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I asked Dave Blais, a full-time investor of gold and silver stocks, for an update on his take on the action in the precious metals markets. Here's his report... -------------------------------------------- Is the current gold and silver stock sale one of the best in years? Full story

For latest market report, see PRICES * Spot gold XAU= was at $1,491.12 an ounce at 0624 GMT compared with $1,484.85 late in New York on Tuesday. Full story

Bullion XAU= was up 0.3 percent at $1,539.15 by 8:00 a.m. EDT (1200 GMT) after earlier setting an all-time high of $1,539.60 Full story

Gold fell on Friday as talk China may raise interest rates raised demand concerns from the major commodities consumer and as expectations of an EU rescue package for Ireland removed some safe-haven demand for the metal. Spot gold [ XAU=X 1369.15 U.S. Full story

Gold hit a fresh record around $1,394 an ounce on Friday before turning lower as the dollar retraced some of the losses made in the wake of this week's move by the U.S. Federal Reserve to .||Spot gold XAU%3dXQuote� � |� � Chart� � |� � Full story

Gold was steady on Wednesday, aided by a weaker dollar, after latest U.S. Full story

Gold fell 1.5 percent on Wednesday as the after a report said the Federal Reserve would likely adopt a gradual approach to further U.S. monetary easing at a meeting next week. |Spot gold XAU%3dXQuote� � |� � Chart� � |� � News� � |� Full story

Gold (XAU/USD) - Gold Rallying; Quick Swing Projection 4H: Gold has been on fire, and rallying without any significant corrections. In the 1H chart, it is breaking above a narrow wedge/triangle pattern. Full story

On Thursday, Gold regained strength after falling the previous day as investors sold bullion to cover losses in equities, but a firmer dollar was likely to cap gains. The press release is quoted as saying: Spot gold XAU= added $2.20 to $1,199.20 an ounce Full story

Gold climbed up on Wednesday on bargain hunting led by a drop in stock markets and on the heels of the report by the Federal Reserve which said it would keep interest rates low, but a lack of physical buying could cap gains. Full story