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The gold market continues to steam roll ahead as it gets closer to our $1,300 target zone.

As we have stated before, gold is in a fully fledged bull market and sharp pullbacks are to be expected. This is not to say the bull market is over; it is more to say that pullbacks should be looked upon as opportunities to add to or initiate new positions.

In my latest video I give you an idea of what I think is going to happen to this market in the short-term and long-term.

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All the best,
Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub

Today, 11/12/09, the gold market took its first corrective action on the downside. The question many traders will have now is, have we hit the high end for gold this year?

In my latest video I examine that question in some of the internals that I see and feel are important in this market.

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Adam Hewison
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub

After hitting our first upside target of $1,110 two days ago, gold prices backed off but still managed to close at their best levels today for a new record high close in New York basis the spot gold.

The question now is, what's going to happen to gold after it hit our first target level?

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The Decoupling of Gold

With today's historic move into new high ground for gold against the dollar, has this market finally decoupled from the other markets?

Watch the video here.

In this short two minute video, I will share with you what I think the next major technical level is for this market. We will also be looking at an indicator that is close to kicking in that could sharply accelerate gold's upward move. Gold has an enormous energy field below it that is capable of pushing prices significantly higher in the months ahead.

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