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Gold: Pulls Back Ahead of US Holiday but Bullish Trend Remains Intact
It is possible that maybe we are just a bit overdone at this point, and a pullback might be necessary. Keep in mind that Monday is a Federal holiday in the United States. Gold markets pulled back slightly during the trading session on Friday, as we continue to see a lot of back-and-forth behavior and perhaps questions asked about the overall health of the gold market. It is possible that maybe we are just a bit overdone at this point, and a pullback might be necessary. That being said, the pullback could very well end up being a buying opportunity. After all, we have a lot of support out there for gold at various ... (full story)
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