Daily Market Report
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Gold Continues To Move Higher After Fed Reserves Statements
Last night in Asian and European trading Gold tested the key support level of $1,950 and held. . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold Breaks Above The Key Resistance Level $1,950 Per Ounce
Fears that the war could expand to nearby countries, destabilizing the region, drew investors to Gold as a traditional safe haven asset. . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold And Silver Price Firm Awaiting News From The Middle East
Gold has traded today between $1,913 and $1,932, as Gold tries to build a firm base above the $1,900 resistance level. . . .Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold And Silver Building An Excellent Base At Higher Levels
Friday’s $60 increase in the Gold price came mostly in London and the U.S. . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold And Silver Breaking Above Key Resistance Levels On Heavy Volume
In the face of a stronger U.S. Dollar and higher interest rates Gold broke out this morning, moving above the key $1,900 resistance level. . . .Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold And Silver Testing Key Support Levels On A Strong CPI Number
Gold traded last night between $1,867 and $1,888 per ounce. A stronger U.S. Dollar . . . .Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold And Silver Moving Higher On The Israel-Hamas Conflict News
As the Israeli-Hamas conflict intensifies, the precious metals moves higher, a true safe Haven investment. . . .Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Both Gold And Silver Trading Above Support Levels
As the Israeli-Hamas conflict heats up, the Gold price is establishing a firm base above the key $1,850 per ounce support level.... Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Israeli Conflict Drives Gold and Silver Higher
The Israeli-Hamas conflict in Gaza and the potential of a middle East war drove the price of Gold higher over the weekend. . . . Barry Stuppler(Read More) -
Gold & Silver Moving Higher On Excellent Volume
The U.S. Nonfarm payroll for September was released today. The 336,000 new jobs was substantially higher than the 170,000 jobs which was anticipated by the Labor Department.... Barry Stuppler(Read More)















