Barry Stuppler

  1. China Gold Imports Rise to Five-Month High Before Holiday Sales

    China’s gold imports from Hong Kong in September rose to the highest in five months as retailers and fabricators boosted purchases ahead of a holiday sales season. Net imports totaled 61.7 metric tons last month, the most since April . . . .

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  2. Daily Market Report 10/28/14

    GOLD Gold started to rally in early morning trading, reaching a high of $1,235.90 before hitting major resistance. Tomorrow’s Federal Reserve Open Market Committee statement should provide short term direction for the Gold price. At 11am PDT today, Gold is trading at $1,229, down $0.70 on light volume. SILVER The Silver price was driven down to $17.05 per ounce this...
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  3. Daily Market Report 10/27/14

    GOLD Gold has traded all day in a very narrow $5.10 high/low price range, from $1,227.20 to 1,232.30 per ounce. This week Gold and Silver traders are waiting for news from the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee meeting, which ends on Wednesday. Dubai has now firmly established itself as one of the world’s leading Gold retail destinations. In a recent...
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  4. Weekly Market Report 10/27/14

    Links to recent informative articles on precious metals and rare coins: South Africa Mint releases new Gold coin Russia adds record 1,200,000oz physical Gold to reserves   This Week’s Headlines: Gold Swiss Referendum is bullish for Gold Silver Travel to Baltimore and Washington DC this week October 2014 CoinStats Recommended Investment Commitment and Diversification   GOLD Last week Gold tested...
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  5. Swiss ‘Yes and ‘No Gold Initiative Campaigns Compete at Launches in Bern

    Switzerland’s potentially historic gold initiative referendum takes place on Sunday 30th November. In what was an extraordinary first salvo in the head-to-head gold referendum battle that will take place in Switzerland over the next five weeks, yesterday witnessed the launch of both the “Save our Swiss Gold” (Gold Initiative)” campaign and the opposing “Cross-party Committee against the Gold Initiative” campaign in Switzerland’s political capital, Bern . . . .

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  6. Daily Market Report 10/24/14

    GOLD Gold has traded today in an amazingly narrow $5.90 High/Low range, with a high of $1,234.60 and a low of $1,228.70 per ounce. The Gold market is apparently looking for short term direction. If it breaks down below the $1,200 level, it could easily hit $1,170 per ounce before finding major demand. On the other hand, if Gold can...
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  7. South Africa Mint releases new gold coin

    SA Mint, a wholly owned subsidiary of the South African Reserve Bank, has launched a new range of coins for its Natura Series – a now multiple-award winning collection of gold coins, which was first launched 1994 to celebrate South Africa’s diverse wildlife . . . .

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  8. Daily Market Report 10/23/14

    GOLD Gold couldn’t get back above the key $1,250 per ounce level today and technical traders stepped in and shorted the market. The strong Dollar and Stock Market added support to the decline. Gold sold off $20 per ounce before seeing demand increase. At 11am PDT today, Gold is trading at $1,229 per ounce, down $15.50 per ounce on average...
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  9. Russia Adds Record 1,200,000oz Physical Gold To Reserves

    As evidenced by the Russian central bank, it appears that Russia has added another 1,200,000 ounces of physical gold to their reserves.

    Total Russian gold reserves now stand at . . . .

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  10. Daily Market Report 10/22/14

    GOLD Gold has traded all day today between $1,241.20 and $1,249.80 per ounce. Gold was unable to break through the key $1,250 per ounce resistance level. This is very disappointing considering it spent most of yesterday trading above $1,250 in U.S. markets. At 11am PDT today, Gold is trading at $1,244.50, down $5.80 on light volume. SILVER Silver got hammered...
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