July 23, 2010
07-22-10 Market Recap for Gold and Silver
By Planet Wealth
pstrongSilver MarketCommentary R/strongstrongeport for 7/22/2010nbsp;/strongnbsp;/p
pWhile the September silver managed to make a fresh new high for the week this morning, some silver bulls might have been a small disappointed in the magnitude of the rally especially in the wake of a very strong US equity market rally. In fact, silver also saw gains in a host of physical commodities and it also saw a sharp slide in the Dollar and that could have ushered in a broad based rally in silver. While silver and other markets were hopeful of apparently improved conditions in the Euro zone other parts of the market are growing even more concerned about the condition of the US economy./p
pstrongGold Market Analysis Report for 7/22/2010/strong/p
pWhile the gold market showed it was still tracking tightly with the equity markets, it is also possible that noted gains in the Euro and the Swiss provided the gold market with some currency related buying. The bull camp in gold generally discounted news that uncertainty toward the Euro zone was declining and that seems to have solidified the gold markets focus on classic physical commodity market fundamentals. Despite what seemed to be a downgrade of debt concerns toward the Euro zone, some gold traders might have been buying into gold because they expect to see a surprise from the stress test release. In other words, some flight to quality longs were standing by their hopes./p
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pThe daily commentaries provide an analysis of the factors that influenced price activity, a recap of any reports released that day, a summarynbsp;of each commoditys traded price activity, and a look ahead at the schedule for the next day.nbsp;nbsp;Market commentaries for soybeans, corn, wheat,nbsp;silver and gold are provided by CME Group.nbsp;nbsp; The information in the Market Commentaries was obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not guarantee its accuracy. Neither the information nor any opinion expressed therein constitutes a solicitation of the buy or sale of any futures or options contracts./p
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