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US dollar’s, copper’s, and platinum’s finer points
The precious metals market hasn’t done that much since I posted my gold price forecast for August 2025, so today’s issue will be a supplement rather than a major update – there’s simply nothing to update. One thing that I’d like to update you on is that the GDX ended yesterday’s session lower (just a $0.14 decline - but it’s still a decline), and this happened right after it was just $0.12 below its 2011 high. In my view, the top is likely either in or about to be in. In yesterday’s Gold Trading Alert, I already discussed this resistance’s importance as well as the analogous one in the GDXJ, and I ... (full story)
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