Three Top Gold Stocks to Buy on Dips

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Also, according to VanEck’s portfolio manager of gold and precious metals strategies, Imaru Casanova added that, “In recent years, rallies of this type have often been followed by periods of consolidation around an established, higher level, with the metal trading in a sideways pattern until a new catalyst emerges driving prices even higher. The return of investment demand, as evidenced by inflows into global gold bullion ETFs, could be that catalyst, with a potential to drive gold higher,” as quoted by Investing.com. While some of the top gold stocks have already exploded higher, they could see higher highs. Especially if gold can run even more. Some of the top gold stocks to consider are: Newmont (NEM) Since bottoming out in late February, NEM ran from a low of about $29 to $39.40. Technically overbought at the moment, we’d wait for it to pull back before buying. [Read More]( [Bullish Option Trades]( by [Ray Frazier]( The chart below of Ebay is an actual bullish trade that I made between August 13, and August 17, 1999. There is a flat line between 90.74 and 100.98, which is the resistance line that the stock had to cross before I would consider it was making a bullish move up. The lighter curving line is the 21-day exponential moving average and the darker curving line is the 50-day exponential moving average. My buy point was as the stock crossed 98, the resistance line. You can see that the 21-day exponential moving average at that time was right around 98 to 99. Notice that the bottom section of the chart indicates that the volume picked up to the positive as investors created a bottom for the stock at the $70 to $75 level. This was our indication that we would be watching the stock for entry. The second section of the chart indicates that MACD had also made a short-term crossover, as the shorter moving average crossed a longer moving average to the upside just one day later. This was our second indication, or confirmation, that the stock was going bullish and had established the bottom. So now we have confirmation from two indicators, and the next step would be to get confirmation from the stock price by seeing if it could cross its most recent resistance. Therefore, the buy point would be as the stock crosses its resistance line, which would be confirmation of the two indicators shown on the chart. [Read More]( [Joe Duffy’s KeyPoint Market Daily]( April 10, 2024 Elite Wall Street trader, Joe Duffy, is allowing a limited group of future-elite investors into his masterful daily trades at thousands of dollars less than what others charge. 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