The precious metals market moved lower yesterday. Both: gold and silver pulled back later during the session and it could be viewed as a reversal. Then again, the USD declined as well. In other words, precious metals didn't manage to move higher even when USD declined. Does the combination of the above imply anything? It does, and we adjusted our trading suggestions accordingly. Read today's Market Alert and see what and how we changed.

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Friday's decline in gold did not catch our subscribers by surprise. The previous small moves higher in gold were accompanied by much greater daily declines in the USD Index which was a sign of weakness in the precious metals. Did anything change? Is the decline over after Friday's move or at least close to being over? Not likely. How low can gold, silver and mining stocks go and how should you position yourself in this situation? Read today's Market Alert and find out.

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Market Alert sent on June 10th, 2013

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Two days ago, Indian government raised import duty on gold from 6% to 8%. Yesterday, India's finance minister asked his countrymen to stop buying gold and instead invest in financial assets. Let's look at the charts and see if 'discouraging' people from buying gold is enough to stop the secular bull market.

This week we factor in the following events:

• gold's reaction on heavy decline of the USD Index on Thursday
• gold vs. silver. Which one performs better stocks still above the level of the 2007 highs
• first significant consolidation for gold stocks since September
• short-term breakout seen in the GDX ETF

Additionally, you’ll learn how to buy gold, silver and mining stocks with the stop loss properly.

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Market Alert sent on June 6th, 2013

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