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Mark Mead Baillie
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Mark Mead Baillie has had an extensive business career beginning in banking and financial services for two years with Banque Nationale de Paris to corporate research for three years at Barclays Bank and then for six years as an analyst and corporate lender with Société ...more

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Gold - Trading Range Tapering At 1500; Price Spring Coiling For 1600?
A week ago at this time, Gold's "expected daily trading range" was 24 points, the "expected weekly trading range" then being 48 points
Gold Stays As Told In Correction Mode
Recent weeks have highlighted that, in spite of Gold's trading being quite resilient, price nonetheless still is in a corrective stance, albeit on balance it is being met with bouts of buying which broadly bodes well.
Gold's Correction Seems A Short Inflection
Be it profit-taking of late by traders or short-selling raiders, Gold actually netted the barest of up weeks, settling Friday at 1510, for a seven-point (+0.5%) gain from where it was a week ago.
Gold At The 3/4 Post Is Putting In A Year Over Which To Boast
Gold's performance through 2019's first three-quarters (with Monday still in the balance) ranks as fourth-best across the like period since 2001.
Gold Up, Rate Cut, Recession Looming, Economy Booming
Gold found its price nicely accelerating into week's end in spite of the downshift in technical trend.
1526: Gold's Centerpiece Price
Gold reached that 1526 target on August 12 and price further punched through to trade as high as 1566 just a week ago ...only to have since sunk sub-1500 in settling out the week Friday at 1496.
Gold Loses Its Grip, Silver Triples The Slip
With the precious metals at long last getting their overdue notice as this year has unfolded, so has ensued ramped-up trading volatility.
Gold Can't Compete With The Silver Streak
From August 6 through 30, Gold increased in price by +2.9% and Silver by +12.3%. That's four times the pace of Gold. Gold can't compete with the Silver Streak.
Gold-Dip Wary But The Picture Stays Merry
Over the long haul both Gold and the S&P are inclined to rise as typically do wealth-valued assets. Just to catch up to stateside currency debasement alone, Gold's price needs to nearly double from its present level.
Gold Sticks Our 1526 Fix
since having achieved 1526 this past week, Gold come Tuesday found itself as high as 1546 before careening down 65 points (-3.7%) in just three hours to 1489. Upon the dust clearing, Gold posted a net weekly gain of 16 points (+1.0%).
Gold - 1500 Quick As A Wit
Just 10 weeks ago Gold was trading in the 1200s. Now it's trading in the 1500s. It can go quickly.
Gold - Contango And Tariffs And Fed Oh My!
Following five weeks of flatlining, Gold finally got off the ground and gained 2.4% (+34 points). It was Gold's best week since the week ending June 22.
Gold Furthers Its Flatlining
Two weeks ago Gold settled at 1418. It then gained +0.6% to close a week ago at 1427. This past week it dropped -0.6% to again settle back at 1418 Friday. If you day-traded Gold this past week, you endured one flat lining session after another.
Silver, Baby!
Silver's gain for the week was +6.5% and Gold just made a new high for the year at 1454. The Gold/Silver ratio due to Silver's scintillating performance this past week has sharply turned down.
Gold Stays Blah Despite The Rah-Rah
It's marvelous to find Gold up and away from The Box (1280-1240) which had been its trading area for the last six years, let alone just four weeks ago reclaiming Base Camp 1377 en route to reaching our "conservative" forecast high for 2019 of 1434.
Gold: Near-Term-Churn Remains The Watchword
Not to damper our "endless winter" enthusiasm, but per the key point from a week ago: we're not anticipating any imminent Gold milestones from here.
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