News about <![CDATA[gold]]> News about en-us <![CDATA[Gold Set to Shine Again: Pro]]> <![CDATA[Don’t Give Up on Gold ETFs: S&P]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Wolf on Wall Street Gold Calls Entered Yesterday]]> ]]> <![CDATA[REPORT: GLOBAL WARMING EMISSIONS FROM COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS IN U.S. TO RISE IN 2013 AFTER LONG DECLINE]]> <![CDATA[Mining stock trading Alert; US Precious Metals, Inc (USPR) Gains 12% in Morning trading on today’s news]]> <![CDATA[Breaking News Alert: Mining Stock US Precious Metals, Inc. (USPR) Enters into Agreement with Mesa Acquisitions/Alba Petroleos to Explore and Develop USPR’s Mexican Property]]> <![CDATA[Bernanke: Fed Sticks To Stimulus Measures, But Changes Loom]]> Wall Street was in for some choppy trading sessions this week, as investors shifted their attention to the Fed and its massive stimulus measures. Earlier this week, markets took their cue from comments made by three Fed officials. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans had stated that while the central bank’s stimulus measures have made good progress, officials need “more time” before they can make any substantial monetary policy changes. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard’s and New York Fed President William Dudley’s commentary also reflected this sentiment, though Dudley indicated that the Fed could change asset purchases in either direction [for more market news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter]. See the full story here

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The S&P 500 closed up almost one percent, with the Nasdaq up slightly more than that.

The rise in stock prices this week can be largely attributed to the end of earnings season, job numbers, and positive information from

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<![CDATA[Copper WAY Outperforming Gold & Silver !!]]> <![CDATA[Gold ETFs Lose Their Allure]]> ]]> <![CDATA[ TNR Gold Corp. Advises of McEwen Mining's Increased Resource Estimate for Los Azules Copper Project TNR.v, MUX]]> <![CDATA[(GG) Goldcorp’s Earnings Miss – Profit Slides]]>
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<![CDATA[Gold ETF Assets Plunge as Soros Dumps GLD Holdings]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Gold Is a ‘Classic Bubble’ and Could Go All the Way Down to $500 an ounce : Pro]]> Gold is a “classic bubble” and “it wouldn’t shock me to see it back at $500″, Michael Novogratz, the president of New York hedge fund Fortress Investment Group and a former partner at Goldman Sachs (GS), said on CNBC Wednesday. “I personally think gold is toast,” said Novogratz, adding that the precious metal peaked out [...]

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<![CDATA[A 'Tug of War' That Puts a Floor Under Gold]]> <![CDATA[TNR Gold - McEwen Mining's Los Azules Copper Project Continues to Grow! MUX, TNR.v]]> <![CDATA[Mining Stock News: SilverCrest (TSX.V: SVL) (NYSE MKT: SVLC) Reports Q1, 2013 Financial Results Cash Flow from Operations of $8.8 Million ($0.08 Per Share) Net Earnings $6.0 Million ($0.06 Per Share)]]> <![CDATA[Gold ETFs Could Shed Another 250 Tons of Bullion: Analysts]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Aussie Dollar Weakness A Dangerous Sign For Gold]]> The commodities front remains mixed as the U.S. dollar’s recent rally has put downward pressures on many resource prices. Furthermore, the ongoing bull run on Wall Street has prompted many investors waiting on the sidelines to jump into equities in lieu of chasing paltry yields in the bond market or lackluster returns in the commodities space [for more market news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter].

Surprisingly, gold has managed to keep afloat in recent weeks amid the stock market euphoria, which is a commendable feat given the extreme selling pressures it saw earlier in April. The outlook for the yellow metal remains mixed, however, as technical patterns and currency market trends are hinting at another round of selling in the near future.

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<![CDATA[Tips for Diversifying Beyond Gold from Brent Cook]]> <![CDATA[May 13, 2013: Preparing To Take A Loss]]> SPY_Bollinger_Band_50_2.5_05132013

Preparing for a loss in the coming correction: we would rather do it proactively and getting psychologically prepared before it happens.

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