Gold & Silver Continue To Test Their Resistance Levels
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Stuppler & Company is proud to provide our clients this Weekly Market Report (WMR). The report gives you my overview of the prior week’s precious metal and rare coin market activity and news. In each WMR I share the current status of Gold and Silver along with their support and resistance levels. |
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Gold ended October at $1,783 per ounce, up $27 for the month, but under the key $1,800 price level. During last week, Gold traded between $1,772 and $1,813, and above the key $1,800 level all five days, but failed to close at that level on Friday. On Friday, Gold appeared ready to break out, but a sharp rally in the U.S. Dollar didn’t help.
Last week’s news was very bullish for precious metals, as many Central banks were aggressively adding Gold to their country’s reserve. Plus, many of the world’s largest commodity depositories are seeing large withdrawals of precious metals causing shortages for exchanges. This was happening as many of the largest countries were reporting increases in both labor and product pricing, which is highly inflationary.
I have actively traded precious metals since 1973, when Gold broke above $100 per ounce, and Silver went up 60% to a unbelievable $3.14 per ounce. During those 48 years, I’ve monitored technical, fundamentals and economic news and reports that would affect the future price of Gold and Silver. Based on what I’m seeing now, I believe we will be seeing a major rally in precious metals very soon, and I am trying to build our inventory levels. The major problem I’m having is locating many of the popular Gold and Silver investment products, as premiums continue to rise.
Today: Gold moved above the $1,790 level in European trading on a weaker U.S. Dollar (below 94). As trading rolled into the U.S., Gold reached a high of $1,797, before seeing light selling.
Silver closed the month of October at $23.91 per ounce, up $1.87 for the month. Silver reached a high of $24.92 on October 22nd, before seeing some short-term profit taking. Silver will probably lead this inflationary precious metal rally. $24 is the short-term resistance level for Silver right now and $25 per ounce is the break-out barrier. Because of the heavy demand for many of the popular physical investment coins, the premiums were higher again last week. The Gold-To-Silver ratio is trading at 74.5-to-1 right now. Down from 78-to-1 at the beginning of October.
In this Weekly Market Report, there is an excellent report from the Silver Institute, that is well worth reading.
Today: Silver is showing excellent demand and is trading above and below the key $24 level most of today. Premiums on popular Silver investment coins continue to increase based on strong demand and shortages in supplies.














