December 19, 2016 by riskreversal • Trade Ideas

Gold and Gold mining stocks have been left out of the rally in just about every other risk asset on the planet since early November. While materials and mining stocks (measured by the XLB, the …

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November 1, 2016 by Dan • Big Printin'

In a market that had a decidedly risk-off feel today, there was some large apparently directional options trading that might have fit that theme: GDX: the etf that tracks gold miners saw heavy call volume, 2x average daily volume …

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October 5, 2016 by Dan • FREE ACCESS

Yesterday’s price action across most major risk asset classes was a clear indication that investors are re-positioning for rate tightening cycle. Let’s quickly refresh The S&P 500 (SPX) was down 0.5%, the yield on the …

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September 21, 2016 by CC • Trade Updates

On August 24th we took a look at the goldminer etf GDX. The GDX has had a pretty remarkable 2016, more than doubling from the low teens to over $30 before recently pulling back a …

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September 13, 2016 by Dan • Big Printin'

Here is some decent size apparently directional options trades in sector etfs that caught my eye in today’s trading: XLF – rate sensitive stocks are getting nailed today despite the 10 year yield trading at the …

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September 7, 2016 by CC • Trade Updates

Two weeks ago on August 24th we took a look at GDX, the Vaneck Vectors Gold Miners etf, on one of its worst down days it had seen in months. We laid out a scenario where …

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August 24, 2016 by Dan • Trade Ideas

The Gold Miners’ etf, the GDX is having one of its worst days in months, down 4.5% as I write, with the etf trading below the uptrend that has been in place since mid January. …

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June 16, 2016 by Dan • Commentary

I’m not sure I ever recall uttering a positive word about Gold as an fundamental investment in the pages of RiskReversal. I’ve spoken about it from a techincal peespective. And since the shiny metal got …

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