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goldenpolarbear' on 'San Gold Corporation (SGRCF) thanks -
We don't have to wait for breakout to occur before taking
positions, because the volume pattern and volume indicators
in the GDXJ have already signaled that it is going to break out
to the upside soon, or imminently, to commence a major uptrend -

Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners 4-Year Chart


Just look at the stupendous record upside volume in the GDXJ
on the rally this year on its 4-year chart above, and how its
volume indicators are spiking.
This tells you all you need to know - it is sending the clearest
possible message that the sector is going up big time, because
this dynamic volume action signifies the start of a breakout
drive that should shortly take the GDXJ clear out of its
downtrend and launch it - and the entire sector - into a vigorous
bullmarket advance.
For this reason there is thought to be little point in waiting
for breakout to occur before establishing positions, and it is on
this premise that we have "backed up the truck" and been
loading up with the better stocks as fast as we can.
Why not join us, if you haven't already, and get your nose in
the trough ahead of the mob?

The 14-year log chart for gold makes it clear why gold has
turned up here – it has found support and reversed exactly at
its major long-term uptrend line.
On this chart gold’s decline from its 2011 highs looks like
a normal correction, if rather long and deep.
The most encouraging thing about this chart for bulls is that
it shows gold’s massive upside potential from here, for if
gold should succeed in bettering its highs and continues
towards the upper boundary of its major long-term uptrend,
it will result in it rising to the $3000 - $4000, which
is not unreasonable considering what is being done to
the world’s major currencies, and specifically to the dollar.



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Gold surged to another six month high on Friday of 1387.87,
before prices moderated intraday.
The impending Crimean referendum this weekend has ratcheted
geopolitical tensions steadily higher. Some U.S. data weakness
offered an additional boost to the yellow metal initially.

U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, and Russian Foreign Minister,
Sergey Lavrov met in London today in hopes of diffusing the
situation.
According to a USAToday report, while Kerry called the meeting
"constructive", he made it clear that 'Moscow will not back down
from support for a referendum Sunday in the Crimea that could
separate the region from Ukraine and link it to Russia.'

Kerry had previously given Russia a Monday deadline to reverse
course on the Crimea annexation.
That's the day after the referendum, and I seriously doubt
Russia would seek to deescalate once a pro-Russian vote has
been cast.
Things are likely to get even hotter in the days and weeks
ahead as the west will be forced to follow-through on threats
of sanctions, and Russia will likely retaliate, perhaps
by cutting off gas supplies to Europe.

U.S. PPI fell by 0.1% in February, below expectations of +0.2%.
The annual pace of producer price inflation slowed further
to 0.9%, from 1.2% y/y in January. Core PPI fell 0.2% m/m and
slowed to 1.1% y/y, from 1.3% y/y in January.

While the Fed is widely expected to stay the course on tapering
when the FOMC meets next week, this latest bit of data is going
to keep them worried about negative price risks.
The Fed has historically viewed deflation as a far more troubling
than inflation, so at some point it may be cause to pause.

The University of Michigan consumer sentiment index fell to 79.9
in March, below expectations of 81.8, versus 81.6 in February.
While still well above the low from October of 73.2, the loss of
momentum since the first of the year is troubling.
It may be attributable to weather disruptions, but then again it
might be something more serious.

Despite the retreat from the intraday highs, gold appears poised
for its sixth consecutive higher weekly close.
That would make eleven higher weekly closes out of the last
dozen.
The technical picture remains strong, with the next key
resistance level that everyone is watching clearly defined
by the August high at 1433.85.

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