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Leveraged Gold Mining ETFs: Treasure Trove for This Year
Sweta Killa - Zacks Investment Research - Fri Feb 19, 9:49AM CST
Buying pressure has been intense for the gold mining products thanks to increased market uncertainty and the adoption of negative interest rates by most countries.
SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), GDXX: 39.39 (+2.10), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), GDJJ: 46.85 (+0.88)

First Week of JNUG October 16th Options Trading
StockOptionsChannel.com - Thu Sep 03, 9:42AM CDT
Investors in Direxion Shares Exchange Traded Fund Trust- Direxion Daily S&P 500 Bull 3X Shares saw new options become available this week, for the October 16th expiration. At Stock Options Channel, our YieldBoost formula has looked up and down...
JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08)

Falling Knives: Do Stocks Really Drop 3 Times Faster Than They Rise?
Force Majeure - at Seeking Alpha - Thu May 14, 10:02AM CDT

SPY: 203.12 (-0.09), VXX: 19.30 (-0.11), GILD: 91.32 (+1.24), CHK: 4.25 (+0.12), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), MSFT: 54.21 (+0.24)

5 Reasons To Buy Platinum Rather Than Gold
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Apr 21, 5:04AM CDT

GLDI: 10.48 (-0.04), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), GYEN: 12.20 (+0.05), SPGH: 55.97 (unch), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GEUR: 12.69 (+0.02), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), PTM: 10.12 (-0.11), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), PGM: 20.03 (-0.17), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), TBAR: 23.79 (+0.01), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), PPLT: 91.46 (-0.80), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

Gold And The Euro: Just How Strong Is The Yellow Metal?
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Apr 20, 5:06AM CDT

ULE: 16.28 (unch), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), URR: 18.09 (-0.21), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), EUO: 24.03 (-0.01), USDU: 26.66 (+0.03), SPGH: 55.97 (unch), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), FXE: 109.26 (+0.01), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), ERO: 42.71 (unch), UDNT: 10.33 (-0.15), DRR: 56.25 (+0.17), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), UUPT: 29.72 (-0.06), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), UUP: 24.93 (+0.01), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), UDN: 21.98 (-0.01), EUFX: 42.48 (+0.13), FORX: 42.76 (+0.52), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

Precious Metals: Ominous Signs
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Apr 13, 5:09AM CDT

GLDI: 10.48 (-0.04), PALL: 55.34 (-0.65), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), SIVR: 14.87 (-0.08), DSLV: 48.44 (+0.65), GYEN: 12.20 (+0.05), SPGH: 55.97 (unch), SILJ: 8.49 (+0.04), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GEUR: 12.69 (+0.02), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), AGQ: 31.83 (-0.29), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), PTM: 10.12 (-0.11), SLV: 14.43 (-0.08), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), ZSL: 51.13 (+0.41), PGM: 20.03 (-0.17), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), TBAR: 23.79 (+0.01), USV: 20.07 (-0.15), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), SIL: 26.27 (+0.12), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), PPLT: 91.46 (-0.80), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), DBS: 24.10 (-0.18), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), USLV: 12.20 (-0.20), SLVO: 9.53 (unch), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), SLVP: 8.08 (-0.08), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

Buy Precious Metal Equities Before The Bear Goes Into Hibernation: Eric Muschinski
The Gold Report - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Apr 08, 11:44PM CDT
Eric Muschinski, editor of the Chicago-based Gold Investment Letter, says that investing in a bear market is not about picking the absolute bottom - it's about accumulating your favorite companies regularly and averaging in at massive discounts. In...
JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25)

Don't Buy Gold Now, Wait Until It's Under $1,000
Doug Eberhardt - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Apr 02, 11:57PM CDT

GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), SLV: 14.43 (-0.08), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43)

Sprott launches a junior gold miners ETF
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 31, 4:56PM CDT

SGDJ: 27.77 (+0.27), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), SGDM: 18.20 (+0.30), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14)

Gold Is On Life Support: 5 Reasons Gold Is Going Lower
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Mar 09, 5:00AM CDT

UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), SIVR: 14.87 (-0.08), DSLV: 48.44 (+0.65), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), AGQ: 31.83 (-0.29), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), PTM: 10.12 (-0.11), SLV: 14.43 (-0.08), ZSL: 51.13 (+0.41), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), USV: 20.07 (-0.15), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), PPLT: 91.46 (-0.80), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), DBS: 24.10 (-0.18), USLV: 12.20 (-0.20), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

A bell rings for mining bear market
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 6:47AM CST

SILJ: 8.49 (+0.04), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), PICK: 9.36 (-0.05), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), JUNR: 8.50 (-0.13), IGE: 29.44 (+0.15), XME: 20.13 (+0.51), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14)

India And Central Banks Could Provide Just What Gold Needs
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 17, 5:13AM CST

GLDI: 10.48 (-0.04), PALL: 55.34 (-0.65), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), SIVR: 14.87 (-0.08), DSLV: 48.44 (+0.65), GYEN: 12.20 (+0.05), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GEUR: 12.69 (+0.02), AGQ: 31.83 (-0.29), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), PTM: 10.12 (-0.11), SLV: 14.43 (-0.08), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), ZSL: 51.13 (+0.41), PGM: 20.03 (-0.17), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), TBAR: 23.79 (+0.01), USV: 20.07 (-0.15), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), SIL: 26.27 (+0.12), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), DPG: 14.57 (unch), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), PPLT: 91.46 (-0.80), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), DBS: 24.10 (-0.18), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), USLV: 12.20 (-0.20), SLVO: 9.53 (unch), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), LD: 37.20 (-3.65), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

ProShares launches 4 ETFs for 2x and -2x exposure to gold miners
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Feb 13, 2:18PM CST

PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), GDXS: 10.61 (-0.39), GDJS: 8.37 (-0.13), GDXX: 39.39 (+2.10), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), GLDX: 22.30 (-0.23), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), SGDM: 18.20 (+0.30), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), GDJJ: 46.85 (+0.88), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14)

Bipolar Trading In Precious Metals: Divergences Create Opportunity
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 09, 5:00AM CST

GLDI: 10.48 (-0.04), PALL: 55.34 (-0.65), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), SIVR: 14.87 (-0.08), DSLV: 48.44 (+0.65), GYEN: 12.20 (+0.05), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GEUR: 12.69 (+0.02), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), AGQ: 31.83 (-0.29), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), PTM: 10.12 (-0.11), SLV: 14.43 (-0.08), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), ZSL: 51.13 (+0.41), PGM: 20.03 (-0.17), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), TBAR: 23.79 (+0.01), USV: 20.07 (-0.15), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), SIL: 26.27 (+0.12), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), DPG: 14.57 (unch), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), PPLT: 91.46 (-0.80), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), DBS: 24.10 (-0.18), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), USLV: 12.20 (-0.20), SLVO: 9.53 (unch), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

Gold And Silver: Truly Precious So Far In 2015 - More Gains Ahead
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Jan 20, 11:38AM CST

GLDI: 10.48 (-0.04), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), SIVR: 14.87 (-0.08), DSLV: 48.44 (+0.65), GLDE: 14.06 (+0.24), GYEN: 12.20 (+0.05), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GEUR: 12.69 (+0.02), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), AGQ: 31.83 (-0.29), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), SLV: 14.43 (-0.08), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), ZSL: 51.13 (+0.41), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), TBAR: 23.79 (+0.01), USV: 20.07 (-0.15), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), SIL: 26.27 (+0.12), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), DPG: 14.57 (unch), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), DBS: 24.10 (-0.18), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), USLV: 12.20 (-0.20), SLVO: 9.53 (unch), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), GGBP: 13.25 (+0.48), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

Switzerland's Abandonment Of Currency Cap Dramatically Impacts Gold Mining Stocks
Short/Long Trader - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 19, 7:47AM CST

PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), ABX: 13.56 (+0.29), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), GLDX: 22.30 (-0.23), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), KGC: 3.02 (+0.08), SGDM: 18.20 (+0.30), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), XME: 20.13 (+0.51), FXF: 98.71 (-0.08), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), GG: 15.78 (+0.37)

China Continues To Drain Global Gold Inventory
Koos Jansen - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Jan 18, 3:28AM CST
Editor's note: Originally published on Bullionstar.com on 16 January, 2015 Withdrawals from the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE), the best indicator for Chinese wholesale demand, have been strong in 2014. In total 2,102 tonnes was loaded out...
GLDI: 10.48 (-0.04), OUNZ: 12.08 (-0.03), UGLD: 10.85 (-0.03), GLDE: 14.06 (+0.24), GYEN: 12.20 (+0.05), SGOL: 118.62 (-0.27), GEUR: 12.69 (+0.02), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), GLDX: 22.30 (-0.23), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), SGDM: 18.20 (+0.30), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), UGL: 38.70 (-0.06), PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), TBAR: 23.79 (+0.01), DZZ: 6.42 (-0.03), DGL: 39.80 (-0.07), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), DGP: 24.27 (+0.28), DGLD: 58.85 (+0.35), UBG: 31.45 (+0.05), DGZ: 14.65 (+0.03), GLD: 116.33 (-0.28), IAU: 11.75 (-0.01), GGBP: 13.25 (+0.48), BAR: 27.37 (+0.27), AGOL: 108.93 (+0.05), GLL: 84.87 (+0.38)

Market Maker Surveillance Report. FXF, LODE, DRD, CANV, FISH, JNUG, Winning Stocks With Lowest Price Friction For Thursday, January 15th 2015
M2 - Fri Jan 16, 2:59AM CST
BUYINS.NET / www.buyins.net, announced today its proprietary Market Maker Friction Factor Report for Thursday. Since October 2008 market makers are now required to be on the bid as much as they are on the offer and for like amounts of stock. This Fair Market Making Requirement is designed to prevent market makers from manipulating stock prices. On Thursday there were 4867 companies with "abnormal" market making, 2340 companies with positive Friction Factors and 4400 companies with negative Friction Factors. Here is a list of the top companies with the largest percentage gain per share Thursday and low price friction (bullish). This means that there was more buying than selling in the stocks and their stock prices rose faster with less Friction. CurrencyShares Swiss Franc Trust (NYSE:FXF), Comstock Mining Inc (OTC:LODE), DRDGOLD Ltd (NYSE RD), (OTC:CANV), (NASDAQ:FISH), (NYSE:JNUG). To access Friction Factor, Naked Short Data and SqueezeTrigger Prices on all stocks please visit http://www.buyins.net .
DRD: 3.77 (-0.17), LODE: 0.46 (+0.02), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), FISH: 16.53 (-0.24), FXF: 98.71 (-0.08)

Precious metals miners surge on Swiss stunner
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Jan 15, 11:35AM CST

BTG: 1.59 (+0.04), AUQ: 2.86 (+0.10), HL: 2.69 (+0.05), GFI: 3.64 (+0.11), SILJ: 8.49 (+0.04), RING: 8.28 (+0.08), PLTM: 4.44 (+0.02), GLDX: 22.30 (-0.23), GDXJ: 26.97 (+0.19), EGO: 3.05 (-0.09), KGC: 3.02 (+0.08), SGDM: 18.20 (+0.30), JNUG: 67.26 (+1.08), SLW: 17.23 (+0.10), DUST: 3.59 (-0.25), AGI: 5.08 (+0.14), GDX: 19.46 (+0.43), JDST: 6.47 (-0.14), PSAU: 16.89 (+0.20), NEM: 25.40 (+0.42), IAG: 2.07 (+0.05), SIL: 26.27 (+0.12), NUGT: 54.61 (+3.27), NG: 4.94 (-0.01), SLVP: 8.08 (-0.08), FNV: 61.37 (+0.67), RGLD: 50.19 (+1.01), AUY: 2.92 (+0.03), GG: 15.78 (+0.37)

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