Technical Damage Mounting For Gold
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Bearish Technical Signs Mounting For The Yellow Metal:


Bearish Technical Signs Mounting For The Yellow Metal:

FindLeadingStocks.com provides a weekly report, special reports and at least 2 intra-week updates. The following is Thursday’s intra-week update: “Melt Up” Are The Best Two Words To Describe This Market FLS Update: 8.21.14 Bulls Regain Control After a very short 2.5 week pullback, the bulls showed up and regained control of the market. The pullback…

Several Strong Setups: One thing I look for each week is strong setups. Anyone can be a great Monday morning QB and say – look at how strong XYZ is AFTER it broke out. For me, I find the real value is finding the gems before everyone else. Advanced Entry/Exit Points In Leading Stocks &…

Higher Highs & Higher Lows: In the simplest sense, the definition of a bull market is a series of higher highs and higher lows. In addition to buying strength (only buying breakouts) is to step up and buy weakness in strong uptrends. This is one tool in my toolbox that helps me successfully navigate capital…

The Lovely: The circus in D.C. drags on… Good: Market is pulling back on light volume Eurzone business activity grew faster than expected in September Read here In China, the HSBC flash manufacturing PMI of small and medium size businesses hit a six month high of 51.2 in September Read here The S&P Case/Shiller index showed that…

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