GSR Monthly Report - Posted 14th July 2010
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Inside the latest issue:

  • Gold and silver are testing a critical interim trend line and the month of July will most likely set the tone for the remainder of summer. What’s next for the price of the yellow metal and the mining stocks as we head further into the summer? The indicators tell the story!

  • A follow-up to our most recent trading signal for the leading gold stocks. What's in store for the PM stock group in the weeks ahead in light of the latest market conditions?

  • In the latest report we discuss the key trend lines for gold ETF (GLD) and the gold futures price and what the future may hold for both based on the cycles and indicators.

  • Weekly updates on the gold mining stocks and PM market.

  • A look at market volatility within gold mining stock industry group and what we expect in the coming weeks based on the short-term and intermediate-term internal momentum. Our strategy of focusing mainly on stocks showing relative strength (based on our key indicators) has paid off so far this year and will continue to be emphasized going forward.

  • An updated look at our most important intermediate-term indicator for the price of gold and the message it's sending for the interim outlook.

  • A discussion of the leading relative strength and momentum PM mining stocks and why it is important to focus on these in the current market climate.

  • A discussion of the key moving average and internal trend considerations for the XAU Gold Silver Index and the Gold Bugs Index (HUI) in the short term outlook. We examine the important support and resistance considerations in this report.

  • A discussion of where support and resistance may be encountered in each of the individual mining stocks is provided in this issue of the newsletter. Which stocks should be avoided and which have rally and/or turnaround potential?

  • An analysis of several actively traded mining stocks in relation to the most important of the short- and intermediate-term moving averages and internal momentum structures.

  • An examination of the leading precious metals mutual funds, including the Rydex Precious Metals Fund, the U.S. Global Gold Shares Fund, the Tocqueville Gold Fund, the First Eagle SoGen Gold Fund, the Gamco Gold Fund and the American Century Global Gold Fund.

  • 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 actively traded gold mining stock sector.

  • Individual stock analysis of the following precious metal mining stocks:

AngloGold Ashanti
Barrick Gold
Buenaventuras
Central Fund of Canada
Eldorado Gold
Freeport Copper & Gold
Goldcorp
Harmony Mining
Ivanhoe Mines
New Gold
Newmont Mining
Randgold Resources
U.S. Gold Corp.

Disclaimer: Clif Droke currently holds a trading or investment position in the following stocks covered in the latest issue of this report: Central Fund of Canada and U.S.Gold Corp. He does not receive compensation in any form from the companies reviewed in Junior Mining Stock Report.

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