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Crude Oil pulls back....is this a buying opportunity? We analyze where this energy market is headed.

Gold crashes....no surprise for MarketClub members. We show you where we think this precious metal is headed in today’s video.

The past two months we have seen all the focus from traders and investors be on the equities market. And rightly so and stocks run higher and higher. But there are two commodities that look ready to explode being gold and oil (actually three if you count silver).

This morning we are seeing the US Dollar index move higher retesting a short term breakdown resistance level. What this means is that the dollar fell below support and is not slowing drifting back up to test the breakdown level. As we all know once a support level is broken it then becomes resistance.

Commodities Outlook in 2012

Posted by forexpromos on January 26th, 2012

2011 was supposed to be a banner year for commodities trading, subsequent the global economic recovery of 2010.

Spot gold started the week trading up $5.00 at $1715.00 an oz. in early Eastern trading before falling through $1800 resistance before the European open and continuing its descent when the US market opened.

Over the recent couple months the precious metals charts have made some sizable moves. Most investors and traders were caught off guard by the sharp avalanche type sell off and lost a lot of hard earned capital in just a few trading sessions. Gold dropped over 20% and silver a whopping 40%.

When it comes to the phrase ”metal ETF,” investors have a tendency to focus their attention in two directions: Gold and silver. That means the most popular metal ETF on the market is the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD).

If you were going to have a conversation about ETF issuers, there’s a decent chance that London-based ETF Securities might be left out. That’s not surprising, at least not when it comes to U.S. ETF sponsors.

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