November proved to be another month of price consolidation for both gold and silver.

After consolidating in price for several weeks, both gold and silver rose in price towards the end of October.

Both gold and silver corrected significantly in price in September.

Gold made new price highs in all currencies in August, corrected and ended the month consolidating its gains. Silver spent most of August in consolidation mode.

Both gold and silver experienced solid price gains in July. Whilst gold made new price highs, silver lagged somewhat.

Both gold and silver spent most of June consolidating in price with a downward bias.

Both gold and silver corrected significantly in price in May, however, their long-term price trends remain positive.

Both gold and silver appreciated considerably in price in April in USD, but less so in EUR terms.

Whilst gold struggled to gain in price in March, silver moved to a new high for the current bull-market.

Gold and silver displayed strong upward price movement in February.

Both gold and silver spent all of January correcting in price.

Strong price action for both metals was observed in December 2010.

Once again, as in October, new highs for gold and silver in November were followed by a price correction.

New highs for gold and silver in October were followed by a price correction.

Once again, both gold and silver had a strong month and moved into over-bought territory on the daily charts.

Both gold and silver had strong months in August and looked poised to testing previous highs at the end of the month.

Both gold and silver had a poor month in July, falling in price for most of the month.

Gold had another strong month in June as silver struggled higher in price.

Gold ended May on a strong note, silver however appeared to be weaker.

Gold broke upwards out of price consolidation in April and silver was close to doing so as the month ended. Both metals made new price highs in all currencies in the current bull market, except for the price measured in USD.

Both gold and silver consolidated in price in March with silver showing a strong upward bias.

Both gold and silver moved above their short-term downtrends in February.

Gold and Silver corrected further in price in January and found support, technically exactly where they should have.

Gold and Silver corrected in price in December.

Both gold and silver displayed strong upward price movement in November. At the time of writing, both precious metals were overbought, but in bull-markets, things can stay overbought for longer than one might think.

Steady upward price movement for gold in October contrasted with sideways movement for silver.

Gold broke out of a multi-month correction in September and silver followed gold upwards in price!

Gold and silver consolidated in price in yet again in August!

Gold and silver consolidated further in price in July, with a moderate upward bias.

Gold and Silver spent most of June correcting in price, though gold appeared to be stabilising towards the end of the month.

A significant price rally for both gold and silver took place in May.

April saw jet another month of price consolidation for both gold and silver.

March saw a month of price consolidation for gold and silver.

Gold and silver started to correct in price towards the end of February.

Yet again, gold and silver finished another good month in a technically strong position.

Both gold and silver had another positive month in December 2008.

Gold had a positive month in November but silver essentially moved sideways in price.

Three closes below the 65 WMA indicate that either the bull-market in gold is over, or that a medium term correction has started which could last a long time. The fortunes of silver are tied to gold.

Both gold and silver dived again in price in September. By the end of the month gold had staged a strong recovery.

August proved to be a dramatic month for the precious metals markets. Buyers had the opportunity to purchase gold and silver at the lowest prices of the year (so far?). Sellers were obviously less enthralled by the prices received. The question was asked, if the bull-market was over? We doubt it, however technical signs were mixed.

Both gold and silver broke out of price consolidation in July, only to fall back into their trading bands by the end of the month.

Although still in correction mode in June, both gold and silver finished the month on a positive note.

Although the initial downtrend lines were broken by gold and silver in May, the price correction continued.

The price corrections, which started in late March for gold and silver continued in April.

After making new price highs for the current bull-market, gold and silver started price corrections in the latter part of March.

As in January, gold and silver gained significantly in price once again in February.

Gold and silver gained significantly in price in January.

Gold and silver broke out of their price consolidation patterns in December, raising the prospect of higher prices in January 2008.

After making new highs for the current bull market in November, gold and silver closed at their price lows for the month, after the USD staged a mild recovery.

Once again, gold registered significant price gains in October. Silver struggled to break higher in price.

Gold broke out to new highs for the current bull market in September. Although silver surged in price as well, more work remains to be done before a price breakout occurs.

Gold was undoubtedly the stronger metal in August. Silver broke below it’s long-term price trend, but this may not necessarily be the end of the bull-market.

Gold and silver increased in price in July, but were also caught up in the volatility experienced by financial markets in general.

Gold and silver weakened in price in June and both approached long-term price supports.

Both gold and silver continued in short-term downward price trends in May. However, at the end of the month both metals looked like a rally in price was in progress.

This months report contains lots of interesting gold and silver news.

Although gold performed better than silver in April, both metals ended the month on a weak note, in short-term downtrends.

After significantly correcting in price at the start of the month, both gold and silver ended March consolidating in price with gold stronger than silver.

Both gold and silver gained in price in February. However the general correction in equity markets at the end of the month also prompted gold and silver to be sold and thus the technical picture became mixed.

Solid upward price movement for gold and silver in January could see both metals attempting to achieve the highs of 2006 going forward. The month saw lots of interesting and important news for the gold market.

Gold and silver spent most of December consolidating in price; any USD weakness could see both metals move up significantly in the January/February period.

Gold and silver made significant price gains in November and from a technical point of view both metals could move higher going into December and January. This typical seasonal pattern was last displayed in December 2005/January 2006.

After a weak start, gold and silver spent most of October rising in price. Technical indicators are signalling, that the price corrections in both metals, which started in spring, have probably come to end and we should expect higher prices going forward.

