In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for silver in January 2021, trying to answer the question: has the white metal resumed its upward trend after the recent pullback? He starts the video by discussing the recent price moves, reasons for them, and explains what fundamentals will be affecting silver in the near future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and technical indicators, attempting to predict the next move of silver. In the end, David decides the pullback was a good buying opportunity and purchases silver, placing his stop-loss at $23.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold as of January 20, 2021, mentioning silver as well. He starts by talking about the performance of the metals this week so far. Phil then explains what factors will be driving the market during the rest of the week as well as the next week.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his updated forecast for gold in January 2021, trying to answer the question: whether the recent pullback was a reversal of the bullish trend or a buying opportunity? He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of the yellow metal as well as fundamental factors that were affecting them and will be influencing prices in the future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, showing charts, technical indicators, and attempting to predict where prices may go next. In the end, David decides that the pullback was overdone and prices can rebound. He opens a long position, placing a stop-loss at the nearest major support level in case strengthening dollar pushes bullion further

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 18–22, 2021. He starts the video by discussing Friday’s drop of metals and what fundamentals are affecting their prices. Phil then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and explaining price moves.

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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 January 11–15, 2021. He starts the video by discussing the recent price moves, the reasons behind them, and how traders could have reacted to them. Phil then talks about the current behavior of gold and what traders can do going forward.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for bitcoin in January 2021, trying to answer the question: can bitcoin recover after the recent slump? He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of the cryptocurrency, news that was affecting it, and what fundamental factors will be affecting bitcoin going forward. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to technical analysis, discussing charts and technical indicators and trying to guess where prices will go next. In the end, David remains a bull but prefers to wait for buyers to return to the market before making any move.

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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 January 11–15, 2021. He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of the metals and what fundamental factors were affecting them, as well as what factors will be affecting markets in the future. Phil then turns to technical analysis, showing charts and speculating where prices may go next.

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Crude oil was heading to end Friday with significant gains. Furthermore, crude was also on track for a weekly gain of more than 6%. Market analysts explained the strong rally by the decision of Saudi Arabia earlier this week to singlehandedly slash oil production by 1 million barrels per day — more than 1% of global supply. Usually, the impact of OPEC+ decisions does not persist for several days but this time was different.
Market analysts question the ability of oil prices to continue rising in the face of negative factors. The spread of the novel coronavirus across the world and the subsequent lockdowns threaten to derail the global economic recovery that followed the previous wave of the pandemic in spring 2020. Crude oil is tightly linked to economic growth as it determines how much

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for gold in January 2021. Gold has reached an all-time high back in the summer of 2020, pulled back since then but has started a recovery afterward. David tries to assess whether it is a good time to buy into the recovery. He starts the video by discussing the recent moves of prices, explains what factors were influencing them and what fundamentals will impact the yellow metal in the future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to charts, discussing them, and trying to guess where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to be a buyer, placing an order to buy on a pullback, hoping that the recovery will ultimately proceed afterward.

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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 January 4–8, 2021. He discusses the recent performance of gold and explains what events will be influencing the market in the near future. Phil also mentions that hedge funds and money managers increased their net long positions on the white metal.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for WTI crude oil in January 2021. He starts the video by discussing how volatile was 2020 for oil prices, explaining what factors were driving the commodity, and talking about fundamentals that will be influencing crude at the start of 2021. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then shows charts, discussing price moves and speculating where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to buy crude in hopes that it will continue to recover, perhaps even reaching $50.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for silver in January 2021. He starts the video by talking about the recent rally of silver, which resulted in a 20% gain since the end of November to the highest level since September. David explains the reasons for the rally and talks about factors that will influence the metal in the future. Next, he lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to charts, discussing price moves, and trying to assess where prices may go next. In the end, David decides to place a buy order to purchase silver on a pullback, hoping that prices will continue to rally afterward, perhaps reaching as high as $30.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com compares gold versus bitcoin at the start of 2021, trying to assess which one is a better investment. He compares both assets in various categories, explaining the difference between them and listing the positives and negatives for both assets in each category. David concludes the video by explaining in which cases it is better to invest in gold and in which in bitcoin.

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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 January 4, 2021. He starts the video by talking about how good December was for precious metals, also mentioning that 2020 was one of the best years for commodity traders on record. Phil explains what factors were driving the commodities during the past months and will be influencing them in the future. He then turns to charts, demonstrating price moves and speculating where prices may go next.

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Metals logged losses today, with copper managing to keep the fall very small, while precious metals demonstrating a very significant decline. There were several possible reasons for the decline. Optimism about the coronavirus vaccine limited demand for precious metals in their safe-haven capacity, while industrial metals suffered from a report that China fell into deflation unexpectedly. The US dollar firmed on the back of a drop in US stocks, and that weighed on dollar-priced commodities. Profit-taking in the overbought market could also be a reason for the traders to dump gold as the yellow metal has rallied more than 5% since the start of the month and more than 20% since the start of the year.
As analysts pointed out, the monetary policy of major central banks will be the focus

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for WTI crude oil. He discusses the latest moves of oil prices, including the 35% rally since the November lows, explains what fundamentals were driving crude, and whether prices will be getting a boost from COVID-19 vaccine news. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to charts and technical indicators, trying to predict where prices may go next. Having lost money trying to sell short after the previous pullback in prices, David is reluctant to go against the current bullish trend and prefers to buy crude if the price falls a bit. Saying that, he warns against “revenge trading” — trading an attempt to regain the lost money. Such a mentality can harm the traders’ ability to identify

In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold in the middle of the week December 7–11, 2020. He discusses the recent price moves and explains how traders can react to them. Phil points out that the gold market favors buying and selling, not buying and holding. He also thinks that the narrative in December will shift from coronavirus vaccine news to quantitative easing from major central banks.

