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Vaneck Gold Miners ETF (NY: GDX )

37.62 +0.17 (+0.47%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:54 PM EST, Nov 29, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Longer-Term Bullish Setup
There is a longer-term bullish setup which is the daily RSI for the Bullish percent index for the Gold Miners index/GDX ratio. 
Via Talk Markets
The CPI Report: Rally Time For Gold?
Gold tends to have violent rallies against US fiat when major new themes of horror appear. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold, Silver & Miners To Rally Now?
A preview of the week ahead and the potential for a short-term rally. 
Via Talk Markets
Speculators Short Precious Metals As Miners Surge
The latest CFTC’s Commitments of Traders report with data as of last Tuesday was released on Friday. This report tracks how speculators are positioned among various futures 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks, Bitcoin Crushed Despite Inflation Hedge Argument: Goldman Sachs Now Says Buy This Miner
Gold and Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) have proven neither holds the title of being a hedge against inflation this year. 
Via Benzinga
Futures Still Dogging Gold
Gold continues to languish near major lows after a rough summer, deeply out of favor with traders. 
Via Talk Markets
Time To Be A Contrarian In Metals
A short review and an update on precious metals, and the stock market. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks Perform Best After They Look Their Worst
One should not become fully bullish only because the charts look bad. 
Via Talk Markets
The Miners Will Be Held Back
GDX and GDXJ​​​​​​​ are bouncing nicely today, but the volume profile suggests that there’s an enormous wall of sellers that’ll hold back the price from advancing too much. 
Via Talk Markets
Elliott Wave Analysis: Commodity Futures Markets, Monday, Sept. 12
Elliot Wave Analysis for the Commodities Markets, Monday, Sept. 12. Covered: US 10 Yr YIELDS, GOLD, SILVER, FOREX, URANIUM, LITHIUM, NICKEL, COPPER, CRUDE OIL, NATURAL GAS, CORN and WHEAT. 
Via Talk Markets
What Is Moving The Markets? 10 Headwinds That Remain In Place
We remain in a bear market (or at least not a new bull market), and we remain in a difficult market period of the year (September-October). What are some headwinds that potentially lie ahead? 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity Markets: Gold, Silver, Uranium, Lithium, Nickel, Crude Oil, Copper, Natural Gas
Expecting the US Gov Bonds 10 Yr. Yields to eventually develop support on 3% and then move higher to 4%. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Tuesday, Sept. 6
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
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SPDR ETF Report For Friday, Sept. 2
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
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Will Gold Break The Inflection Point?
The technical situation in the gold market is complex, with Ascending Broadening patterns broken at $1,800 levels to reach the yearly inflection point of $1,680. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Mid-Tiers’ Q2’22 Fundamentals
The mid-tier and junior gold miners’ stocks in their sector’s sweet spot for upside potential have been clubbed like baby seals since mid-April. 
Via Talk Markets
Ugly Charts And Breakdown In Silver, GDX
A review of the technical outlook on silver, and gold, and when they will diverge from the general equities markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Dragging One‘s Feet
Cryptos are standing out, and probably not in a good way. The question remains just when the upswing would be sold. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity Markets: Gold, Silver, Iron Ore, Natural Gas, Crude Oil, Copper
Natural Gas and Crude Oil could be the next best long trades, that said they need to unfold into trade setups. 
Via Talk Markets
That Glimmer Of Hope
Cryptos are pointing to an upswing, but rather hesitantly – a challenge is arriving soon. 
Via Talk Markets
The Federal Reserve Is Hurting The Stock Market And Doesn’t Care
On Friday the Dow fell over 1000 points after Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell spoke and said that he was willing to have a recession if that is what it will take to beat down inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Miners Historical Underperformance
Gold stocks performed very well from 1964 to 1968 but the stock market only trended higher slightly during those years. 
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The Secret To My 95% Win Rate Revealed
In short, this strategy is selling covered calls. My readers and I enjoyed a 95% win rate on 47 trades last year because covered calls can be incredibly low-risk when done correctly. Let's take a... 
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Fed Engineered Selloff But Gold Outperforms Stock Market
Friday was a rough day to end what was otherwise an okay week for gold and silver. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Friday, Aug. 26
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
Powell’s Words Can’t Shape Gold’s Medium-Term Fundamentals
On the eve of the Fed's boss's speech, officials suggested a more hawkish central bank policy. But even if Powell's words trigger a rally, they won’t help the gold market in the long run. 
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report For Thursday, Aug. 25
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
If Investors Revive After Jackson Hole, Will The GDXJ Rise?
While the financial markets have largely gone quiet as investors await Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, nothing he says will change the troubling fundamental realities that confront financial assets in... 
Via Talk Markets
Don’t Be Influenced By Powell’s Upcoming Speech
While the short-term fate of the S&P 500 and the PMs likely hinges on Powell’s rhetoric, it’s foolhardy to place too much emphasis on a largely immaterial speech. 
Via Talk Markets
In A Heartbeat
Precious metals indeed find no rest, confirming the bearish prognosis. Unless bonds turn again, the metals would have a hard time, and one daily pause in the miners doesn‘t solve that. 
Via Talk Markets
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