In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, platinum, and crude oil for the week of May 18–22, 2020. He starts the video with the discussion of the recent surge of prices for precious metals, with gold reaching a new 7-year high. Next, he shows charts and speculates whether the metals can go even higher. As for crude oil, there is still a danger that traders will start selling the front-month contract en mass as it near the expiry date, the same they were doing last month. Nevertheless, crude looks rather bullish for now, and it may be dangerous selling it until sings of a trend reversal become apparent.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides an updated longer-term forecast for gold in 2020. He starts by discussing the recent performance of the metal, the reasons behind it, and factors that will be affecting the commodity in the coming months. Next, he lists important support and resistance levels. David then shows gold charts and speculates whether prices will continue their move up. In the end, he places an order to buy gold if it indeed continues to move higher. While it is unlikely that the metal will reach $2,000 in the near future, things look bullish for gold overall.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for crude oil in May 2020. He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of oil prices and the reasons behind them. Next, he lists important support and resistance levels. David then shows charts of the commodity, speculating where prices may go next. Waiting for prices to break either to upside or downside after a period of range-bound trading, David places orders to buy in case prices move higher or sell if they go lower. In the end, though, he leans more towards the bearish side as the longer-term trend remains down.

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Metals, except for palladium, were rising today but by now they have lost their gains. The reason for the disappointing performance seems clear: the speech of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Market participants were listening to it with great interest, wanting to hear whether the Chairman mentions negative interest rates. US President Donald Trump tweeted about the benefits of negative rates yesterday, and traders wanted to know if Fed members agree with such a view. Turns out they do not. While Powell talked about the possibility of additional stimulus, he rejected the idea of negative interest rates outright, signaling that policymakers do not even consider it. The statement propelled the US dollar higher, putting pressure on commodities priced in the greenback.
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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about crude oil in the middle of the week of May 11–15, 2020. He starts the video by mentioning that hedge funds and money managers increased their long positions and trimmed short ones, which can be one of the reasons why oil prices nearly doubled recently. Phil discusses next where prices may go in the future and what factors will be affecting them.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about silver in the middle of the week of May 11–15, 2020. He starts the video by discussing the recent price moves. Phil also mentions that hedge funds and money managers increased their long positions on precious metals while the gold-silver ratio broke down in favor of silver. In the end, Phil expects largely range-bound trading this week but he remains overall bullish on precious metals.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold in the middle of the week of May 11–15, 2020. He remains a bull, considering any dip in gold (as well as other precious metals) a buying opportunity.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, platinum, and crude oil for the week of May 11–15, 2020. He starts the video by discussing the recent rally of the US dollar that put pressure on dollar-priced commodities. He follows then with charts of the commodities, speculating where prices may go next and what actions traders should take. Despite the recent pullback of precious metals, he remains bullish, considering any pullback a buying opportunity. Phil argues that summer is often a good period for metals after a retreat in May, making it reasonable to buy metals while they are cheap in anticipation of a move higher. Crude oil is a different beast entirely as it can easily break down as the date for expiry of the June contract nears, the same

Brent crude oil was rebounding from lows it has reached in March but the bounce has stalled lately, and the commodity was moving sideways. As a result, a symmetrical triangle pattern has formed on the 4-hour chart of Brent crude. With the previous direction being to the upside, the pattern suggests that oil can resume its bounce in the foreseeable future. Of course, it is important to remember that patterns are not 100% foolproof, therefore traders are advised to also watch other indicators as well as fundamental news. Using stop-losses is also extremely important.
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Gold was rising since the middle of March on the back of the coronavirus fears but has paused its rally in the middle of April and was moving in a range since then. As a result of the consolidation, a symmetrical triangle pattern has formed on the daily chart of gold. It is a continuation pattern, meaning that the commodity is more likely to resume its previous movement than to reverse it. It is in line with the outlook of many market analysts, who believe that safe-haven demand will continue to support gold, even though the precious metal had troubles profiting from risk aversion lately.
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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for crude oil in May 2020. He starts the video by discussing factors that allowed crude to recover after the historic slump in the previous month. Next, David shows important price levels. He shows charts of the commodity afterward, speculating where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to risk placing an order to open a short position in case prices will go higher. While currently, oil is clearly in an uptrend, it is unclear in what shape the world economy will be after it emerges from the lockdown after the coronavirus pandemic subsides. Such uncertainty can easily drive oil prices lower, especially as the storage capacity remains a concern.

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Gold logged substantial losses today, and other precious metals followed suit. While bullion did not drop as much as crude oil, it is interesting to note that the metal and crude were moving in the same direction. Usually, oil and gold trade inversely because crude oil is tied to economic growth, performing better when the news is good, while the yellow metal is considered to be a safe haven and tends to rise in times of uncertainty and fear. But that was not the case for gold lately as it seemingly loses its appeal of refuge to other assets, like the US dollar. Indeed, the greenback was very strong today despite disastrous employment data in the United States. On the other hand, gold failed to profit from the outlook for a global economic crisis. Often, low interest rates are beneficial

In this video, Mike Swartz demonstrates a counter-trend trade he made about two weeks ago. Mike does not advise to trade against the trend all the time as trading both along with the trend and against it are viable strategies. The video is just an example of how a trader can make a profit moving against the crowd.

