In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for silver in November 2020. He starts the video by discussing the surge of prices to the 7-year high in August, the subsequent pullback, the reasons behind the moves, and factors that will be affecting the metal in the near future. Next, David shows important price levels. He then turns to charts, showing the price moves and speculating where prices may go next.

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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 October 26–30, 2020. He talks about the recent performance of the metal and discusses various possible outcomes of the US presidential election and how prices can react to them.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his take on the possible impact of the US presidential election on gold, oil, stock, and Forex markets. He discusses various possible outcomes of the election: a landslide victory of the Democratic candidate Joe Biden, a less convincing victory, and surprise reelection of the incumbent President Donald Trump. David then turns to charts and speculates how the markets can react in those scenarios.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, platinum, and copper for the week of October 26–30, 2020. He talks about fundamental factors driving the metals, shows charts of the commodities, and provides trade ideas.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com explains the basics of gold trading for beginners. He starts with a short history lesson and then explains what factors affect gold and how traders can react to 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 October 19–23, 2020. He advises to watch silver prices not just in the dollar but also in other currencies. He also reminds that October is traditionally a good month for silver but November is usually not that great, meaning that October’s rally may be followed by a pullback.

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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 October 19–23, 2020, also mentioning other precious metals briefly. He talks about the latest moves of the commodity and explains how the stimulus talks among US politicians can affect prices.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, palladium, platinum, copper, and crude oil for the week of October 19–23, 2020. He explains how the upcoming US presidential election, as well as US stimulus and moves of the dollar, can affect markets. He also shows charts of the commodities and speculates where prices may go in the future.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com talks about what outlook a well-known investor manager Peter Schiff has on gold. David explains what Peter Schiff thinks about gold, why he has such an opinion, and why critics think that his opinion can be wrong. David then lists important price levels for gold and shows charts of the commodity, explaining why he thinks that the metal still has upside potential.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for Brent crude oil in October 2020. He talks about the recent moves of the commodity, the reasons behind them, and factors that will be affecting prices in the future. Next, he lists important support and resistance levels. He then turns to charts, trying to predict where prices may go next. David admits that it was hard to trade oil lately as prices were not moving far in either direction. But he risks placing a buy order in case prices will move lower, hoping that they will bounce back afterward.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com discusses silver miners stocks and exchange-traded funds as an alternative way to get exposure to the silver market. He looks at specific companies and ETFs, explains what factors were driving their prices, looks at charts, and provides trade ideas.

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Gold was hanging near the highest level in three weeks today. Market analysts explained that risk aversion was a probable reason for bullion to trade at elevated levels but the rally of global stocks prevented the metal from going further up. Silver logged decent gains, while platinum, palladium, and copper dropped.
The upcoming US presidential election is a major source of worries for investors. While the threat of a contested election diminished as Democratic candidate Joe Biden seems to lead in the polls, there is still a high level of uncertainty surrounding the election, and that worries market participants. Stalled negotiations about a coronavirus relief package in the United States also hurt investors’ confidence. Democrats want an extensive stimulus package, while Republicans do

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com looks at three mining companies (Barrick Gold, Kirkland Lake Gold, and Kinross Gold) and one exchange-traded fund (Van Eck Vectors Gold Miners ETF). He starts the video by discussing gold in general, then turns to specific companies. David explains what factors are driving their performance, shows charts of their stock prices, and speculates where prices may go next.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com talks about natural gas in October 2020. He discusses substantial volatility of the commodity this year, with prices reaching multi-year lows and then bouncing to the highest level in a year and a half. He explains the reasons for such sharp moves and explains what factors will be driving the commodity in the future. Next, David shows important support and resistance levels. He then turns to charts, demonstrating the recent moves of prices and speculating where prices may go in the future. In the end, David decides to buy natural gas in hopes that the current impressive rally will continue.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, palladium, platinum, copper, crude oil, and natural gas for the week of October 12–16, 2020. He talks about the recent price moves, explains what factors will be driving the commodities in the immediate future, shows charts, and speculates where prices may go next.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for crude oil in October 2020. He explains what fundamental factors were driving crude oil prices this year, leading to the historic slump below the zero level in April and the strong recovery later. He also tells why the recovery has stalled lately and discusses what factors can be driving prices in the immediate future. David then lists important support and resistance levels. Next, he turns to charts, trying to assess where prices may go next. In the end, David says that he thinks prices can go higher but advises to wait for a pullback before buying the commodity.

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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 October 5–9, 2020. He also mentions other precious metals as well as crude oil and natural gas. Phil explains what events were driving prices recently and what factors will be affecting the commodities in the near future. He discusses the recent price moves and speculates where prices may go next.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for silver in October 2020, trying to answer the question: will prices be able to rebound in October after the big drop in September. He talks about factors that were driving the white metal as well as factors that will be affecting it in the near future, shows important support and resistance level, and demonstrates charts of the commodity, speculating where prices may go next.

