There is a very large move coming in the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSE:GLD).  It looks like this move will occur Friday September 3, 2010 right near the USA government employment report.(...)Read the rest of Huge Move Coming In The SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD, GDX) Copyright 2010 ETFDAILYNEWS.COM The copying, republication or redistribution of [...] Related posts:

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 (QQQQ)(DIA)(SPY)(.SPX)(GLD) Wednesday September 1, 2010 The Dow Jones Industrial Average $INDU gained 255 points, or 2.5%, to 10,269. The broader S&P 500 rallied 31 points, or 3%,...

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The Permanent Portfolio style lazy portfolios continue to do well. Listed below is a table of YTD results for 25 portfolios or funds that I am tracking. The contents of each portfolio are listed in an earlier post. The Paul Boyer Permanent Portfolio continues its lead, having returned 9.8% so far in 2010. It differs [...]

(QQQQ)(DIA)(SPY)(.SPX)(GLD) August 31, 2010  The Dow Jones industrial average closed Tuesday with a gain of 4.99 to close at 10,014.72. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index edged up 0.41 to...

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Stocks are looking lame, if there's one trend that is working these days its gold.  Just sell the house and put it all into the SPDR Gold Trust (ETF) (NYSE:GLD).  Forget the gold companies, just go with the GLD, it does its best to reflect the performance of the price of gold bullion. 

Gold futures topped $1,250 an ounce today, it works out to the biggest monthly gain since April, on speculation the dollar will decline, boosting the allure of the precious metal as a haven. 

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(QQQQ)(DIA)(SPY)(.SPX)(GLD) August 30, 2010  The major averages erased Friday's gains going into the close today, ending the session just off the low of the day. The Dow dropped 140 points or...

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Wednesday was a big session with better than expected manufacturing surging the market 3%. In this article I will do a quick technical take on the current situation for the SP500 and gold as they are both trading at a key resistance level. also its important to know what type of price action we will get in the next 1-2 days so you can have your profit targets or protective stops in place depending on which side of the market you are currently playing.[More...]

The global debt crisis and the war on deflation by the Federal Reserve is causing precious metals to approach a key resistance level.  Gold is nearing a 52 week high while silver is close to breaking $19.  A break above these levels on high volume could be the beginning of a ...

More analysts and investors are increasing their bets on gold with some forecasters saying the rally in the yellow metal will continue no matter what happens with the U.S. economy.

"Either a swift economic recovery or further dismal economic performance should bring new buyers into the market," Eugen Weinberg, an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt who expects gold to rise as high as $1,400 next year, told Bloomberg News. "A stronger economy would create more jewelry demand. If the economy stays weak or gets worse, then investors will be looking for a safe haven."

Gold will continue its longest rally in at least nine decades and may rise as high as $1,500 next year, about 21% higher than current levels.

Not sure what specifically triggered the pre-market thrust in gold and in the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD), but there are probably 10 fundamental reasons we can come up with, aside from the resumption of the "flight-to-safety" excuse.

Right now, every time I think about the reason for a powerful new upleg in gold prices, my mind gravitates to the following thought -- that questions about the efficacy of the most powerful governmental institutions on the planet (the Fed and the BOJ) might slowly but surely be eating away at investor confidence that current eco-financial problems can be appropriately dealt with, and remedied.

Once CONFIDENCE starts to deteriorate, it will gain momentum rapidly, which will "force" money into gold and out of all types of sovereign paper. At that point, should it emerge, gold will be the main game in town.

See our chartwork on the GLD.

Not sure what specifically triggered the pre-market thrust in gold and in the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD), but there are probably 10 fundamental reasons we can come up with, aside from the resumption of the "flight-to-safety" excuse.

Right now, every time I think about the reason for a powerful new upleg in gold prices, my mind gravitates to the following thought -- that questions about the efficacy of the most powerful governmental institutions on the planet (the Fed and the BOJ) might slowly but surely be eating away at investor confidence that current eco-financial problems can be appropriately dealt with, and remedied.

Once CONFIDENCE starts to deteriorate, it will gain momentum rapidly, which will "force" money into gold and out of all types of sovereign paper. At that point, should it emerge, gold will be the main game in town.

See our chartwork on the GLD.