Trading conditions are set to remain thin in the coming sessions which could give rise to a degree a price manipulation by certain sources, but overall gold should hold around $490/oz to $505/oz, with support below pegged at $485/oz and resistance above seen at $509/oz to $513/oz. |
Trading conditions are set to remain thin in the coming sessions which could give rise to a degree a price manipulation by certain sources. |
Volatile price movements look set to become the norm short to mid-term, as geo-political tensions and whippy currency and oil movements trigger a rush of speculative interest in either direction. |
We are very pleased to have Diamond Castle in place as our new owner. The stronger capitalization will support our ongoing efforts to grow Catamount's wind energy business in the U.S. and the UK. |
We came to see trains. |
We closed above key levels and that was a positive signal for the market. |
We have seen good demand from investors on TOCOM (the Tokyo market) overnight and strong demand from funds in the U.S. I think we are going to look now to move up to $1,040 an ounce. |
We still have more room on the upside, looking for plus 11 dollars this week. |
We used to wave 'Terrible Towels' in December during 'Nutcracker' shows. |
We will probably have another look higher again later today. It's just a matter of time before we breach $600. |
We're excited about it. We think it will be good for Perry. |
We're odd bedfellows. The case put people who really see the world quite differently on the same side. |
Whether the yellow metal will hold above $550/oz rests largely in the hands of US traders as they return later today. |
While we may see a little bit of profit taking along the way, gold will continue to head up unless we see a major change in the geopolitical situation and oil prices. |
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