ONLINE GOLD AND SILVER TREND ALERTS: UPDATE 31ST MARCH 2011

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XAG/USD (Silver):  
Bought (Long) at USD 30.3/ounce  (9 Feb 2010)
Maintain long position. 
Close position if price goes below USD 35.7/oz
(support at 20 DMA (daily moving average))

XAU/USD (Gold):
Bought (Long) at USD 1355/ounce (9 Feb 2010) 
Maintain long position. 
Close position if price goes below USD 1400.00/oz  
 (support at 50 DMA (daily moving average))

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