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[ETF Daily News]( January 6th, 2023 SPONSORED AD [New Cryptos For The 2023 Rebound]( Crypto industry experts predict that 2023 will offer new and exciting investing opportunities as the market rebounds. A panel of 27 industry experts will discuss the opportunities in these booming sectors and reveal the best investments for the crypto rebound of 2023 during the Digital Currency Summit. A limited number of virtual spots are available at this time. Click here to reserve your Free Spot now... [Click here to reserve your Free Spot now...]( [Gold Miners Index Starting The Year Strong]( 2022 was a year to forget for most sectors and certainly the major market averages, with the [S&P 500 (SPY)]( declining 19% for the year and the Nasdaq Composite suffering an even more disappointing 33% loss. While most investors certainly didn’t have the [Gold Miners Index (GDX)]( in their cards to be an outperformer in 2022 after it found itself down 30% for the year in October with one quarter to go, the sector managed to recover and has started off the new year strong as well. The strength in GDX can be attributed to the rally in gold prices ($1,650/oz → $1,850/oz) but also sentiment being the worst in years as of Q3, with many names trading at their cheapest valuations since 2015. This gave the sector the fuel to significantly outperform gold if we saw any positive change in sentiment, and this is exactly what we’ve seen with the gold price back above key support at $1,800/oz. While this rebound in the GDX is certainly positive from a momentum standpoint, it has made things a little more difficult from a stock-picking standpoint. This is because many miners have already made 40-50% moves off their lows, and it can be dangerous to chase the lower-quality miners or sector laggards with them hovering well above key support levels. In this update, we’ll look at two of the better buy-the-dip candidates sector-wide and highlight why these two names have the potential to outperform in 2023, making them attractive names to keep near… Continue reading at [INO.com]( Copyright © 2023 StockNews.com | All Rights Reserved [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Policy]( [Terms & Conditions]( Magnifi Communities, 1 Penn Plaza, Suite 3910, New York, NY 10019

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