One of my well respected friends sent this along to me and I in turn must pass it along to you as I think it is a great video.  He discusses the outlook of Gold, Silver and Platinum.  Before you watch this video, or skip over it because you don’t trade these commodities, let me share with a few things.  You do not need to be a futures trader to trade commodities.  If you trade forex you can likely access these commodity markets through you forex broker in the form of a CFD (about half way down that page you can find some introductory info on a CFD and what it is).

ALSO, if you are a stock trader you can expose yourself to Gold and Silver through ETFs which trade on the stock exchange.  I regularly trade GLD (Gold ETF) and SLV (Silver ETF).  There are so many ETFs which mirror other instruments, so if you have ever thought about getting into trading any of these instruments but didn’t know how maybe that will help you out.  Fire me an email if you got more questions.  But enough of what I got to say – back to the video.

Brad Stafford has a great new video for you. I’m sure many of you read that title and your mind went in the gutter, but today he’s going to show you a whole new meaning for this acronym and how it applies to gold, silver, and platinum.

These three markets have a lot of volume, government implications, and technicals lining up for potentially great trades. Gold makes a record high, then pulls back. Silver is inching towards an all-time high level and platinum is making people rethink their decision to go with a white gold wedding band.

Where do you stand in these markets and maybe more importantly, where should you stand?

Find out what W.T.F. really stands for and what does it have to do with gold, silver, and platinum?

You’ve got to watch the video to find out:

http://www.ino.com/info/503/CD3784/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=3

Hope you enjoy.

Cory Mitchell, CMT

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Gold closed in on 1100 today, accelerating to the upside.  This video takes a look at where gold has been, where a particular strategy would have provided entries and exits and of course where gold is expected to go.  As always the video is informative and educational.

Keep in mind that for those who do not trade commodities, Gold can be traded in alternative ways such as through a Gold ETF like GLD.  That means being informed about Gold can provide opportunities to all traders, and not just commodity traders. Stock traders can use the information to trade the Gold related ETFs (exchange traded funds), forex traders can use the data due to the relationship between Gold and the US dollar, and commodity traders can use it to trade the commodity itself.  Here is the video:

Gold Separates and Accelerates

http://www.ino.com/info/474/CD3784/&dp=0&l=0&campaignid=3

Enjoy,

Cory Mitchell, CMT

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