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Gold: Continues to See Buyers
The gold market has rallied significantly during the trading session again on Friday, as we continue to see a lot of noisy behavior. Ultimately, this is a market that I think continues to see more buy on the dip behavior in general. And the $4,200 level, I think, is an area that you have to watch very closely. With that being the case, a pullback at this point in time does offer value that I think a lot of people will be willing to take advantage of, especially as the market has been so strong and now, we've made a higher low and a higher high. We'll see whether or not we can get to the $4,400 level, but I do think ... (full story)
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