Gold Moves Above $1,300 Per Ounce And Looking Good
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The month of May ended last Friday with the price of Gold at $1,306 per ounce. $1,306 was up $21 for the month and the highest price for the month of May.
Last Friday, dropping interest rates and an expanding trade war gave Gold good incentive to break above the key $1,300 per ounce resistance level. The interest rate on the popular 10-Year Treasuries dropped to 2.14%, the lowest rate since 2017. Trump also expanded his trade war to Mexico, which caused the DJIA to close at 24,815, down over 770 points for the week.
Gold reached a high of $1,307 before seeing sizeable profit taking and short selling on Friday, but the price held. Gold found additional support in Asian and European markets this morning, which was the key to a prolonged breakout. Gold has reached a high of $1,320, which confirms the breakout and is a good indicator that we could see Gold move above $1,346 per ounce soon, and make a new 2019 high.
As many states look to make legal tender and world governments discuss bringing back a Gold standard, we have posted this interesting and insightful article about Gold ownership:
Today: Asian, Middle-Eastern and European commodity markets picked up the Gold rally from Friday’s U.S. market. Expanding trade wars, lower equity prices and dropping interest rates have helped demand for the world’s best safe-haven investment, GOLD.
Silver reached a new 2019 low last Tuesday of $14.25 per ounce, on the highest trading volume for the month of May. On Friday, the day Gold rallied $19, Silver could only increase $0.08 per ounce, closing at $14.53. Silver’s price performance has been very disappointing recently. But, considering the massive 850-million-ounce and growing accumulation by JP Morgan, Silver needs to be looked at as an excellent value investment. See article below for more on this subject.
Another bullish factor for Silver is the important Silver-to-Gold ratio, which has dropped to an unbelievable 89.19-to-1.
Today: Taking its lead from Gold, Silver rallied today over 1%, reaching a high of $14.77 per ounce, before seeing short-selling. Silver needs to break back above the $15 per ounce resistance level to gain bullish sentiment from many professional commodity traders.
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