Dale J Pinkert
Independent Analyst
Coach provides an update on the EURGBP turn, indicating a developing trend. He also identifies a buying opportunity for the British pound against the dollar (Cable) following the Bank of England's announcement. Meanwhile, Dale highlights GDX, suggesting it could indicate a continued correction in the gold market.
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