Barry Stuppler

The possibility of a “no deal” from the German government on Brexit negotiations caused Gold to rally in European markets . . . .

The yellow metal ended the year up a little more than 13% – its best year since 2010 – while gold stocks, as measured by the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index, gained more than 11% . . . .

After Gold’s recent rally, it appears to be moving into a very healthy trading range . . . .

After closing 2017 at $1,306.30 per ounce, up $156 (13.5%) for the year, Gold continued the rally into 2018. Last week, the first week of the new year, trading volume increased and the Gold price stayed above the important $1,300 per ounce long-term support level . . . .

After being up for the 10th straight trading session in a row, Gold is holding in a tight $7 high/low range . . . .

The other shoe to drop? The next big move? Up or down? . . . .

Mint raising prices on annual sets, America the Beautiful quarter dollar products . . . .

This Gold rally continues to show excellent demand as many professional traders are becoming believers . . . .

The US dollar weakened across the board after the release of the US employment report and pushed gold to the upside. The metal rose $6 in a few seconds, from $1316/oz to $1323 to test daily highs . . . .

Gold sold off in early Asian trading this morning, reaching a low of $1,305 per ounce before seeing renewed buying . . . .