Silver and <b>Gold Prices</b>: The <b>Gold Price</b> Closed Higher at $1,257.60 |
| Silver and <b>Gold Prices</b>: The <b>Gold Price</b> Closed Higher at $1,257.60 Posted: 06 Feb 2014 04:46 PM PST Gold Price Close Today : 1257.60 Change : 0.30 or 0.02% Silver Price Close Today : 19.908 Gold Silver Ratio Today : 63.171 Silver Gold Ratio Today : 0.01583 Platinum Price Close Today : 1374.40 Palladium Price Close Today : 709.45 S&P 500 : 1,773.43 Dow In GOLD$ : $256.89 Dow in GOLD oz : 12.427 Dow in SILVER oz : 785.04 Dow Industrial : 15,628.53 US Dollar Index : 80.970 The GOLD PRICE rose a chiseling 30 cents to $1,257.60 and silver didn't shine much brighter, sneaking up 12.3 cents to 1990.8c. There's a "feel of the thing" even to markets, and a long train of rises that slow down to thirty cents feels like the apogee of a thrown baseball's trajectory. Feels like it's slowing before it falls. Of course, you could ascribe that to the GOLD PRICE resistance at $1,267.50 (today's high) or resistance at that downtrend line, which gold closed nearly plumb on top of today. Don't write this rally off yet. Squint sideways at it, maybe, but don't write it off yet. The elephant sat on the SILVER PRICE today, too, but it's still moving up. Standing above its 50 (1976c) and 20 (1981c) day moving averages, it has a shot at breaking through 2050c. All things added up, stocks and the euro sucked interest away from silver and gold prices today. Still, nothing has changed. Main thing now is the silver holds own above 1897c and gold above $1,210. It may take another try still for gold to breach $1,267.50, but that's not the end of the world. Today markets roused a little excitement. Whether that changes anything or not is another story. Lo, stocks had their best day this year, but then, that's not saying much. Dow fluttered up 188.3 (1.22%) to 15,628.53, and back above its 200 DMA (15,483.08). Since other people watch charts, too, it's reasonable to expect them to buy at the 200 DMA. The S&P500 rose 21.79 (1.24%) to 1,773.43, Behold! Enough to touch its downtrend line. It appears stocks are lining up for an upward correction. 'Twill be fascinating to see how far they can climb. Stocks' strength relative to gold and silver today floated the Dow in Gold and Dow in Silver. Dow in Gold rose 1.16% to 12.42 oz (G$256.74 gold dollars). Dow in Silver barely edged up, 0.89% to 783.78 oz. Mario Draghi, Criminal-in-Charge at the European Central Bank, surprised markets today by announcing there is no deflation in Europe and leaving the interest rate alone. Market was expecting a rate cut or at least a shot of Quantitative Easing, so the opposite probably set off some short covering. Whatever they thought, the euro jumped up 0.44% to $1.3592, without, however, closing above its 20 DMA (1.3604) or 50 DMA (1.3644) or breaking through its top descending channel line. In other words, it bounced from the bottom of the trading channel to the top. That doesn't really change anything. Unless it can close above $1.3650 tomorrow, today will go down in history as, as, well, as nothing. US Dollar Index, Enemy to its Friends, Traitor to Investors, dropped 15 basis points (0.19%) to 80.97, below the psychologically sensitive 81 line. That is slap up against its 20 DMA (80.96) and leaves the dollar suspended in the selfsame range it has wallowed in since September. Yen tumbled 0.6% to 97.94, putting the end to its uptrend at least while a short correction endures. SPECIAL OFFER: MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS I bought some pre-1905 Morgan silver dollars on a swap but since I don't usually stock them, so I would like to say good-bye to these quickly, so they are priced to fly. OFFER No. 1. Seventy-five (75) each VG+ pre-1905 Morgan, silver dollars at $26.50 each, for a total of $1,987.50 plus $35 shipping or $2,022.50. 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| <b>Gold price</b> gains after US manufacturing data released - MINING.com Posted: 03 Feb 2014 02:15 PM PST The gold price had another good Monday after gaining more than $20 for a spot price of $1,264 by noon. The morning boost simmered to $1,257 by closing. Last Monday the precious metal's spot price had a similar rally, though it reached nearly $1,270 that day. Futures trading also rose sharply: Gold for April delivery - the most active contract - gained $18 to $1,257 on the NYMEX, nearly making up for last week's drop.
Gold bugs have the US economy to thank for the gains after the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) reported a Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) of 51.3% – down 5.3% from December's seasonally adjusted reading of 56.5%. This level is still above the magic 50% mark which distinguishes economic expansion from contraction. The PMI – which is based on a survey of manufacturing supply managers – is considered an important indicator of the health of the US economy. The ISM's report also noted that the manufacturing sector expanded for the eighth consecutive month in January. George Gero, a vice president and metals strategist with RBC Capital Markets told the Wall Street Journal that some of the buying was from automatic buy orders triggered by gold's rise above $1.250 per ounce. |
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