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I believe silver is about to stage a pretty large advance based loosely on the Elliott Wave pattern I see unfolding after a 9 odd month consolidation. Silver needs to bust through $19.50 per ounce to confirm but I suspect we will see this fairly soon. By Chris Vermeulen August 29, 2010 It looks as though everything is trading just under or at resistance levels. That means sellers will start to enter the market and cause prices to stall or reverse lower. By Sam Kirtley August 28, 2010 There is much debate within the precious metals industry regarding the alleged suppression, or at least manipulation to an extent, by either central banks or the proprietary trading divisions of large banks, or a combination of the two. If a discrepancy exists can one take advantage of it and use it for profitable trading strategies? By David Banister August 27, 2010 I'm changing my views to BULLISH intermediately after a pullback, from BEARISH intermediately. Obviously the fundamentals for gold have never been stronger but I was expecting a deeper correction off the 21-month rally and it looks like gold buyers are really stepping up their gold purchases. By Chris Vermeulen August 25, 2010 Gold is the safe haven when it comes to actively trading. I do trade silver here and there but the size of my position is much smaller because of the difficulty level and volatility associated with it. By Toby Connor August 23, 2010 After the aggressive collapse we've seen in the dollar over the last couple of months, there seems to be little question the dollar has begun working its way down into that yearly cycle low. The only question now is how long before the current intermediate cycle tops? More Articles and Commentary can be found in that section of this website. Home | Products and Prices | Buying | Selling | FAQ | Articles | Forms | Top Website © Copyright J&M Coin & Jewellery Ltd. 2010 All rights reserved. Pricing index programming and site hosting by Sandrix Technologies Ltd. (AXD) | |||||||||||||||||||