Barry Stuppler

  1. Daily Market Report 05/16/12

    GOLDConcerns about the ill-liquidity of Greek banks and the possibility of Greece leaving the Euro-Zone and going back to the Drachma is driving depositors to line up to withdraw their money in the form of Euro or U.S. Dollars. Many of the Greek banks are selling their Gold reserves to acquire needed U.S. Dollars and this is causing the price...
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  2. Daily Market Report 05/15/12

    GOLDGold is showing excellent support at the $1,550 per ounce price level. Although we have seen heavy selling coming out of the European banks to raise their currency reserves, the buying from Asia at the current low prices has provided the incentive to make sizeable purchases. With the IMF’s Gold purchases (see below) the pressure to sell Gold from insolvent...
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  3. Daily Market Report 05/14/12

    GOLDGold dropped $25 per ounce on the opening based on negative news from the Euro-zone and a very strong U.S. Dollar versus the Euro. After the initial price drop, Gold demand appeared and Gold rallied up $10 per ounce. Gold has been in a surprisingly narrow $12 trading range from $1554 to $1566 with active trading. At 11am PDT, Gold...
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  4. Weekly Market Report 05/14/12

    This Market Report provides you with an update on the precious metal markets, and this week I discuss the support and resistance levels for Gold and Silver prices after their recent decline.   GOLD On Friday gold closed at $1,584 per ounce, down $61.20 (3.72%) for the week on the heaviest volume of trading I have seen in months. Last...
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  5. Daily Market Report 05/11/12

    GOLDThe value of the U.S. Dollar versus the Euro is up for the 11th day in a row, based on the Spanish bank reforms and other Euro-zone sovereign debt problems.  A stronger U.S. Dollar means a lower Gold price as measured in the U.S. currency.  Earlier this morning, we saw Gold reach $1,572 per ounce (a four month low) based...
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  6. Goldman Stands By Gold-Rally Forecast Even as Price Drops

    Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) stood by its forecast for a rally in gold this year, saying that the precious metal will advance to $1,840 an ounce over six months as the U.S. central bank embarks on a third round of stimulus in June. “The case for higher gold prices remains in place,” the analysts wrote. “U.S. economic and employment data has now. . . . .

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  7. Daily Market Report 05/10/12

    GOLDIn the past 24 hours, Gold has traded from $1,585 to $1,602 per ounce on normal volume. I am concerned that unless Gold can rally above the $1,600 price level by next Monday, that level will start to act as a resistance. Gold is finding more and more support on down days; I am not sure if its sovereign buying...
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  8. Daily Market Report 05/09/12

    GOLDWhat a day yesterday and today was in the Gold pit. Volume today is almost double what a normal day would be and the excitement when Gold dropped below $1,600 was off the charts. Considering the strength of the U.S. Dollar and the problems in Europe, it isn’t surprising to see Gold make a new yearly low of $1,577.40, but...
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  9. Daily Market Report 05/08/12

    GOLDIn Greece, New Democracy, the country’s mainstream center-right party, has declared that it will not be able to form a government. This has caused instability within the Euro-zone nations and the euro has fallen versus the U.S. Dollar. As the U.S. Dollar moves higher in value against other currencies, it drives down the value of Gold and Silver. Therefore we...
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  10. Weekly Market Report 05/07/12

    The Market Report provides you with an update on the precious metal markets. This week I discuss the results of an American Investor Gallup Poll and “Why is the new President of France bullish for Gold and Silver?”   GOLD Another week of base building with gold apparently locked into a trading range of $1,630 to $1,670 per ounce.  It’s...
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