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Inside the latest issue…

• The first half of 2008 was a rollercoaster ride for the gold price. What started out as a stellar out performance by the yellow metal later saw it lose some luster as gold was forced to give back a goodly part of its gains from earlier this year. What are the key considerations for gold heading into the second half of 2008?
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• A look at the main trend lines for the gold price: where they lie and what they portend for gold’s near future performance. The two most pivotal price levels for the yellow metal in the near term.
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• What impact will the final bottoming phase of the 6-year cycle have on investor confidence, and more importantly the gold price in July-August?
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• A look at the Advance-Decline (A-D) line for the gold stocks and what is required of it to confirm the next rally in the XAU.
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• An in-depth look at the internal momentum indicators for the gold and silver stocks: where they’re headed in July and what it likely means for the PM mining stocks.
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• What has happened to the leading indicator stocks for the XAU, Freeport Copper & Gold (FCX) and Inmet Mining (IMN:TSX) and what does it mean for the XAU’s near term direction? Has there been a disconnect between copper and gold?
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• The key support levels for the Amex Gold Bugs Index (HUI) in the near term and why this particular trend line is most important for maintaining HUI’s poise in the near term.
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• A look at the relative strength ratings of the actively traded gold stocks and which ones stand to gain the most versus the XAU in the near term.
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• An analysis of the gold stock leading indicators in relation to the most important of the short- and intermediate-term moving averages and internal momentum structures.
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• A discussion of where support and resistance is expected to be encountered in each of the individual gold stocks is provided in this issue of the newsletter. Which gold stocks have short-term turnaround potential and which should be avoided? Stop-loss and entry/exit signals on all stocks reviewed.
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• Which of the dozens of actively traded gold stocks have the best looking chart patterns, relative strength and forward momentum? Which have broken down on high volume.
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• Editor Clif Droke, author of the best-selling "Moving Averages Simplified" and follow-up study "Stock Trading with Moving Averages," uses his expertise in this area in examining the trends and trading ranges of the major gold stocks relative to the most important combination of moving averages for the gold stock sector.
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• Update on the major U.S. precious metal mutual funds including: Rydex Precious Metals Fund (RYPMX), U.S. Global Gold Shares Fund (USERX), Tocqueville Gold Fund (TGLDX), First Eagle SoGen Gold Fund (SGGDX), Gamco Gold Fund (GOLDX), and American Century Global Gold Fund (BGEIX) plus the most important moving averages to use when trading these funds.
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• Individual stock analysis of 21 precious metals mining stocks:

Agnico-Eagle
Anglogold
Barrick Gold
Central Fund of Canada
DRDGOLD
Eldorado Gold
Freeport Copper & Gold
Goldcorp
Hecla Mining
Inmet Mining
Ivanhoe Mines
Khan Resources
Kinross Gold
Newmont Mining
Paladin Energy
Pan American Silver
Randgold Resources
Royal Gold
TNR Gold
Wits Basin Precious Minerals
Yamana Gold

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