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Vaneck Gold Miners ETF (NY: GDX )

37.66 +0.21 (+0.56%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 1:10 PM EST, Nov 29, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Gold Summarily Tossed Even As Banks Admit They're Lost
On Friday, Gold found its way well down into the 1854-1779 support zone, tossed to as low as 1783 before snapping back to settle the week at a still ever-petty price of 1813. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks are Extremely Oversold
Gold stocks have broken down technically, but they are extremely oversold. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Summer Doldrums 5
Gold, silver, and their miners’ stocks suffer their weakest seasonals of the year in early summers. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks’ New Short-Term Lows Can Only Mean One Thing
If not for the war, there would’ve probably been a repeat of the 2008 gold market. However, there is something similar: the bearish outlook for miners. 
Via Talk Markets
‘Anti’ Markets
A look at daily charts that are flipped over to a view that is ‘anti’ their normal selves. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Wednesday, June 29
In this video Ira Epstein reviews the days trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, June 29. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks Are Worse Than Gold
Gold stocks latest swoon confirms what has been stated and inferred in my previous articles about gold mining shares – namely, gold stocks are a lousy investment. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Is Building Solid Support
For the past month, gold has been consolidating within a tight range around $1850. The data suggests the next move is most likely up. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold-Stock Futures Ramp Nears
The battered gold miners’ stocks are languishing deeply out of favor again, drifting listlessly through their summer doldrums. 
Via Talk Markets
Australian Stock Market Elliott Wave Analysis: ASX200, CBA, Iron Ore, Gold, Natural Gas, AUDUSD
ASX200 Market Summary Elliott Wave ASX200: Wave (4) completed and the next leg lower is underway. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold And Gold Miners – Are They Still Out Of Favor?
Precious metals, gold, and gold miners have all been out of favor this year. We saw panic selling hit the stock market and massive liquidation which pulled them down. 
Via Talk Markets
Pressuring Growth Is The Lesser Evil For The US Economy
Failing to curb the pricing pressures eventually leads to demand destruction, a rising unemployment rate, and a recession. 
Via Talk Markets
Bullion & Miners: Winning Plays Now
When the main theme is surprising, the main assets to own are of course gold and silver. 
Via Talk Markets
What Does the G7 Russian Gold Ban Mean for Gold Stocks?
Gold prices are unchanged despite the G7 meeting deciding on a Russian gold ban. Here's how the ban could affect miners going forward. 
Via InvestorPlace
Here's What To Watch On Direxion Daily Gold Miners Index Bull 2X Shares (NUGT)
Direxion Daily Gold Miners Index Bull 2X Shares (NYSE: NUGT) was trading down about 2% on Monday in continued consolidation after plunging over 6% lower on Thursday. 
Via Benzinga
A Pivotal Juncture For Gold, Gold Stocks
Another hot CPI fails to suppress gold. 
Via Talk Markets
Big Inflation Will Spur Gold
While QT2 is getting underway, even at full-speed just half-unwinding QE4 will take over two years. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Friday, June 24
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity Markets: Gold, Silver, Iron Ore, Oil, Copper
Commodity markets are generally softer against a strong US dollar. 
Via Talk Markets
Is the Road to Recession in the American Economy Already Paved?
While investors orchestrated a relatively immaterial short squeeze on Jun. 21, the daily optimism did little to resolve the fundamental headwinds that helped foster the S&P 500's 2022 collapse. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Tuesday, June 21
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
No Rosy Future Lies Ahead Gold Miners in the Stock World
If history is any guide, either a big or an enormous decline awaits gold-stock prices. That’s very bearish for the precious metals market. 
Via Talk Markets
Little Reprieve
S&P 500 likely put in a short-term bottom, and the fresh long position is profitable from the get-go. 
Via Talk Markets
Fed Rides the Painted Pony on Rates as the Inflation Wheel Spins
The Fed can't seem to find a directing sign on the straight and narrow highway. 
Via Talk Markets
FOMC Day The Low For Gold
A major inflation cycle has well-defined stages. To prosper, investors need to allocate capital to the dominant theme of each stage. 
Via Talk Markets
The Gold Market Is Getting Ready For Another Interest Rate Hike
As predicted, gold stocks are gradually declining. Their situation is unlikely to improve - the Fed is already planning another interest rate hike. 
Via Talk Markets
Elliott Wave: ASX200, Iron Ore, Gold, Natural Gas, AUDUSD
The trading focus is on the next Elliott Wave corrective bear market rally. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Friday, June 10
Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets. 
Via Talk Markets
GOLD, GDX, GLD: Why Are Gold Stocks Up Today?
Gold stocks are back in focus following the May CPI report that showed inflation increased by 8.6% YOY, the highest in more than 40 years. 
Via InvestorPlace
Gold Analogs, 2-Year Yield, Oil And Macro
A review of prior analogs in gold during bull market corrections and how peaks in oil pricing often coincide with lows in the precious metals mining stocks. 
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