he added that gold could still end the year at between $ 2,200 and $ 2,300. The precious metal gained 34% this year in light of the escalation of cases of Covid-19, which has hurt global economies and prompted unprecedented stimulus measures. In other precious metals, silver fell three percent to $ 28.07 an ounce, after reaching its highest levels since February 2013 at $ 29.84. Since the beginning of the week, it has increased 15.5%. Platinum fell 4.1 percent to $ 957.36, while palladium fell 2.9 percent to $ 2,156.97. Number of observations 11 Date added 08/08/2020 https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=21323 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mary B Posted August 8, 2020 Report Share Posted August 8, 2020 Gold records longest weekly gain in nearly 10 years Economy Gold 2020-08-08 01:44 Twilight News / Gold halted an unprecedented series of daily gains in the last session last week, after an acceptable u.S. jobs report supported the dollar, but the deteriorating conditions of the pandemic kept prices on track for the longest weekly series of gains in nearly 10 years. After reaching an all-time high of $2,072.50 an ounce, the spot price of gold fell 1.4 percent to $2,033.89. It has increased three percent since the beginning of the week and will become its ninth consecutive weekly gain. U.S. gold futures were settled down 2 percent to $2,028 an ounce. The dollar rebounded from a two-year low after data showed that U.S. non-farm jobs increased by 1.763 million in July against a record high of 4.971 million in June and renewed U.S.-China tension. To increase the pressure on gold, a new U.S. aid package linked to the Coronavirus has stalled. The precious metal gained 34% this year amid an escalation of Cases of Cofed-19, which has hurt global economies and prompted unprecedented stimulus measures. In other precious metals, silver fell three percent to $28.07 an ounce, after earlier reaching its highest level since February 2013 at $29.84. Since the beginning of the week, it has increased by 15.5%. Platinum fell 4.1 percent to $957.36, while Palladium fell 2.9 percent to $2,156.97. https://shafaaq.com/ar/اقتصـاد/الذهب-يسجل-طول-سلسلة-مكاسب-سبوعية-في-نحو-10-سنوات 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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