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If you're interested in gold trading or silver trading and would like to see how we apply our gold trading tips in practice, you've come to the right place. The Gold & Silver Trading Alerts are the daily alert service provided by Przemyslaw Radomski, CFA that deals directly with the latest developments on the precious metals market. The situation is analyzed from long-, medium-, and short-term perspectives and topics covered go well beyond the world of precious metals themselves, ranging from the analysis of currencies, stocks, ratios, as well as using proprietary trading tools. Subscribers also receive intra-day follow-ups in case the market situation requires it. 1-2 alerts per week are posted also in our Articles section, so you can review these real-time samples before you subscribe.

Whether you already subscribed or not, we encourage you to find out how to make the most of our alerts and read our replies to the most common alert-and-gold-trading-related-questions.

  • Market Alert #2

    July 22, 2013, 3:42 PM

    Based on today's price moves we decided to adjust our speculative positions in the precious metals sector. This alert includes the details and reasoning behind them.

  • Market Alert

    July 22, 2013, 6:40 AM

    "Do you think that the move tonight in the metals has now turned into a bull market?" Is the question that we received based on today's pre-market moves and this is the question that we reply to in today's Market Alert. Dollar's and stocks' impact on metals remains negative, but will metals manage to rally anyway given the strength that they showed earlier today?

  • Market Alert

    July 19, 2013, 8:33 AM

    Yesterday was another low-volume day in the precious metals sector. Gold moved a little higher on tiny volume while silver was basically flat and mining stocks declined a little. Are we going to see an immediate decline based on the tiny-volume rally in gold? Or are we going to see a breakout based on low volume during silver's and miners' decline? Read today's Market Alert and find out.

  • Premium Update

    July 18, 2013, 7:45 AM

    The first six months of 2013 were not the best time to be the owner of a gold mine, or for that matter, the owner of gold mine stocks. Gold was not the worst Commodity of 2013's first half – in fact the worst was silver, which has dropped 34 percent year-to-date. The best commodity so far this year is oil, up 14 percent through July 11.

    Hedge funds managers have most probably sold all that they wanted to sell and when they change direction and want to buy back into gold, they may find it difficult to rebuild their gold ETF holdings without bidding gold prices higher. Chinese buyers are already paying as much as $40 an ounce premium above the London benchmark price to buy gold, but to see what is the most likely outcome for the short-term (how gold is likely to move, not only where), we have to factor in the following facts:

    • Gold stopped underperforming strongly relative to the U.S. dollar
    • Gold price recently moved higher along with crude oil
    • The short-term correlation between the metals and the USD Index
    • Targets for next gold move and a likely price pattern
    • The situation in silver confirms the outlook for gold
    • Confirmed breakdown for the very long-term gold stocks to other stocks ratio

    Today's Premium Update includes price targets for gold, silver and mining stocks and our estimation of how gold is likely to get there (based on the recent changes on the gold market).

  • Market Alert

    July 17, 2013, 6:50 AM

    In the latest Premium Update we wrote that the upper border of the declining trend channel was not reached. We also wrote the following:

    "As long as the miners don’t correct more than one half of their decline, this correction will be in tune with previous ones, and there are no bullish implications (please compare the retracements marked on the above chart)."

    The above gave miners some room to rally without invalidating the downtrend (!). In fact, they can still rally a bit without changing the bearish outlook. How much can gold / silver / miners move higher before the bearish outlook is invalidated? You already know our take - our stop-loss levels for the current speculative short position are the borderlines at which the outlook would likely change.

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