Gold, Silver & Other Precious Metals 15 (Aug 16 - Jul 17)

[winston]

Here’s what to do if you’re sitting on big gains in gold stocks today…

by Ben Morris

Source: Daily Wealth Trader

http://thecrux.com/how-to-find-the-top- ... ys-market/

[winston]

The Fed’s Failure Will Cost You

Here's one asset you can count on for the long term

By Jeff Opdyke

Source: The Soveriegn Investor

http://investorplace.com/2016/08/the-fe ... 7jZVJh96M8

[winston]

Gold: 1346.20, -11.00.

Back and forth the past 10 sessions in a narrow range over the 20 day EMA.

Still a bullish setup, but getting to the point where it will need to make its next move.

Source: Investment House

[winston]

This chart could be signaling a big correction in gold and silver miners

by Chris Kimble

Source: Kimble Charting Solutions

http://thecrux.com/this-chart-could-be- ... ng-stocks/

[winston]

Gold Wins in Three out of Four Scenarios, Says Macquarie Strategist

None of them bode well for the economy

By Valentin Schmid

Source: Epoch Times

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/2143524 ... ydhoAj9w.1

[winston]

The ‘long gold’ trade looks ready to capsize (for now)

by Ben Morris

Source: Daily Wealth Trader

http://thecrux.com/jeff-clark-the-long- ... o-capsize/

[winston]

This Precious Metal Offers Plenty of Upside Over the Next Few Months

By Matthew Carr

Source: Investment U

http://dailytradealert.com/2016/08/26/t ... ew-months/

[winston]

Gold: 1325.90, +1.30.

Modest gain after an initial big spike upside.

That left gold still below the 50 day EMA after breaking below it Thursday as it fell harder Wednesday through the bottom of its two week lateral range that was trying to put in a higher low.

Source: Investment House

[winston]

Three surprising facts you don’t know about gold demand

by Kim Iskyan

Demand for gold comes from four main sources:
1. jewelry,
2. technology (mostly for electronics),
3. investment, and
3. central banks and other big institutions.

During the second quarter of this year (beginning of April to end of June), demand (in terms of volume, rather than in terms of value) fell in three of these categories.

Jewelry demand fell 14% compared to the year before. The technology sector required 3% less, and central bank demand dropped 40%. This makes sense – when prices rise, demand declines.

The big exception to this is investment demand, which was up 141% compared to last year. Over half of this stemmed from demand for gold ETFs.

During the second quarter of this year, the biggest growth in consumer demand for gold came from Japan, the U.K. and the U.S.

Demand in India fell 18% since the second quarter of 2015, and it fell 14% in China. Still, China and India combined still accounted for 45% of total consumer demand.

Source: True Wealth Asia

http://thecrux.com/3-surprising-facts-y ... ld-demand/

[winston]

Why we just sold platinum

by Dr. Steve Sjuggerud

Source: True Wealth

http://thecrux.com/sjuggerud-why-we-just-sold-platinum/