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Meanwhile, a former top official at the Justice Department argues that President Trump can yet be indicted for campaign finance violations as part of a possible decision to delay his trial until after he leaves office. The sovereign debt crisis in both the European Union and Emerging Markets, coupled with growing global civil unrest over political uncertainty and rising taxes, will bring more safe-haven capital into the precious metals complex.įurthermore, the Democrats have dialed up the "impeach Trump" rhetoric before they take control of The House in January. MSNBC’s Chris Matthews said Monday that President Donald Trump could resign as part of a deal with special counsel Robert Mueller. Quantitative easing in Europe has completely failed in stimulating economic growth and instead has simply kept governments on life-support. The global economy has turned down heading into the new year and presents a real crisis. Moving into 2019, there are a few trends which are continuing to heat up as we conclude a year of turmoil in the global marketplace. Since this has been a particularly dreadful year in the entire junior resource stock complex, most of the quality juniors are being sold right along with weaker ones’ and are trading at fire-sale prices. This has garnered excellent entry points for long-term contrarian speculators as one investor’s tax-loss trash, becomes another investor’s contrarian treasure. Meanwhile, the few remaining tax-loss sellers have been dumping their shares in most of the beaten down small and micro-cap developer/explorers, along with early stage exploration companies this week. As mentioned in this column last week, a yearly close above $21 in the global miner ETF, coupled with a 2018 close above $1260 in gold, would be technically bullish for the precious metals complex going into 2019. The $1268 close was its highest settlement in almost six months, while equities continued to sell-off and has the S&P 500 Index threatening to close at a 52-week low today.Īlthough gold is now firmly above its 200-day moving average, the GDX is seeing a battle take place at its 200-week moving average, which lies just below strong resistance at $21. Safe-haven buying, coupled with strong U.S dollar weakness, sent bullion towards its next resistance level at $1275 and ended the COMEX session firmly above its 200-day moving average yesterday. There are concerns over a government shutdown threatened by President Trump and the continuing trade tensions with China are spooking investors into safety. market fears continued on Thursday morning.
However, once the overseas exchanges opened on Wednesday evening, gold began to rise from the $1245 region and picked up steam as U.S. equities, which saw critical support levels being broken in all of the big board indices. The “sell the news” reversal lower in gold stocks was especially strong, moving the global miner ETF down over 5% with big volume during the Fed’s press conference following the speech. Heading into Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech, both gold and the GDX had back-tested their respective 200-day moving averages but computer-based algorithms triggered sell orders on the announcement. Both gold and its miners rose strongly into the last FOMC meeting of the year but immediately began to sell off after this news was released, having already been priced into the sector. They also signaled its tightening cycle is nearing an end in the face of financial market volatility and slowing global growth. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday, as expected, but forecast fewer rate hikes next year. It appears as though a few big money traders and fund managers, who are in the process of leaving their respective desks for the holidays, are making sure to have some golden insurance before squaring their books for year-end. Equity investors who have grown accustomed to a “Santa Clause Rally” in late Q4, have instead received a lump of coal from Mr.
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