Tag: Gold (FOREX:XAUUSDO)

Oil Falls As Oversupply Concerns Resurface

Posted on by The INO.com Team

Hello MarketClub members everywhere. Oil prices fell on Friday as oversupply concerns resurfaced and the euro and stocks dipped ahead of the first round in a too-close-to-call French presidential election.

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After a two-week losing streak, the major indexes are on track to post weekly gains fueled by Thursday's rally, which was largely driven by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's comments that the Trump administration would unveil a tax reform plan very soon.

A steady stream of strong earnings through the week continued to bolster market sentiment.

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Market Looking To Break 3 Day Losing Streak

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Hello MarketClub members everywhere. The indexes are looking and pacing to snap a 3-day losing streak today with the big 3 all being in the green. This move comes on the heels of a relatively quiet holiday weekend where fears of geopolitical upheaval that never came to fruition.

Traders have turned their attention to a slew of corporate earnings this week, led off by Netflix and of course United Airlines, who both report after the close today.

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Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is expected to report earnings of .37 EPS according to analysts. That would be more than a 38% increase compared with the .6 ESP Netflix reported during the same quarter a year ago.

Analysts expect United Continental Holdings Inc. (NYSE:UAL) earnings per share to drop 69% to .38 EPS, this decline is a reflection of higher fuel costs. Revenue is expected to increase 2% to $8.379 billion.

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Stocks Waver As Earnings Season Kicks Off

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Hello MarketClub members everywhere. The indexes are trading in a narrow range as the shortened trading week comes to an end and the big banks kicked off earnings season. The Dow is down 85 points, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ are little changed on the day.

Risk-off trades have been all the rage this week, with gold, Treasury's and the Japanese yen all tracking for gains.

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Geopolitical Risks Push Gold Higher

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Hello MarketClub members everywhere. As the geopolitics risks rise around the globe traders are heading for the traditional safe havens of gold and the yen. Both have rallied to five-month highs while Treasury note yields approached the lowest levels of the year.

Meanwhile the dollar has softened and oil has extended its winning streak to five days.

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Gold & Silver: History May Repeat

Posted on by Aibek Burabayev

Aibek Burabayev - INO.com Contributor - Metals


People record history from ancient times only to find that nothing is new in this world and everything repeats in cycles, waves, high and low tides, and therefore it is quite useful to have those historical records to project the future as it is another human propensity.

It is always a big challenge to be the first in doing something as you face uncertainty, and those who go next can learn from the achievements and mistakes of the pioneers. A few days ago, my eyes caught an interesting similarity in the chart history of gold’s price, which could give us a clue of an upcoming price development and I am happy to share it with you below.

As you may already notice from time to time I post different experimental charts, which use a variety of uncommon approaches in analyzing the markets to expand the scope of our vision. In this post I used the clones of the historic moves, which could shed light upon future moves.

I squeezed the charts to let both legs of the current upside move to fit in the snapshots, that’s why I would recommend you to open both graphs in a separate window for a comfortable view. Continue reading "Gold & Silver: History May Repeat" →