In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com talks about natural gas in April 2020. He starts by discussing the reasons behind the huge slump to the 25-year low and speculates whether it is possible for prices to recover. David continues the video by talking about charts of the commodity and discussing possible scenarios for price moves. In the end, he decides to take a risk and bet on prices moving higher, placing an order to buy the commodity if it rises to the March highs.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for silver in April 2020. The video starts with a discussion of the previous moves of silver prices, an explanation of how the role of silver as industrial metal prevented it from profiting on risk aversion, and what factors may support the metal in the future. Next, David shows important support and resistance levels and discusses charts of the commodity. In the end, he decides to risk and open a bullish position.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for gold in April 2020. He starts the video by discussing the latest moves of gold and the reasons behind them as well as factors that will be affecting the metal in the future. Next, David lists important support and resistance levels. The video continues then with a discussion of charts and concludes with an example of setting up a bullish position.

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The week started extremely poorly for crude oil. Prices for WTI crude oil fell over 3% (about $1). The decline followed the the biggest weekly gain in history (which itself followed the worst monthly performance on record in March). The rally was the result of hopes for a positive outcome of the meeting between Saudi Arabia and Russia (as well as other oil producers) planned for Monday. But over the weekend news came out that the meeting was postponed till April 9.
Over the several past years, crude oil prices were supported by the agreement between the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia, and some other oil-producing countries to reduce oil production. Yet that changed after Russia did not accept the new deal after the previous one ran out. In response, Saudi Arabia,

In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on April, 2020. While hopes for some sort of an agreement about oil production cuts between the OPEC and Russia allowed prices to bounce recently, Chris remains bearish on crude. A deal between major oil producers can help the supply part of the supply-demand equation, but the demand part cannot be so easily fixed.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on April 6, 2020. While he expects trading to remain extremely choppy, Chris is bullish on both metals. He argues that the negative risk sentiment and loose monetary policy across the world can bring gold above the $1,700 level, with a breakout above that level being a possibility at the longer term. As for silver, he speculates that it may rise to $17. While a dip to $13 or $14 is also possible, Chris considers that to be a buying opportunity.

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A symmetrical triangle pattern has formed on the 4-hour chart of silver. Unlike patterns that have formed on charts of crude oil and gold, this pattern is not inherently bullish or bearish. It suggests that prices will continue to move in the previous direction, and in this case the previous direction was up.
On the present chart, yellow lines show the symmetrical triangle. The cyan line is plotted at 10% of the triangle’s height above the upper border of the pattern and suggests an entry point for bulls in case prices indeed continue to move up. The green line is situated at the triangle’s height above the pattern and offers a price-taking goal.
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An ascending triangle pattern has formed on the 4-hour chart of gold. Essentially, it is opposite to the descending triangle pattern that has formed on the chart of crude oil. The ascending triangle pattern forms when swing highs are about flat while lows are ascending. It suggests that prices will extend the previous upward movement.
On the present chart, the yellow lines show the ascending triangle itself. The cyan line is drawn at 10% of the triangle’s height above the upper border of the pattern is offers an entry point for long positions in case of an upside breakout. The green line is situated at the triangle’s height above the pattern and suggests a profit-taking objective.
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Prices for crude oil were in a sharp downtrend lately, and traders were wondering whether they will continue moving lower or maybe the commodity has found a bottom. The descending triangle pattern that has formed on the daily chart of WTI crude suggests that the downward movement will continue. Such pattern forms when highs on a chart are lower while lows are relatively flat. Being a continuation chart pattern, it suggests that the downward trend will remain in place or become even stronger.
On the present chart, the yellow lines show the descending triangle itself. The cyan line is drawn 10% of the triangle’s height below the lower border of the triangle and offers an entry point for traders willing to place bearish bets in case of a downward breakout. The green line is drawn

In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on March 27, 2020. He expects gold to move sideways before breaking to the upside. Silver is much more vulnerable to a downside breakout due to being partly industrial metal, but an upside breakout is also possible.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on March 27, 2020. Crude was moving sideways lately, and Chris predicts that it will continue trading in the $20-$25 range. While a breakout in either direction is possible, it is unlikely that prices will move much higher until the trading environment improves significantly.

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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 March 23–27, 2020. He advises how traders should react to the recent volatile moves of the commodity. It is especially important to watch the news about the coronavirus spread as oil prices tend to have an inverse correlation to the number of new cases. US inventories data from the API and the EIA in the middle of the week can also have a big impact on prices.

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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 March 23–27, 2020. He advises against being too bullish on the metal and buying when it is expensive after the recent big move to the upside, waiting for a pull-back and buying when it is cheap instead. Phil also mentions the disparity between paper and physical silver prices.

