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Top 10.25* Rules for the Gold Market

1. Precious metal stocks are the most volatile asset class in the world because there is a community that thinks gold is functionally useless and a relic (governments and bankers) and a community that thinks only gold is money and money is gold (the gold bugs and 3 billion Asian peasants). Both are right. 2. The key to trading gold stocks is the same as successful risk/reward management: knowing the 60/40 end of a winning proposition, money management and knowing thyself. 3. Regular Technical Analysis will not work in the gold stocks market. In order to survive the market, you must learn which strength to sell and which weakness to buy. 4. The precious metals complex goes up a set of stairs and comes down an elevator. 5. One of the beauties of the gold market is you do not have to wait long to find out if you are trading the market right or wrong. 6. Gold stocks always lead the metal. Repeat gold stocks always lead the metal. 7. The gold market has lots of tells. Learn to read the tape and trade around the big picture forecasts. 8.The gold market is a manipulated market. It has been since the beginning of governments. Accept this fact and learn how to trade the market instead of complaining about it. 9. Silver is more manic depressive than gold. 10. When the gold conferences start filling up with suits and beautiful women start selling. 10.25 The precious metals complex is going a lot higher. What we have seen thus far was Phase I – the Insider’s move. The upcoming Phase 2 will be the Professional Money move and Phase 3 will be the Retail move. Will you be able to hang on for the ride? The only way is to trade around the complex’s vicious volatility.
* This concept is straight from Jeffrey Gitomer Sales Guru. He has trademarked 10.5 and so we use 10.25.

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Top 10.25* Rules for the Gold Market

1. Precious metal stocks are the most volatile asset class in the world because there is a community that thinks gold is functionally useless and a relic (governments and bankers) and a community that thinks only gold is money and money is gold (the gold bugs and 3 billion Asian peasants). Both are right. 2. The key to trading gold stocks is the same as successful risk/reward management: knowing the 60/40 end of a winning proposition, money management and knowing thyself. 3. Regular Technical Analysis will not work in the gold stocks market. In order to survive the market, you must learn which strength to sell and which weakness to buy. 4. The precious metals complex goes up a set of stairs and comes down an elevator. 5. One of the beauties of the gold market is you do not have to wait long to find out if you are trading the market right or wrong. 6. Gold stocks always lead the metal. Repeat gold stocks always lead the metal. 7. The gold market has lots of tells. Learn to read the tape and trade around the big picture forecasts. 8.The gold market is a manipulated market. It has been since the beginning of governments. Accept this fact and learn how to trade the market instead of complaining about it. 9. Silver is more manic depressive than gold. 10. When the gold conferences start filling up with suits and beautiful women start selling. 10.25 The precious metals complex is going a lot higher. What we have seen thus far was Phase I – the Insider’s move. The upcoming Phase 2 will be the Professional Money move and Phase 3 will be the Retail move. Will you be able to hang on for the ride? The only way is to trade around the complex’s vicious volatility.
* This concept is straight from Jeffrey Gitomer Sales Guru. He has trademarked 10.5 and so we use 10.25.

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Top 10.25* Rules for the Gold Market

1. Precious metal stocks are the most volatile asset class in the world because there is a community that thinks gold is functionally useless and a relic (governments and bankers) and a community that thinks only gold is money and money is gold (the gold bugs and 3 billion Asian peasants). Both are right. 2. The key to trading gold stocks is the same as successful risk/reward management: knowing the 60/40 end of a winning proposition, money management and knowing thyself. 3. Regular Technical Analysis will not work in the gold stocks market. In order to survive the market, you must learn which strength to sell and which weakness to buy. 4. The precious metals complex goes up a set of stairs and comes down an elevator. 5. One of the beauties of the gold market is you do not have to wait long to find out if you are trading the market right or wrong. 6. Gold stocks always lead the metal. Repeat gold stocks always lead the metal. 7. The gold market has lots of tells. Learn to read the tape and trade around the big picture forecasts. 8.The gold market is a manipulated market. It has been since the beginning of governments. Accept this fact and learn how to trade the market instead of complaining about it. 9. Silver is more manic depressive than gold. 10. When the gold conferences start filling up with suits and beautiful women start selling. 10.25 The precious metals complex is going a lot higher. What we have seen thus far was Phase I – the Insider’s move. The upcoming Phase 2 will be the Professional Money move and Phase 3 will be the Retail move. Will you be able to hang on for the ride? The only way is to trade around the complex’s vicious volatility.
* This concept is straight from Jeffrey Gitomer Sales Guru. He has trademarked 10.5 and so we use 10.25.

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