Let’s look at some weekly charts in gold and oil. First, one of my favorite gold miners, Goldcorp (GG: 39.80 -0.26 -0.65%).

Not only is it channeling higher, but it has closed convincingly above recent overhead resistance. RSI, a momentum oscillator on the bottom of the chart, has plenty of room to run before the stock becomes overbought. I think a near-term target is 54.
Now, let’s look at the StreetTracks Gold Trust (GLD: 109.59 -0.81 -0.73%), one of the easiest ways to track gold. 
Near-term overhead resistance is at 105. If it breaks through that, we could be on our way to 130. However, we could also see GLD churn for a while, as it builds a base after breaking out.
Now, the United States Oil Fund (USO: 40.23 +0.44 +1.11%) …

Like crude oil, which it tracks, USO has broken out to the upside. We could move to 60.25 faster than most people think.
These are just charts I’m looking at — not recommendations. My recommendations are in Red-Hot Commodity ETFs and Red-Hot Global Small-Caps. Do your own due diligence, and be careful.
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Hi
Thought you may be interested in this in relationship to Gold ETF’s and Banks:
http://www.gata.org/node/7908