Interesting to say that is your hunch considering how Friday's have been the day of very strong closings and or new all time high's. I believe it was 8 weeks in a row that Fridays have closed on the upside, last week was a holiday (Good Friday).
What makes this Friday different, Volumes have been very high on the ETF's
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I would bet on a $1.75 correction, but I don't think it will fall $3.
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I believe it was 8 weeks in a row that Fridays have closed on the upside, last week was a holiday (Good Friday).
What makes this Friday different, Volumes have been very high on the ETF's
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Silver probably won't either. Seems to be headed to $51-$54 right now over the next week or so.
Last Tuesday's and early Wed were the smackdowns to buy on.
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I think gold will briefly break $50 tomorrow and then settle down to close around $49.75 for the weekend.
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