Gold And Silver Back On The Bullish Track - July CoinStats Available
This Week's Headlines: |
Skog Gets 30 Months In Federal Prison For Selling Counterfeit Coins | |
Minnesota coin dealer Barry Ron Skog, 68, was sentenced July 9th . . . . Beth Deisher, ACEF (Read More) |
Gold broke above the key $1,400 per ounce level on June 21st and has tested that key support level five times and held. From a technical view, this is very bullish for Gold’s short and long term value. Gold closed last Friday at $1,410 per ounce, up $10 for the week. Since the beginning of the month of June, Gold has shown excellent consolidation between the $1,400 and $1,438 area. One of the amazing things about this Gold rally is the high trading volume, normally very low during the summer months.
Central banks are starting to disclose June Gold purchases, with China buying 10.3 tons of Gold in June, and Poland becoming the fourteenth central bank aggressively buying Gold. The World Gold Council should disclose the countries and quantities for the first six months of 2019 later this month.
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell gave his testimony to congress about going back on the Gold Standard. He said it would change the Fed’s focus from economic and employment numbers to stabilizing the Dollar price of Gold. “If you assigned us [to] stabilize the dollar price of Gold, monetary policy could do that, but the other things would fluctuate and we wouldn’t care,” See Article above.
Today: Gold is trading in a narrow range today between $1,408 and $1,418 per ounce. This consolidation above the key $1,400 per ounce support level is excellent.
A Whale Is Accumulating Silver Futures | |
Silver’s recent price performance has been disappointing. Normally, it is almost twice as volatile as gold . . . . Tyler Durden (Read More) |
Silver tested the $15 per ounce level four out of five days during trading last week, but came back to close above Tuesday to Friday. Silver closed on Friday at $15.18 per ounce, up $0.21. Silver continues to be locked into a $15.00 to $15.50 trading range as Gold moves higher causing the Silver-to-Gold ratio to be 92.88-to-1. Great article above on identifying the whale behind JP Morgan’s 900 Million ounce holding of physical Silver.
Today: Silver opened higher this morning and has stayed positive all day. The fact that the Silver price has been stronger than Gold today is surprising, but its about time considering the very high Silver-to-Gold ratio.
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