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By Austin Kiddle |
October 5, 2012
Gold prices were boosted by various news this week. On Thursday, the ECB announced interest rate would be on hold at 0.75% and the bond-purchase program stood ready.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
October 1, 2012
A number of commodity ETFs ran into resistance at the end of last week. For some, it may be a longer-term top forming, but for others it just may be a buying opportunity before moving higher.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
September 24, 2012
Even with many commodity ETFs seeing reduced trading volumes last week, some continue to show strong trading signals.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
September 17, 2012
Gold has rallied more than 190 points since we first issued our bullish upside target back on July 21, 2012. After initiating our long position in GLD, prices have risen 8% and don’t appear to be slowing down.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
September 10, 2012
After some strongly bullish moves, many commodity ETFs are beginning to hit resistance levels, although some upside moves are still visible. 2012 ETF performance report at end.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
September 4, 2012
Although many signs still point toward the upside, we have begun to see intrinsic weakness within the commodity ETF sector.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
August 20, 2012
ETFs following commodities such as grains, energies and metals continue to show bullish technical indicators and many upside targets have been extended.
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By Jim Parrish and Kris Hicks |
August 13, 2012
In this weekly ETF wrap-up, we see volatility within many commodity ETFs is beginning to slow and is adding drag to many of their bull runs.
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By Jim Parrish and Kris Hicks |
August 6, 2012
Weekly ETF analysis: The majority of commodity ETFs face fresh upside targets this week, despite some facing intermediate-term bearish trends.
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By Austin Kiddle |
August 3, 2012
Gold traders, who were looking for a quick fix, were clearly disappointed when the ECB president did not follow up with any concrete steps after pronouncing last week that he would do everything to save the euro.
