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  1. Gold lost July 4th holiday momentum

    During the July 4th holiday, Gold moved higher, reaching $1,230 on the news of the North Korean missile launch . . . .

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  2. Gold broke below 200-day moving average

    This morning Gold broke below the $1,230 per ounce 200-day moving average . . . .

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  3. Trading volume is weak

    Going into a long holiday weekend, trading volume is weak . . . .

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  4. Gold continues to fight

    Gold continues its fight to stay above the key $1,250 per ounce resistance/support level . . . .

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  5. We are seeing the market stabilize

    After the 1.8 million-ounce Gold sale in just 60 seconds that caused a $20 drop yesterday, we are seeing the market stabilize . . . .

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  6. Someone sold 56 tons of Gold this morning

    Someone sold 56 tons of Gold (1.8 Million Ounces) in just 60 seconds this morning . . . .

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  7. Gold back on track to $1,300 per ounce

    Gold is back on track to $1,300 per ounce after testing support at $1,250 and holding on good trading volume . . . .

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  8. Gold still trading in a tight range

    Gold has traded above and below the important $1,250 per ounce resistance level in a very tight $7 trading range

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  9. Gold is trading in a narrow range

    Gold is trading in a narrow $6.50 high/low trading range, between $1,241 and $1,248 per ounce . . . .

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  10. Gold took a run at the resistance level

    Last night, during Asian trading, Gold took a run at the important $1,250 per ounce resistance level . . . .

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