Precious Metals Market Comments
by Mike Daly, PFGBEST
1-877-294-4669
mdaly@PFGBEST.com
Wednesday, February 08, 2012 at 1:41 PM
Gold Settles $17.10 Lower … ($1731.30)
Today’s April Gold Futures traded another very volatile and choppy $28.80 range.
The precious metals gave back much of their gains from yesterday as fragility and indecision from the European Central Bank in regards to their participation in the Greek debt reconstruction. Euro zone sources have said that the ECB has not made a decision on whether or not to contribute funds. Even though March Crude oil futures traded as high as $100.90 per barrel today the appeal to take profits in the precious metals due to Euro region concerns was the strategy of the day. San Francisco Fed Boss John Williams said there is a QE 3 plan on the table. He stated that the FOMC may need to purchase mortgage bonds and views that as the best stimulus choice…
2/9 Economic data:
EXPORT SALES………………7:30 AM. CST.
WHOLESALE TRADE………...7:30 AM. CST.
INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS…..7:30 AM. CST
MY SWING NUMBERS 2/9
APRIL GOLD
RESISTANCE # 2……………..$1766.00
RESISTANCE # 1……………..$1748.00
PIVOT…………………………..$1737.00
SUPPORT # 1…………………$1720.00
SUPPORT # 2…………………$1708.00
VOLUME………………………..162,000
MARCH SILVER
RESISTANCE # 2…………… $34.83
RESISTANCE # 1……………. $34.26
PIVOT…………………………. $33.96
SUPPORT # 1……………….. .$33.40
SUPPORT # 2……………….. .$33.09
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