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In this video, Mike Swartz teaches traders the basics of crude oil futures trading. He explains such important concepts as futures contracts traded on the CME, trading volume, expiration date, rollover, and margins. He also explains why he prefers to trade WTI crude over Brent and shows on a chart how traders can profit from price moves while limiting potential losses.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about silver in the middle of the week of May 4–8, 2020. Phil says that the metal is usually under pressure during this time of year but he expects range-bound trading for now. The $15 should be key for silver. Nonfarm payrolls released on Friday can be a catalyst for some explosive moves.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about crude oil in the middle of the week of May 4–8, 2020. He starts by discussing the recent surge of oil prices, which doubled over a week. Phil advises watching for a possible plunge of prices by the end of the expiry period for the most actively traded contract, the same that happened last month. As for events influencing prices over the current week, traders should watch for US supply data from the American Petroleum Institute and the Energy Information Administration as well as Friday’s nonfarm payrolls.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold in the middle of the week of May 4–8, 2020. He starts the video with a reminder of how the metal reacted to the previous week’s monetary policy meetings of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank. Phil then speculates how bullion will behave going forward. For now, it looks like gold is under pressure and he expects range-bound trading and consolidation.

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Markets remained in a cautious mood, preferring to avoid risk. That led to a widespread decline of commodities, with the Bloomberg Commodity Index falling about 1%. Losses were registered on all commodity markets, be it energy, metal, or agricultural commodities. Usually, gold thrives in such an environment but that was not the case today. One of the possible reasons for that was that bullion seemingly loses its appeal as a safe haven, and investors prefer other assets, like the US dollar, for use as a refuge.
Still, many market analysts believe that pessimism and risk aversion will continue to support the metal in the longer term. Risk appetite, caused by hopes for a cure for the COVID-19 and an exit from lockdown, was short-lived as investors were contemplating the ramifications

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for silver in May 2020. He starts the video with a discussion of the recent strong rebound of silver prices, factors behind it, and factors that can affect the metal going forward. Next, he lists support and resistance levels. David then looks at charts of the commodity and discusses price actions. With silver trading sideways in a tight range, David does not see a reason to open a new position and prefers instead to place an order to buy the metal in case of a strong upside breakout.

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Copper fell today but was still heading for the biggest monthly gain since December 2017. While the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting drop of consumption hurt the industrial metal, output was also falling due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Glencore’s copper production dropped 7% in the first quarter of 2020 from the previous year to 320,700 metric tons, missing analysts’ projections by a wide margin. Furthermore, the company reduced its outlook for this year’s production by 5.2% to 1,460,000 tons. Other mining giants, like Anglo American, BHP Group, and Rio Tinto also reduced their production forecasts.
Meanwhile, Chile’s Mining Minister Baldo Prokurica said that the mining industry of the South American nation was among the least affected by the pandemic in the world, with output falling

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for gold in May 2020. He starts the video with an explanation of the possible reasons for why gold stalled after reaching the highest level in more than 7 years and speculations whether the precious metal will be able to resume its rally. Next, he lists important support and resistance levels. David then discusses charts of the commodity, trying to assess whether prices may go next. While a pullback is possible in the short term, David ultimately decides to remain a bull and open a long position, hoping to buy the metal on a pullback and profit from a potential bounce.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about crude oil in the middle of the week of April 27– May 1, 2020. He starts with the mention of the fact the prices for WTI touched the psychologically important $10 level. Next, Phil explains what factors can affect the commodity this week, namely, US oil inventories reports and the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting. He then speculates where prices may go next. Phil thinks that if crude will be able to sustain a rally above $17 then a further move up to $20 is possible. But if prices break below $10 then crude can collapse to $0 yet again.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about silver in the middle of the week of April 27 – May 1, 2020, also mentioning other precious metals briefly. He starts with the mention that the gold-silver ratio has broken out to the downside, meaning that the white metal was gaining on the yellow metal. Phil then discusses where silver can go next and what factors will be affecting it.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold in the middle of the week of April 27 – May 1, 2020. He starts with an explanation of what factors will be affecting the metal this week, namely, monetary policy meetings of the two major central banks — the Federal Reserves and the European Central Bank. Next, he reminds traders that profits can be made not just when a commodity goes up but also shorting in anticipation of a downside move. And the dollar often goes up at the start of May, pushing gold lower, but traders should watch for confirmation that it is the case this year and not to sell the metal blindly.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on April 29, 2020. He expects it to trade in the $10-$20 range. The $20 level was providing strong support before prices broke through it, therefore now it should provide massive resistance. Chris thinks that ultimately prices will be moving lower towards $0 as there is a lack of demand for crude and room to store it.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on April 29, 2020. He thinks that gold will have strong buying pressure in the $1,680-$1,700 area. As for silver, Chris expects it to trade in the $14.50-$16.60 range before breaking either up or down.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, platinum, and crude oil for the week of April 27– May 1, 2020. He shows charts of the commodities, speculates where prices may go during the week, and explains what factors can affect them.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on April 28, 2020. He thinks that gold has strong support at the $1,700 level, while silver has support at the $15 level. While a dip below that levels is not impossible, Chris still thinks that buying at dips is a strategy worth pursuing.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on April 28, 2020. The outlook for crude remains extremely bearish. While Chris thinks that $10 is a floor, he expects prices to break below it eventually. He also thinks that a dip to the negative territory is possible when the contract will be nearing the expiry date, the same event that happened at the start of the last week when the May contract was expiring.

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Futures for West Texas Intermediate crude oil crashed today, and futures for Brent crude also demonstrated significant losses. While WTI crude traded above the psychologically important $10 level, traders were wondering whether another dip into the negative territory is possible. Even if that does not happen, the vast majority of analysts expect oil prices to remain subdued for an extended time. Despite the OPEC+ agreement to cut oil production, the COVID-19 pandemic shattered demand for crude oil, throwing the supply-demand equation off balance. Not that it was balanced before the pandemic. But the situation is far worse now due to the threat of global oil stockpiles reaching maximum capacity. As onshore stockpiles nearing limit of their capacity, more unconventional options becoming