Commodity review for 2012: Commodities more or less consolidated in 2012 after achieving record highs in 2011. We seen several big movements on Bullion and Metal sector and others in 2012 and many commodities worked off the excesses of runs to record highs.
Bullion: Gold and Silver more or less consolidated in 2012. That’s why it’s looking strong into 2013.
Energy: Natural gas had 13% gains on the year and Crude oil had about an 8% loss on the year. We’ll see big movement soon on Energy sector in this year 2013.
Metal: 2013 was more of a consolidation year for the metals. This could lead to some strong trending markets in 2013.
Anyway, the overall outlook still remains positive for commodities going into 2013. Let’s I say some about intraday and short/long term free tips and advices.
I should to remind you first, what I said about Silver and Gold on 24th Dec 2012? Click here and read it again. On silver chart I was drawn Question mark. That was my first target for my subscribers. Yesterday it kissed. Yes Silver is looking weak for intraday but overall it’ll start run and kiss all targets soon.
I am especially here to say you about Natural gas. If you want to really earn then Sell Natural gas above anywhere. You’re not subscribers that’s why only one target for you 171 level and no stoploss information. To become a subscriber, subscribe to our free newsletter services. Our service is free for all.
Looking very hot, intraday traders go and sell it @ opening bell. S/L 14680 level and targets: 14590-14567-14540
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