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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 March 23–27, 2020. He advises how traders can react to the volatile moves the metal was demonstrating lately. Phil also briefly mentions other precious metals: silver, platinum, and palladium.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and crude oil for the week of March 23–27, 2020. He discusses the recent volatile moves of the commodities and suggests what traders can do in these turbulent times.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for crude oil. He starts the video by discussing the slump of oil prices from the highs logged in early January to the levels not seen since 2002 and reasons behind it. Next, David lists important support and resistance levels. He proceeds then discussing charts and whether it makes sense to buy crude after the recent attempt at a rebound. Finally, David sets up a position, deciding to risk and buy the commodity if the price goes lower in hopes of a rebound in the future.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for silver in March 2020. He starts the video by discussing the recent 38% slump of prices from the highs reached on February 24 to the 11-year lows. David continues the video by listing important support and resistance levels. Next, he discusses charts of the metal and three usual ways for traders to act: do nothing in the current turbulent environment, sell short following the trend, or buy in hopes that the market has overreacted. As usual, David concludes the video by setting up positions. But instead of opening one position, which is either short or long, how he usually does, David sets up two positions: one to buy the metal if prices go significantly higher, and one to sell in case the sell-off

In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold on March 23, 2020. He predicts choppy trading between the $1,450 support and $1,500 resistance levels. While Chris expects prices to eventually break to the upside, he warns that if they break below the $1,450 level prices may fall to $1,400 and then to $1,350.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on March 23, 2020. He suggests that any rally still remains a selling opportunity and prices may retest the $20 level.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on March 19, 2020. He discusses both bullish and bearish scenarios for the metals, suggesting what traders can do in either of them.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on March 19, 2020. While the commodity has bounced from the psychologically important $20 level, he still remains bearish on crude, suggesting that any bounce should be considered a selling opportunity.

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Prices for crude oil extended the slump to new multi-year lows today. West Texas Intermediate crude was trading at the lowest level since 2003, while the Brent grade was near the lowest since 2016. Futures opened sharply lower at the start of the week after OPEC+ negotiations about deeper oil production cuts collapsed as Russia refused to reduce its output any more. Since then, Russia and Saudi Arabia engaged in a price war, and Saudis also talked about ramping up their production. The potentially devastating impact of such actions on the oil market prompted Iraqi oil minister Thamer al-Ghadhban to call for an emergency OPEC meeting.
The agreement to limit oil production was the major factor supporting oil prices for the past three years. Without it, crude was going to trade significantly

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for crude oil in March 2020. He starts the video by discussing the recent huge 33% slump of prices to the four-year low — the biggest decline since 1991. The main reason for the slump was the disagreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia about new production cuts, but the COVID-19 pandemic also had an incredibly negative impact on the commodity. David then lists support and resistance levels for crude and shows charts of the commodity. Next, he discusses three basic options for traders during the current period of extreme volatility: doing nothing, considering the crash an overreaction and buying, or selling short. While it is very dangerous to trade in such a turbulent environment, David decides to risk

In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on March 18, 2020. He is bullish on gold as the metal was stabilizing after the recent huge slump. While Chris talked about both bullish and bearish scenarios for silver, he preferred buying the metal, arguing that it will find immense demand from the industry after things return to the norm.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for WTI crude oil on March 18, 2020. He is very bearish on the commodity, arguing that the market is oversupplied and prices are unlikely to return to their previous levels above $42 anytime soon.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for gold in March 2020. He starts the video by talking about the recent crash of gold prices from the 7-year high to the three-month low. David points out that it looks like bullion does not behave like a safe haven anymore. He then lists important support and resistance levels. Next, the video shows charts of the commodity, suggesting targets for both long and short positions. Ultimately, David decides to risk and set up a long position in hopes of a rebound.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, crude oil, also mentioning platinum briefly, for the week of March 16–20, 2020. He starts the video by explaining how the surprise interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve was affecting the metals. Phil also mentions that hedge funds and money managers cut their net long positions on gold, silver, and platinum but increased them on crude oil. He then shows charts of the commodities and speculates where prices may go next, discussing both bullish and bearish scenarios.

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In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on March 17, 2020. He suggests waiting for a recovery of prices after the big slump. As for buying opportunities, Chris thinks it is already too late to jump in.

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Prices for gold jumped today as the race among central banks to zero interest rates continued. Silver followed the suit, while platinum and palladium hesitated. Two major central banks made surprise interest rate cuts — the US Federal Reserve and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Of course, markets paid more attention to the announcement from the Fed. US policymakers decided to slash the target range for the federal funds rate by a whole percentage point to 0%-0.25%. Market participants were expecting additional cuts after the emergency rate cut last week, but the decision still came as a surprise. Some analysts speculated that markets were pricing in a smaller cut by 50 points. Others argued that traders were not expecting another cut so soon, especially considering that a monetary policy

In this video, Chris from DailyForex provides his forecast for gold and silver on March 16, 2020. He explains the recent collapse of both metals by big moves on stock markets, for which gold served as a sort of a funding currency. Chris also speculates where prices may go next.

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