In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club provides his forecast for commodities during the week of March 22–26, 2021. He starts the video by recapping last week’s price moves in the metal market. Next, he provides fundamental analysis, listing macroeconomic reports and events that will affect markets this week. Phil then turns to technical analysis, showing charts of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, and natural gas.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for silver in March 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, discussing factors that were driving the silver market, which David considers to be boring this year, what fundamentals will drive prices in the future, and what forecasts analysts have made for the metal. Next, David turns to technical analysis, listing the major support and resistance levels, showing charts and technical indicators, and trying to predict where prices may go next. Having already two open positions, David refrains from making a trade but says that he still prefers to be a buyer and offers recommendations to traders who want to purchase the white metal.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold and several other commodities as of March 17, 2021. He discusses the recent price moves of bullion and how traders could have reacted to them. Phil also explains what events will be affecting the market, in particular the FOMC announcement.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for gold in March 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, explaining what factors were behind the 15% pullback from the record highs reached in August and what events will affect gold prices in the future. With monetary policy announcements from several major central banks, this week can be very impactful on gold. Next, David turns to technical analysis, listing the major support and resistance levels, showing charts and technical indicators, and trying to assess where prices may go next. In the end, David prefers to remain a buyer. But with the medium-term trend being downside, he decides to be patient and wait for a confirmation that bullion has built a base.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for crude oil in March 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, explaining what factors drove prices for WTI crude oil to the highest level since October 2018 and what factors will be affecting crude in the near future. Next, David turns to technical analysis, listing the major support and resistance levels. He then shows charts and technical indicators, trying to predict where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to bet on the bullish trend to continue. He places an order to buy crude in case of a pullback to $61, placing stop-loss near the February lows at $58.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, and platinum as of March 12, 2021. He discusses the moves of the metal prices during this week, reasons for them, and how traders could have reacted to them. Phil also mentions events that will be driving the metal market next week.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold as of March 10, 2021. He discusses price moves of gold as well as other precious metals in the first half of the week and explains how traders can react to them. Phil also talks about events that will be affecting the metal market during the rest of the week.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club provides his forecast for commodities during the week of March 8–12, 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, talking about precious metals and crude oil. Phil then turns to technical analysis, showing charts of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, gasoline, as well as the Dollar Index and gold miners.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for platinum in March 2021. He starts the video by discussing the recent strong rally of the metal, which brought prices to the six-year high this month, the fundamentals that were driving it, and what factors will be affecting platinum in the near future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis — charts and indicators — trying to predict where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to risk and buy platinum now instead of waiting for a pullback that may never happen. He places his stop-loss approximately $100 below the current price level to give the market breathing room amid increased volatility.

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Crude oil prices rallied today after pausing their advance last week. The West Texas Intermediate grade of crude managed to rise above the $60 level yet again. Some analysts predict that crude may reach the $70 mark rather soon. Natural gas, on the other hand, demonstrated huge losses. That is probably because weather in the United States was much milder than in the previous week when extreme colds led to supply disruptions. Yet forecasters predict that colds may return in March, which can translate into higher prices for natural gas.
As for why crude was rising, specialists provided several explanations. One of them was the weakness of the US dollar. With hopes for a $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus and the outlook for persisting ultra-loose monetary policy from the Federal Reserve,

In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club provides his forecast for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium for the week of February 22–26, 2021, and also the energy market. He starts the video by discussing the previous week’s price moves and explains what macro factors will be affecting markets this week. He also reminds traders about the theory of a commodity supercycle and reiterates his opinion that market participants should be trading constantly and not buy and hold. Phil then turns to charts and technical indicators, trying to predict where prices may go next.

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Metals rallied today as risk appetite among investors drove the US dollar lower, boosting commodities priced in the US currency. As it has been happening throughout this week, gold struggled to join other metals in a rally. While the yellow metal managed to eke out some gains, they were very mild compared to those of other metals, in particular copper.
Market analysts explained that fundamentals remained generally negative to bullion. The positive market sentiment, which has been driving the greenback lower, limited the appeal of gold as a safe haven. And rising US Treasury yields as well as the rally of European and American stocks further diminished the attractiveness of the non-yield-bearing commodity to investors.
Meanwhile, metals used in industry, especially copper, profited from

In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold and silver as of February 19, 2021. He discusses price moves the metals have demonstrated this week, the reasons for them, and how traders could have reacted to them. Phil also explains what events will be affecting the market next week and how traders can prepare for them.

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The metal market demonstrated mixed performance today. While gold, platinum, and copper rallied, silver and palladium dropped. That is a significant shift in the trend demonstrated earlier this week when most metals were rising but gold was weak.
Market analysts were puzzled by the recent underperformance of gold. The outlook for global economic recovery and the push for the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package in the United States boosted inflation expectations. That should have been beneficial to the yellow metal, which is traditionally used as a hedge against inflation. But it seems that gold has decoupled from inflationary trade in the past several months, not reacting to inflation expectations.
So why gold fared today better than previously? The most obvious reason for that is

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for bitcoin in February 2021, trying to answer the question: was the recent rally of the cryptocurrency a false breakout or it proved that the bullish momentum persists? He starts the video with fundamental analysis, explaining factors behind the recent surge and what fundamentals will be influencing bitcoin in the near future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and technical indicators, trying to predict where prices may go next. In the end, David decides he wants to be a buyer but refrains from buying just yet, though suggests various strategies traders may employ.