Gold and silver could not break out above price resistance at the start of September and fell back in price to their respective 200 DMA, which provided a base.

Gold drifted down in price in August, but remained within the confines of a large triangle, which should soon be tested. Technical indicators point to an upward break in price. As anticipated silver moved above resistance at the beginning of August and settled into the 11.80 to 12.50 USD/oz range. At the end of August silver broke out of this range. Three closes above resistance are usually needed to confirm a break, should this occur, there is not much in the way of a test of the highs seen in May 2006!

Gold and silver consolidated further in price in July, however as the month drew to a close, both metals showed positive technical trends and looked set to move higher. Any USD weakness going forward could send gold and silver in pursuit of higher price levels, as seen in May 2006.

Gold and silver fell further in price in June, before building a base and closing the month strongly.

Both gold and silver made new highs for the current bull-market and quickly corrected to initial price support around their 50 day moving averages.

After a small correction in gold and a violent correction in silver, both precious metals registered strong price gains in April 2006.

Gold and silver moved significantly higher in price in March 2006.

After strong gains in January, both gold and silver consolidated in price in February and as the month drew to a close, appeared ready for at least a test of the previous highs going forward.

Phase two of the bull market in precious metals is upon us. Read our report and find out why.

Both gold and silver surged in price in December and a healthy price correction followed.

November brought steady upward price movement for both gold and silver, to the delight of investors and the dismay of consumers.

The price of gold in USD/oz surged to a 17 year high in September.

After surging in price in September, October 2005 brought price consolidation for both gold and silver.

The price of gold in USD/oz surged to a 17 year high in September.

It appears that silvers dip below the 65 WMA in August was a bear-trap as silver quickly recovered to return to within its consolidation triangle in September, which has been in place since Spring 2004, albeit with a series of higher lows.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

August provided yet another month of price consolidation for both gold and silver, albeit in a higher price range for gold and a lower price range for silver.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

After consolidating in price for most of July, both gold and silver ended the month on a positive note.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

June was a fascinating month for the gold and silver markets. Gold closed above the key 350 EUR/oz level for the first time. Will this trend continue? Read on and find out more.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Our May report contains, what may prove to be some important technical comments.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Although dollar gold and silver prices consolidated further in April, gold prices showed an upward bias measured in Euro.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

March proved to be yet another month of price consolidation for gold and silver.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Gold and silver consolidated further in price in February, although the bias was definitely up.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

The price corrections in gold and silver, which started in December, continued into January 2005.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Gold and especially silver corrected significantly in price in December. This report contains lots of news from the gold market.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Strong demand fuelled price moves in gold and silver in November.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Gold and silver both increased in price in October as measured in USD/oz as the dollar fell. COMEX gold futures had their highest weekly and monthly close in 16 years.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Lots of news from the gold market in September.

JM&B Monthly Gold & Silver Report

Both gold and silver strengthened in price in August, as the period of seasonally weak demand drew to a close.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Although gold essentially moved sideways in price in July, silver broke out of its two-month trading range.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

This month we comment on the final gold supply and demand numbers for 2003.

Gold and silver both consolidated in price in June 2004.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

After making new lows for 2004 on 10th May, subsequently building a base in mid-May, gold and silver prices rose for the remainder of the month, closing almost unchanged compared to their April close.

A number of surveys were released on the gold and silver markets. This month we will focus on the restless metal, silver and in our June Report, on gold.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Precious metal and commodity markets were very volatile in April. We try to provide some answers why this was so.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: The ECB Gold Agreement hardly caused a ripple in the gold market.

Silver: Silver prices powered up March.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Silver: Recent silver price movements are reviewed.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: An overview of initial supply and demand estimates for 2003.

Silver: Silver prices consolidated in February, but retained their upward bias.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: We comment on lots of news from central banks.

Silver: Silver had another strong month in January 2004.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: Gold moved above the psychologically important 400 USD/oz barrier in December.

Silver: Silver had an excellent month in December gaining 60 cents per ounce.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: Lots of news this month.

Silver had a strong month in November.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: Gold consolidated in a 20 USD/oz range in October 2003.

Silver: After a sharp drop in price early in October, silver moved back up to the middle of its ascending price channel.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: Another strong month for Gold in September 2003.

Silver: New yearly highs for silver in September 2003 were followed by price consolidation.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: Gold had a strong month in August 2003.

Silver: After significant gains in July, silver prices moved sideways in August 2003.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: The Malaysian Gold Dinar became reality.

Silver: The largest monthly price increase in three years surprised many in July 2003.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: The price of gold appears ready to rise significantly.

Silver: Momentum indicators are turning up which probably indicates higher USD/oz prices in the coming weeks.

JM&B Monthly Gold and Silver Report

Gold: The Chinese have had a propensity for gold for longer than many western cultures have existed. For many years though, gold consumption has only increased slowly. The conditions for this to change may now be in place. Enter the dragon? Read on and make up your own mind.

Silver: Gold Fields Mineral Services issued its annual Silver Survey 2003 in May. The table provided in our March 2003 report has been updated with the final supply and demand numbers for 2002 and the adjusted numbers for previous years.

JM&B Monthly Precious Metals Report

A positive technical picture suggests higher prices for gold and silver in the coming weeks.

JM&B Monthly Precious Metals Report

The price of gold measured in USD/oz fell significantly in March. Is this the end of the primary bull market? Technical analysis says no, what took place was simply a correction.