Premium Updates

Mid-Week Update sent on May 8th, 2012.

Market Alert sent on May 7th, 2012.

Gold, silver and mining stocks moved lower earlier this week and they paused today. Naturally, the question is if this is a pause within a decline or does it suggest a reversal in the trend. Today's issue features answer to this burning question and analyze the formation that incorporates the recent decline. This part of the analysis is supplemented by a short-term price target for gold.

Another critical question is what caused this week's decline in metals. While it's difficult to answer any "why" questions regarding the short term, we believe that we found the answer. The factor that contributed to metals' decline is likely to continue influencing the PM sector in the following days, so having identified it gives us additional insight into future gold/silver price moves.

In addition to the in-depth coverage of the precious metals sector and related markets, today's Premium Update includes also our top gold and silver junior rankings, comments on the platinum market (how to invest in it), and probability for realizing profits on certain gold options.

Market Alert sent on May 1st, 2012

This week was very volatile (especially for silver and mining stock investors) but the way prices moved tells us where they are likely headed next. Significant volume makes this short-term analysis more reliable. The 50-day MA crossed the 200-day one, and a "death cross" emerged as a result. In today's Premium Update we discuss its implications for gold investors and traders and let you know what action one should take. The analysis of gold-to-bonds ratio, gold price in yen, and gold from the non-USD perspective provide us with additional details.

Gold's "little brother" declined heavily earlier this week - is silver still likely to move above its previous 2012 high ($37) anytime soon? In today's issue we analyze both: long- and short-term silver charts in order to provide you with an answer to this important question. The situation in mining stocks is still critical and consequently we once again provide in-depth coverage of this sector.

Additionally, we comment on the predictions of 90 in USD Index and $1,350 in gold and we provide "head for the hills" numbers - if gold reaches one of them, it might be a good idea to even sell one's long-term investments.