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Prices for crude oil reached the highest level since January 2020 during Tuesday’s trading session. The rally was mostly a result of the positive market sentiment, caused by the outlook for fiscal stimulus in the United States and reports about the effectiveness of coronavirus vaccines. The optimism hurt the dollar, bolstering commodities priced in the US currency. But it looks like the optimism has been waning as traders has been turning towards safer assets. Consequently, crude declined, though the Brent grade has still been trading above the $60 level at the time of writing.
Besides the market sentiment, oil had its own reasons to rally. OPEC+ oil production cuts, in particular the decision by Saudi Arabia to cut its output beyond the agreed amount, continued to support prices. On top

Gold gained on the back of the weakness of the US dollar. Other metals joined the rally, except for silver. For whatever reason, the white metal was hanging near the opening level.
The main theme of the trading session was the outlook for fiscal stimulus in the United States. Democrats released the first draft of the legislation that will comprise US President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief bill. Analysts expect that the bill will pass the Senate even without support from Republicans. The stimulus outlook resulted in a risk-on market sentiment that hurt the greenback. And thus, it helped gold as bullion usually trades inversely to the US currency. Additionally, experts explained the rally of gold prices by reflationary trade. The stimulus should result in a rise in consumer prices, and it

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for WTI crude oil in February 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, discussing the strong start of the year, the reasons for the rally of crude oil prices, and factors that will be affecting the commodity in the near future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and technical indicators, while trying to predict where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to be a buyer, placing a buy order if crude breaks higher and setting a stop-loss between the two nearest major support levels. He is concerned, though, that prices were rising for too long, and a correction may happen fairly soon.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club provides his forecast for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium for the week of February 8–12, 2021. He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of the metals and how traders could have reacted to them. Next, Phil explains what fundamental factors will be driving the market this week. He then turns to charts and technical indicators, trying to predict where prices may go next.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about silver and gold as of February 5, 2021. He discusses the recent price moves, the reasons behind them, and how traders should have reacted to them. Phil also gives trade advice, suggesting against buying and holding but advising to take profit instead.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his short-to-medium term forecast for gold in February 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, discussing the recent sideways movement of prices, possible reasons behind it, and factors that can be influencing the metal in the future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and technical indicators. He also shows charts of the Dollar Index as the performance of bullion often has an inverse correlation to the US dollar. In the end, David decides to place a buy order in case prices move somewhat lower, hoping that the commodity will rebound afterward.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold as of February 3, 2021, mentioning silver as well. He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of gold prices. Phil then provides trade advice, explaining what factors will be affecting the market in the near future and advising against the fear of missing out.

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Crude oil started February with significant gains, rallying more than 2% on Monday. There were several theories for the good performance of the oil market.
Some analysts speculated that tightening supplies and rising demand in the United States was the reason for the rally of crude. Winter fuel demand increased in the USA after New York and the surrounding region got hit with the worst snowstorm in recent years. Last week, the Energy Information Administration reported that US inventories of crude sank by 9.9 million barrels instead of rising by 1.6 million barrels as analysts had predicted.
Another potential reason for the rising prices were the oil production cuts from the OPEC+. Saudi Arabia made last month a unilateral pledge to cut its production by 1 million barrels per day,

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for silver in February 2021. He starts the video with fundamental analysis, discussing Monday’s sharp rally and speculating about possible reasons behind it. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and technical indicators. In the end, David prefers to wait and see whether the rally persists, placing a buy order above the current price.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club provides his forecast for gold, silver, and platinum for the week of February 1–5, 2021. He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of the precious metals and the drivers behind them. Phil then explains what events will be affecting the metals this week. Finally, he shows charts and theorizes where prices may go next.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for natural gas in February 2021, assessing both bullish and bearish arguments for the commodity. He starts with fundamental analysis, discussing the volatile price moves in the previous year, explaining what factors were driving them, and talking about fundamentals that will be affecting the commodity in the future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and technical indicators. In the end, David decides that natural gas has quit the downtrend and it is time to buy the commodity.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold and silver in the middle of the week of January 25–29, 2021. He discusses moves of the metals at the start of the week, explains what factors were driving them, and tells what events will be affecting the market in the near future. Phil also talks about important price levels and gives general advice for traders.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for WTI crude oil in February 2021, trying to answer the question: is selling crude at the current high levels a good move? He discusses the pros and cons of following the trend versus shorting the commodity. David provides both fundamental and technical analysis, explaining factors that are driving prices as well as showing charts, technical indicators, and the major support and resistance levels. As he prefers to be a trend-follower, David decides to buy crude in the end, setting his stop-loss at $52.2.

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The week started with risk-on market sentiment. The Asian stocks demonstrated a broad-based rally during the Asian trading session on Monday, putting investors in a positive mood and encouraging them to take riskier moves. As a result, riskier assets (such as crude oil) rallied, while safer assets (like gold) declined.
Market analysts believe, though, that the commodities may yet reverse their moves later in the week.
Gold can get support from the outlook for fiscal stimulus in the United States. Such outlook is negative to the US dollar and thus positive for bullion, which often trades inversely to the greenback.
Meanwhile, crude oil is under pressure from a rising supply in the USA. Baker Hughes reported that US oil drillers increased the number of rigs by 2 to 289 last week. The number

In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club provides his forecast for gold, silver, and platinum for the week of January 25–29, 2021. He starts the video by explaining how the comments of US officials affected the precious metals last week. Next, Phil lists events that will be influencing markets this week. He then turns to charts, trying to predict where prices may go next.

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