Spot gold prices have fallen to its lowest level since May 3.
Gold tests the lower end of its yearly range.
Investment in new energy capacity can't keep up with growing demand. If that doesn't change, then expect oil prices to enter a long-term uptrend.
China's appetite for gold continues as use in jewelry, electric cars and central bank reserves increases.
The U.S. has only experienced a handful of trade wars over the last 100 years and each has negatively impacted oil.
Outages in the North Sea, Russia and probable declines in Iranian output should send prices for Brent shooting higher in just a matter of weeks.
Trump may say China broke the deal, but here is a deeper dive into what happened -- and what the outcome is likely to be for the markets.
Keep an eye on FX markets. If the yuan drops and dollar rises, commodities and cyclical growth stocks will get hit.
Considering Gold or Oil ETFs for your retirement planning? Listen to the podcast for advice from Rob Isbitts, chief investment strategist for Sungarden Investment Research.
Mark Hulbert says gold market contrarians remain on the sidelines, patiently waiting for the timers' aggressive bearishness.
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