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Futures for crude oil rallied today even though the result of the OPEC+ meeting was somewhat disappointing.
The group of oil-producing countries collectively known as OPEC+, which includes the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia, and several others, was meeting on Thursday to discuss the extension of oil production cuts. The group has agreed on output curbs several years ago to support oil prices but was planning to slowly reduce the cuts in January of 2021. Yet the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic threatened to pound oil prices into the ground, making such a move ill-advised.
The OPEC+ should have had a meeting on Tuesday following the preliminary talks on Monday. But the event was unexpectedly rescheduled for Thursday, leading to speculations that the members

Futures for gold and silver headed to settle higher today, though they were swinging between gains and losses over the trading session. Platinum joined the rally, while copper fell and palladium demonstrated a substantial loss.
Gold and many other dollar-denominated commodities rallied on the back of the dollar’s weakness on Thursday. Market analysts explained the poor performance of the greenback by hopes for a coronavirus relief package. While Congress has not approved the proposed bipartisan $908 billion relief bill yet, it looks like chances for the bill to pass are increasing with each day, at least according to reports. There are skeptics, who say that the proposed amount is nowhere near enough to propel the economy but it seems that markets are going to welcome whatever relief

In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com discusses the recent surge of bitcoin prices and speculates whether the rally is overdone and it is a good idea to sell bitcoin. The price has doubled over the past three months and reached a new all-time high. David discusses the rally and explains what fundamentals are affecting bitcoin. He then lists the major support and resistance levels. Next, he turns to charts and technical indicators, trying to guess where the price can go next. In the end, David decides to go with the trend, which is undoubtedly upward. He places a buy order in case the price goes even higher, counting on the upward trend to persist in the future.

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In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold and silver as of December 3, 2020. The precious metals had experienced a rather tumultuous month in November but have started December with a strong rally. Phil discusses the rally and explains what factors will be likely affecting the metals next week.

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Futures for gold and crude oil fell during the Asian trading session on Wednesday. That was an uncommon phenomenon as crude, being a growth-related commodity, and gold, being a safe-haven commodity, usually trade inversely to each other. But they both had their own reasons to fall.
Gold rallied 2% yesterday after falling initially. But today, the yellow metal trades with losses. The likely reason for that was the optimism surrounding the coronavirus vaccine development. Traders, who feel optimism, are less likely to acquire bullion, which is often used as a protection against risk. Some analysts also cited the outlook for fiscal stimulus in the United States as another reason for the metal’s weakness. But others argued that it is still far from certain whether US politicians will be able

In the present video, Phil Carr from The Gold and Silver Club talks about gold as of December 1, 2020, discussing the recent surge of gold prices. The metal was trading up 2.09% on the day as of the time of writing after falling earlier during the trading session. Phil explains the reasons for the surge and advises traders on how they can catch such a move.

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Futures for crude oil continued to sink, falling more than 1% today. The group known as the OPEC+, which consists of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia, and several other oil-producing countries, should have held a meeting today. The OPEC+ has an agreement to reduce oil production by 7.7 million barrels per day to buoy prices. The group was earlier planning to ease the output cuts but the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic made such an action ill-advised. Members of the agreement should have met today to discuss whether they should extend the cuts. But in a surprise move, the meeting was delayed till Thursday.
Experts speculate that such a decision was made because the preliminary talks on Monday failed to fix the disagreement between the members of the deal. Saudi

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 to the 7-year high in August and the subsequent pullback of about 30%. He explains the reasons for such sharp moves and discusses factors that will be affecting the metal in the future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then turns to charts and technical indicators, trying to assess where prices may go next. In the end, David decides that it is still better to be a buyer, therefore he keeps his existing long position.

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Futures for crude oil crashed today, falling more than 1%, ahead of the OPEC+ meeting tomorrow. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia, and several other oil-producing countries will meet tomorrow but several key ministers were talking today. They were discussing oil production cuts that were introduced previously to buoy oil prices. Specifically, they were discussing should be the cuts extended and for how long.
Members of the output reduction agreement were planning to start rolling back the cuts but the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic made such plans questionable. The pandemic leads to lockdowns, which result in a substantial drop in oil consumption, which in turn can lead to a crash of prices for crude. Now, the OPEC+ members should decide whether they will

In the present video, Mike Swartz, trading couch at epitometrading.com, shows his recent successful trade on gold. He set up a trade back in September using the Fibonacci retracement and Fibonacci extensions tools. Mike explains the logic behind his decision, shows how the trade has played out until now, and talks about how traders can use the same technique to set up other trades.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for natural gas in 2021. He starts the video by discussing how volatile price moves have been this year and explaining the reasons for that as well as the factors that will be driving the commodity in the future. Next, he lists the major support and resistance levels. David then shows charts and technical indicators, discusses where prices may go, and suggests what actions traders can take. In the end, he prefers to remain to be a buyer on dips.

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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 November 30 – December 4, 2020. He explains what factors were driving the commodities and will be affecting them in the future, shows charts and technical indicators, and speculates where prices may go next.

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In the present video, David Jones from Capital.com provides his forecast for gold in December 2020. He starts the video by recapping the recent moves of gold, explaining the factors that drove the yellow metal down from the all-time high it had reached in August, and also talks about fundamentals that will be affecting bullion in the near future. Next, David lists the major support and resistance levels. He then looks at charts and technical indicators, trying to assess where prices may go next. In the end, David refrains from opening a position but decides to risk and place a buy order in case the prices move lower.

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