By Jeff Clark, editor, Delta Report Buying into the gold sector right now is a mistake. You’ll have a better chance to do so in the weeks ahead. Let’s be clear… Gold stocks are in a new, long-term bull market. They will be higher several months from now than where they are today. But, in the short term, they’re most likely headed lower. Take a look at this chart of the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners Fund (GDX)… 
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