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Precious Metals Final Flush Beginning?
We penned this Friday. Could a final flush be starting in the precious metals sector?

Precious Metals Video Update
We produced this video before Thursday trading. We focus on the miners and Gold's performance against equities. 

Draghi on Deck?
Erik Swarts comments on the US$ and Bonds. 

China's Devaluation, EM Bonds & Risk Aversion
Great post from the Macronomy blog. The focus is on China and emerging markets. 

Commodity Unwind Illustrated
Managed money futures positioning (hedge funds) in commodities is at a decade low.


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We've covered miners and Gold's relative strength quite a bit recently.

Below we analyze the daily charts of Gold and Silver. Monthly and weekly charts are more important but daily charts are more pertinent to the short term and what we can expect after the holiday.

After rebounding to $1170, Gold dropped to $1120. Last week its rebound failed at $1140 and closed at $1122. This is a bearish chart as $1140 should be stiff resistance. Gold could bounce a bit but if it closes below $1120 then it figures to retest $1080. 
 

Turning to Silver....

Silver looks worse. It formed a double top in August at $15.50. Then it plunged to $14.00. It rebounded and gradually climbed higher but there was not anything strong about the rebound. Thursday Silver nearly tested $15 but failed to hold its gains. Friday it reversed and closed near support at $14.50. A daily close below $14.50 will bring $14.00 into play and new lows. 

So the key support levels heading into this week are $1120 for Gold and $14.50 for Silver. (Resistance is $1140 and $15) If Gold & Silver lose those support levels then a final flush could be starting. The miners bounced on Friday and may hold above their lows for a little while. If they lose their lows that is also a sign of a final flush in progress. 

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