Barry Stuppler
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Gold moving higher at a fast rate<br />Daily Market Report 6/6/17
(Read More)Wow, the Gold price is moving higher at a faster rate than I expected . . . .
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Chinas Gold Imports Seen Jumping 50% as Haven Demand Booms
(Read More)China, the world’s biggest gold market, may boost imports through Hong Kong by about half this year as local investors seek to protect their wealth from currency risks, a slowing property market and volatile stocks, according to the Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society . . . .
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Gold & Silver rally continues as US Dollar hits 2017 low
(Read More)Three major factors helped Gold breakout above the key $1,270 per ounce level last week . . . .
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Gold has moved above $1,280<br />Daily Market Report 6/5/17
(Read More)After moving above $1,270 late last week, Gold has moved above $1,280 per ounce this morning . . . .
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Gold moved above resistance level<br />Daily Market Report 6/2/17
(Read More)Gold quickly moved above the $1,270 per ounce resistance level and kept on going . . . .
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All Signs Point to Higher Gold Prices in the Months Ahead
(Read More)Gold prices reached an all-time high dollar price of $1,898 per ounce on September 5, 2011. Then began a relentless four-year, 43% plunge that took gold prices to $1,058 on November 27, 2015 . . . .
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Silver Supply/Demand Curve Begins to Turn in Silver’s Favor
(Read More)Last week, the Silver Institute and the research team from GFMS at Thomson Reuters said that silver mine production declined in 2016 for the first time since 2002 . . . .
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Gold continues to consolidate<br />Daily Market Report 6/1/17
(Read More)Gold continues to consolidate recent gains in a tight trading range . . . .
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Gold is up while the Dollar has declined<br />Daily Market Report 5/31/17
(Read More)Gold is up about 10% this year while the U.S. Dollar has declined more than 5.5% over the same period . . . .
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Gold & Silver Rally Continues, moving to $1,300 & $18 per oz
(Read More)Gold started the year at $1,150 per ounce and reached a high of $1,297 on April 17, a $147 increase . . . .





