since the January 5 low at 59.66, the GLD has climbed above its 9, 50 and 200 DMAs, and for the past 3 sessions appears to be consolidating just ABOVE the moving average cluster. [full report]
A big drawdown in gasoline inventories (compared to expectations) has triggered a powerful intraday upside reversal in the Oil Services HOLDRs (OIH) ETF. [full report]
gold buy it will go up to 560 in comming weeks entry 530 stop 512 target 547, 560 **************** silver buy target 9.45, 9.85 entry 9.04 stop 8.77 [full report]
GOLD is good chart now . It is building bullish pattern to go up more.
gold is good chart to go 573, and then 580 target
i do not think it will be bearish as far as it can not break lower than 537 [full report]
GOLD is good chart now . It is building bullish pattern to go up more. gold is good chart to go 573, and then 580 target i do not think it will be bearish as far as it can not break lower than 537buy gold to target 573 and then [full report]
As i told you yesterday gold drop from 445 to 533-535 now. I think it should be bottom around this.
Then i think we should buy on dip gold at 530-535, by stop at 517 wait for target at 550, 568 I think now gold is topped and usd is [full report]
Corn Covering our demand side reports first, our Monday weekly export inspection report showed 29 million bushels of corn was inspected for near term export; off 9 m.b. from the week prior. This was expected after our recent price high last week was a four month high. Year to date [full report]
The Energy Report for Thursday, February 23, 2006 Bada-bing then bada-bang! Oil gives back its entire geo-political premium in one big bada-bang! Oil, without any real news out of hot-spot Nigeria, plummeted ahead of what traders anticipate will be a bearish supply report. Yet despite the action in oil it [full report]
The Energy Report for Friday, February 24, 2006 Sometimes you’ve got to sit back and just enjoy the wonders of nature. And what nature does sometimes can be astounding. Take for example the life of a salmon. Other than those that end up on my dinner plate, the whole purpose [full report]
At left we have included a comparison between crude oil futures, the ratio between the Amex Oil Index (XOI) and the S&P 500 Index (SPX), and the cross rate between the Japanese yen and Australian dollar (AUD).
At major peaks for crude oil and the energy sector (XOI) the yen [full report]
The Energy Report for Monday, February 27, 2006 The market's worst fears were almost played out on Friday when al-Qaeda suicide bombers attempted to destroy the Abqaiq oil processing plant in Saudi Arabia. Despite the fact that the early reports of the attack were confused, the market seemed to react [full report]
New Positions that are being suggested for today June Yen- Recent changes in Japans economic stance appears evident on a long term chart and we may see the Yen return to its former glory. Looking at a monthly chart we see evidence that the market may have bottomed on a [full report]
New Positions that are being suggested for today: March 1
March Dow Jones- Yes we are still swing trading our original trade from Jan 17. Now we see the Dow trading at the top of the range and are reversing our long play into a play to the down side. We [full report]
The price band's back and we're going to be in trouble! Is the new price band for oil $60.00 on the low side and $70.00 on the high side? You remember the OPEC price band. Oh come on now, sure you do! You remember how it went; very simple really. [full report]
Can you say...Hi Ho Silver? I knew you could! the market are finally starting to get re-heated after taking a small break in it's re-enactment of 70's style markets. There is evidence that suggests both history as well as markets repeat themselves. The proof is in the pudding and to [full report]
Hey come on it’s Friday! Time to shed those bearish inhibitions. Time to jump into bullish waters as oil made a bold bullish statement. Oil traders let loose a buying frenzy that took out a key resistance level giving signals that the market might be ready to test the recent [full report]
Corn We started the week’s demand side reports with Monday’s weekly export inspection report showing 29.7 million bushels of corn was inspected for near term export down from 45.9 the week prior. Thursday’s weekly export sales report showed 613 t.m.t. of corn was sold last week off 58% from the [full report]
Commodity Markets Review The U.S. Dollar Index declined rather impressively yesterday as long-term yields moved higher but this appeared a bit ‘random’ to us given that the longer-term trend has included a stronger dollar with rising yields.
At right we show a comparison between the Swiss franc futures and the [full report]
Just another Manic Monday in the energy complex as the energy markets sold off in a heavy dose of Monday morning relief. Oh yes, we got through the weekend and most of the oil in the world is still flowing. Traders woke up and saw the sun and the world [full report]
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