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Friday, April 1, 2011

Silver - 8 hour chart update

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Gold - 8 Hour chart update

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Federal Reserve Confusion? - I don't think so

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Remarks from analysts this morning about Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley's dovish comments on the state of the...
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Santa Claus is coming to a Foreign Bank near you

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Kudos to Bloomberg for pursuing this issue and getting to the bottom of the Federal Reserve's "Excellent Adventures around the Glob...
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Federal Reserve Loans Billions to Hugo Chavez

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Actually they did no such thing but with the reports coming fast and furious out of Bloomberg this morning about Federal Reserve lendings to...
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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Monthly Gold Charts - March 2011

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Gold scored an all time high record monthly close! Gold has now pushed solidly past the 75% Fibonacci retracement level from the 1979 high...
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Silver - 8 hour chart update

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Range trade until it clears $38 and holds the level.
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June Gold - 8 Hour chart

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I am posting this chart up to try to get a better read on the volume being done in the gold pit. There is a defect in the software that I am...
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Trader Dan
Dan Norcini is a professional off-the-floor commodities trader bringing more than 20 years experience in the markets to provide a trader’s insight and commentary on the day’s price action. His editorial contributions and supporting technical analysis charts cover a broad range of tradable entities including the precious metals and foreign exchange markets as well as the broader commodity world. He is a frequent contributor to both Reuters and Dow Jones as a market analyst for the livestock sector and can be on occasion be found as a source in the Wall Street Journal’s commodities section as well as CBS Marketwatch where his views on the gold market can often be found. He is also an avid beekeeper.
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