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Commodity Markets: GOLD SILVER FOREX CRUDE OIL COPPER NATURAL GAS Elliott Wave

Commodity Futures Market Technical Analysis Elliott Wave and Trading Strategies.

Content: US Bond Yields, Dollar DXY, US Gold, Silver, Copper, Lithium, Nickel, Crude Oil, Natural Gas.

Commodities Market Summary: Commodities are generally moving lower.

Trading Strategies: Another buying opportunity may unfold across 2000 for Gold, however we need to wait for the set up, see the video.

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00:00 US Gov Bonds 10 Yr Yields

03:58 US Dollar Index DXY

14:04 US Spot Gold

23:47 US Spot Silver

27:52 US Copper / Lithium / Nickel

38:24 Crude Oil

42:19 Natural Gas

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