Market Alert sent on December 20th 2010

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It takes some courage to go out on a limb and predict precious metal prices for 2011. This week we look at some of the predictions by brave analysts, examine some of the pitfalls that could await gold and its crazy little brother silver in the upcoming year, and make some predictions of our own.

Meanwhile, the short-term situation is still tense, and we feature many charts this week, in order to put it into proper perspective. We have analyzed the Euro and USD Indices (including the 20-year chart, which provides information relevant at this point), general stock market (whose rally did not correspond to analogous action in the metals), gold and silver (possible downside targets), and mining stocks (from both: short- and long-term perspective). We also comment on the recent changes in the correlation matrix and on yesterday's signal coming from one of our unique indicators.

Additionally, we explain the similarity between 2008 and today in silver (is this a double top?), PHPP precious metals fund, and junior's policy regarding pink sheets "listing".

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The ”secret” is out and China has revealed its huge appetite for gold. Besides using up its own local gold production, the biggest in the world, China has also imported 209.7 tons of gold so far this year, a fivefold increase over last year. So, if there are not enough reasons out there for gold to continue its upward move, we now officially have yet another one. It doesn’t come as a surprise to us.

This week, our Premium Update comes with 23 charts/tables, which include 6 gold charts (one of them has very important long-term implications), USD Index, Euro Index, Silver, XAU Index (how low can it go?), GDX ETF, GDX:SPY and GDXJ:SPY ratios (juniors' and big senior producers' relative performance to other stocks), correlation matrix, and more!

This week's Premium Update includes our up-to-date rankings of top gold and silver juniors and the SP Long-term Junior Indicator. Speaking of the latter, please note that juniors (GDXJ ETF) moved over 60% higher since July 6th (when this indicator suggested switching from seniors to juniors), while seniors (here: GDX ETF) moved up by only 25% since that time. Consequently, this indicator alone generated substantial value for those who took it into account while making their investment-related decisions.

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Message sent on December 8th, 2010

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Market Alert sent on December 7th 2010

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