GLDW News and Press, SPDR Long Dollar Gold Trust From 01/24/20

By David Brady I am not here to go into the fundamental reasons why the futures market for Palladium has broken down. I recommend you review the work of David Jensen and Craig Hemke in that regard. They saw the breakdown months in advance. Instead, I analyzed the COT data for signs that th...

Silver is still in consolidation mode since early September, but could be close to a resolution. Below, is the chart of Silver: On the chart there appears to have formed some fractals. The current one has also broken out at the blue line in middle to late December of 2019, and is currently...

The bull market in gold and silver began in the early 2000s. After rising to highs of $1920.70 and $49.82 in 2011, both precious metals pulled back to lows of $1046.20 and $13.635 in December 2015. Gold and silver have been consolidating since reaching those lows. In June 2019, gold broke ou...

Let's make one thing perfectly clear: there are no fundamental reasons for believing the bull market launched by gold over a year ago is in any imminent danger of dying. There are, however, reasons for expecting that rallies in the gold price in the coming weeks will face headwinds, which may ...

The gold miners’ stocks are wavering, frustrating traders. For the better part of a half-year, this sector has neither broken out nor broken down. Instead it has mostly ground sideways since the last upleg’s peak. Gold stocks being mired in a consolidation so long, even a relativ...

By SchiffGold Gold had a strong year in 2019 and a World Gold Council report says the outlook for 2020 remains bullish. We expect that many of the global dynamics seeded over the past few years will remain generally supportive for gold in 2020." Gold charted its best year since 2010...

Recently I alluded to Auric Goldfinger, the villain from the James Bond movie. In the same piece, I mentioned "Goldmember" from "Austin Powers," a spoof of the Bond series. This week, providing a sense of the history of gold can give us a sense of just how significant the yellow metal has been...

There are reasons to think that the gold price will rise faster than expected. Since 2009, China has withdrawn 12,000 tonnes of gold from the rest of the world, where the short and medium-term gold price is set. For reasons I will explain, a tighter market outside of China can make the pri...

Original Post By Stuart Burns We have covered the precious metals and palladium, in particular, a few times over recent months, not because we have suddenly become PGM investors (although looking at price performance, that would have been a fortunate move), but simply because they ar...

Bridgewater Associates co-chief investment officer Greg Jensen tells the Financial Times that gold could surge past $2,000/oz. as central banks embrace higher inflation and political uncertainties increase. More news on: SPDR Gold Trust ETF, iShares Gold Trust ETF, Sprott Physical Gold...