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Charts Suggest Decline in Crude Oil May Be Over
December 10, 2013, 1:33 PMIn our previous essay, we examined the situation in crude oil in different time horizons. Back then, we wrote that the short-term situation had improved as crude oil had broken above both short-term resistance lines on relatively high volume and had come back above the previously-broken medium-term support line and the long-term one. In the following days, crude oil extended gains and approached its 200-day moving average. What’s next? Is the worst already behind oil bulls and we will see further improvement? Is it possible that three ratios will give us clues? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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Tapering or Tightening?
December 9, 2013, 12:23 PMThe American central bank is still planning to make sure that the banking system has enough Dollars at hand to keep them afloat. What may change is the tool affecting that process.
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What’s Next for Gold?
December 6, 2013, 7:20 AMThe precious metals sector was weak in the previous weeks and it remains weak today as well. Gold, silver, and – to some extent – mining stocks rallied on Wednesday and many investors and traders were led to believe that the worst was over. Is it?
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Crude Oil - Current Outlook
December 5, 2013, 3:11 PMNovember was another hard month for oil bulls. Market participants pushed crude oil down 3.6% as rising supplies weighted on the price. With this downward move, light crude hit a fresh monthly low of $91.77 and broke not only below the short-term support, but also the medium-term one. Despite this deterioration, this week, crude oil rebounded and rallied to a fresh five-week high for a fourth straight session of gains. Does this mean that investor sentiment is improving? Could we see further growth in light crude? What is the current technical picture for the oil market? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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Mining Stocks Suggest Further Declines
December 4, 2013, 1:28 PMIn our previous commentary, we focused on the U.S dollar, the euro and their impact on precious metals. Since that essay was posted, gold, silver and mining stocks have extended their declines and dropped to fresh monthly lows. Will they drop any further in the short term? We want you to be effective and profitable investors. That's why we take a look at the situation from different perspective and examine gold and silver mining stocks to find out what kind of impact they can have on precious metals’ future moves. We invite you to read our today's essay.
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Will the Strong Resistance Zone Stop the Oil-Stocks-to-Oil Ratio’s Rally?
December 2, 2013, 12:22 PMIn our previous essay on the oil-stocks-to-oil ratio, we focused on its implications for crude oil. Back then, we wrote that there was a strong negative correlation between the ratio and the price of light crude, and if the ratio declined, we would likely see the bottom of the current correction. However, taking into account bearish signals from the oil stocks index charts, we’ve decided to check this ratio to find out what impact it could have on future oil stocks’ moves. We invite you to check our today’s essay. Have a nice read.
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What now for Janet Yellen?
December 2, 2013, 11:55 AMThe certain fact is that Yellen is ready to continue with Fed’s expansionary operations.
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Dollar, Euro and Their Influence on Precious Metals
November 29, 2013, 11:21 AMAt the beginning of the week, gold, silver and mining stocks declined and dropped to their fresh monthly lows. Although we’ve seen some improvement in recent days, precious metals still have been trading in the narrow range. Is this a sign of strength or just a pause before the major plunge? Is it possible that the dollar and euro will give us some interesting clues once again? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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Silver’s Long-Term Support Line Has Been Reached. What’s Next?
November 27, 2013, 11:28 AMEarlier this week, after four straight weeks of losses, silver extended its declines and hit a fresh monthly low. With this downward move, the white metal reached its initial downside target created by the long-term support line. Taking this fact into account, investors are probably wondering what comes next. Will this important support stop further declines and encourage buyers to act? Or maybe, silver will test the strength of the next support level in the near future? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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The Stocks to Oil Ratio and Its Implications for Crude Oil
November 26, 2013, 4:02 PMAlthough crude oil dropped to a fresh monthly low in the previous week, it seems that the long-, medium- and short-term support levels finally encouraged oil bulls to act. We have noticed a pullback, which took light crude to its first important resistance. Despite yesterday’s drop, the buyers managed to stop further deterioration and hold the November low. Does this mean that investor sentiment is improving? Will the market players be more likely to buy crude oil? Or maybe light crude will drop once again in the coming days? Is it possible that the stocks-to-oil ratio will give us some interesting clues? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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Yellen in February 2013
November 25, 2013, 6:37 AMIt is always worthwhile to study previous careers of potential central bankers in order to understand their future role in case they get elected (Alan Greenspan being a proud exception to that rule!). It is therefore advisable to see past interpretations and opinion of Janet Yellen.
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Precious Metals: The Long-Term Perspective
November 22, 2013, 10:34 AMIn our previous essay, we examined the situation in silver. On the same day, after the essay was posted, the white metal dropped below $20, hit a fresh three-month low and moved very close to the declining support line that we had featured in that essay. Additionally, we also saw drops in case of gold and mining stocks. Today, we will examine three interesting long-term charts. Is it possible that they will help us answer the big question: Is the final bottom for gold, silver and mining stocks already in? We invite you to read our today's essay.
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Can the Oil-Stocks-to-Oil Ratio Tell Us More about Crude Oil’s Future Moves?
November 21, 2013, 7:53 AMIn the previous week, crude oil lost 0.65% and dropped to the levels that we saw back in June. Despite this decline, light crude remains above important long-, medium- and short-term support. Although we’ve seen a pullback in recent days, it is too small to say that the situation has improved. Is the final bottom of the current correction behind us? Or maybe crude oil will extend declines in the coming days? Is it possible that the oil-stocks-to-oil ratio will give us some interesting clues? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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Is Silver Likely to Decline from Here?
November 20, 2013, 10:02 AMWithout a doubt, the most important event this week will be the release of Fed’s minutes today. Investors will look closely at the minutes for clues as to when the central bank will cut its monthly asset purchase program in response to economic growth. Will Fed surprise the markets once again? What’s next? Will silver be very sensitive to what happens after that event? Will the minutes trigger a rally or a further decline? Before we know the answers to these questions, we invite you to read today's essay.
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Will Oil Stocks Pause in Their Rally?
November 20, 2013, 4:17 AMAlthough light crude moved lower once again and reached a new monthly low of $92.51 in the previous week, oil stocks didn’t follow this decline. They bounced off the bottom of the recent corrective move, pulled back and approached the 2013 high on Friday. In spite of Monday’s decline in light crude, the oil stock index climbed up once again and hit a fresh annual high. What’s next? Can the XOI climb higher in the near term? What is the current technical picture of oil stocks? If you want to know our take on these questions, we invite you to read our today's essay.
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