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Crude oil futures logged solid gains on Monday after ending the previous week with losses. Different market analysts provided different explanations for the rally. Many pointed at the rally in stock markets as the reason for gains of crude, speculating that the resulting risk appetite and the weakening US dollar alleviated downside pressure on the commodity. Others thought that hopes that US politicians will agree on a stimulus package were a positive factor for oil prices too. Yet others mentioned the potential strike of oil workers in Norway, with Norwegian oil firms planning to shut down almost a quarter of the nation’s oil output in case the strike happens.
Whatever the reasons for the rally, the majority of experts agreed that it is fragile as negative factors will continue to put

In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, palladium, and platinum for the week of September 28 – October 2, 2020. He starts the video by talking about the recent performance of the metals and explaining what factors were driving them. He next shows charts of the commodities, discusses fundamental and technical factors that can be driving prices, and speculates where prices may go next.

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Futures for crude oil logged a decline today. While the losses were not massive, both West Texas Intermediate and Brent grades of crude were heading for a 3% weekly loss.
With the increasing number of coronavirus cases across the world, investors are worried that governments will reinstall travel restrictions and freeze business activity to prevent further spread of the virus. Such measures will result in a huge drop in oil consumption. Earlier this year, such restrictions resulted in the historic drop of oil prices into the negative territory. Europe seems especially vulnerable with a high number of new cases and a fragile economy. While US macroeconomic data was largely decent for most of the week, today’s durable goods orders report was disappointing, showing an increase of 0.4%

Gold managed to log gains today following three consecutive sessions of declines. The metal remained about 4% down over the week, though. Silver, platinum, and palladium managed to join the rally, while copper posted losses.
The dollar remained strong today due to risk aversion on markets, which continued to drive investors to the safety of the US currency. Usually, commodities priced in the dollar move inversely to the currency but that was not the case for gold and other precious metals today. Market analysts speculated that the recent stretch of declines attracted bargain hunters, who were buying bullion while it was cheap.
The outlook for gold remains rather pessimistic, though. With the increasing number of coronavirus cases across the world, the upcoming US presidential election,

Gold futures sank today, and other precious metals, as well as copper, logged big losses on Wednesday too. The strong US dollar was the main perpetrator in the slump of the metal market. The US Dollar Index is currently up 0.41% to 94.3750.
Gold and the greenback have somewhat confusing relations. On one hand, being both considered a safe haven, they can move in one direction. On the other, the dollar usually moves inversely to commodities priced in the US currency, and that includes the yellow metal. Currently, though, the dollar clearly outperforms bullion in the role of a safe asset. Market analysts speculated that it is because the US economy looks robust compared with European economies. Indeed, today macroeconomic data showed that the services sector in the eurozone slipped back into

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his outlook for gold but also explains what the world’s biggest hedge fund manager Ray Dalio has to say about the metal. David talks about the performance of gold this year, why the rally of prices has stalled, and what dangers the yellow metal may face. He also lists important support and resistance levels, shows charts of the metal, and offers his trade ideas.

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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 September 21–25, 2020. He mentions the fact that the gold-silver ratio has broken to the upside, warns that hedge funds and money managers are usually taking profit at the end of the quarter, and precious metals will be under pressure for the meantime. Phil also talks about factors that will be affecting metals next week, namely the first presidential debate and nonfarm payrolls.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com talks about natural gas during the rest of 2020. He talks about volatile moves of prices, including the biggest one-day drop in 18 months registered on Thursday, explains what fundamentals were driving them, and shows charts of the commodity, speculating where prices may go next. David points out that there is basically no good news for gas but the performance does not reflect that. He argues that perhaps it means that the market is not as bearish as might look, and contra trading can be a reasonable strategy.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, as well as other precious metals, in the middle of the week of September 21–25, 2020. He starts the video by explaining how the stock crash and the outlook for negative interest rates from the Bank of England and the Reserve Bank of Australia drove investors to gold. He also explains what factors that will be driving the metal market in the near future, including today’s speech from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold, silver, palladium, and platinum for the week of September 21–25, 2020. He starts the video by recapping the moves of the metals last week and also explaining the factors that were driving them. He then talks about factors that will be influencing the metal market in the future. Next, Phil shows charts of the commodities and provides his trade ideas.

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Futures for crude oil were mixed today. West Texas Intermediate grade, used in North America, rallied, while international benchmark Brent crude was about flat, though currently, it has managed to log gains.
Market analysts speculated that the commodity got the support from the news that Saudi Arabia’s Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman criticized those members of the OPEC+ production cut deal who were not complying with the agreement. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (know as the OPEC+) met yesterday and decided to keep the production cuts at about 7.7 million barrels per day. Market analysts speculated, though, that the problem for crude was mostly demand, not supply. Russia’s Energy Minister Alexander Novak predicted that global inventories of crude will be

Futures for crude oil jumped more than 4% today after a surprise drawdown of US crude oil inventories. Meanwhile, natural gas sank more than 5%.
The US Energy Information Administration reported that crude oil stockpiles decreased by 4.4 million barrels last week. That was a total surprise to experts who were expecting an increase of 2.1 million barrels. The reserves gained 2.0 million barrels the week before.
Crude also gained due to decreased supply from the United States. Hurricane Sally is raging across the Gulf of Mexico, causing a large number of off-shore facilities to shut down. According to the report from the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, as much as 508,366 barrels per day were shut in on Wednesday. As much as 27.48% of the Gulf production was shut in, up from