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lol. the herd is arriving huh
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Looks shrewd after today, can't go lower than 900$, cannot it?
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i was certainly not suggesting otherwise :)
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I love how its working at the moment :)
US data comes out awful, people buy US treasuries as "safety", which pushes up the dollar which reduces the price of gold. Strange world! It wont stay that way :) |
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Long term up trend is broken, could well go into the 800's imo.
Thank god I got stopped out at 917 |
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The dollar index is up for the sixth day in a row so unless gold can decouple from the inverse relationship to the dollar the only is down for the next six months as the dollar appreciates.
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gold is for mugs
better orff buying threepenny bits in mint condition |
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Long term uptrend is NOT broken.
Besides, we have a inverse h-s formation with two support levels on 906 and 870. Gold price today is 914. As a conclusion, personally i think 906-910 is an excellent entry point for anyone who wants to invest on gold. When the (huge) 1000 resistance is broken, SKY WILL BE THE LIMIT ;) Time will tell. |
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Inverse to the dollar yes, but largely as a result of the coupling with oil which is now deflating. If it was purely inverse to the dollar it would be rising in £ terms which it is not. How low can oil go, before it decouples from that, is the question for me.
I thought a inverse H&S could only follow a long term downtrend to signal a change to the uptrend. As it is the pattern appears at the top of an uptrend. What if anything does that signal? |
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manipulated market lol
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Gordon Brown is on the case
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attended a very interesting presentation today by a major economic think-tank
very convincing argument that what is occuring in the markets at the moment is an unmaintainable blip and the following will happen in the next 18 months in UK 1. Housing market falls by a further 30% from where we are now 2. Unemployment over 3.2m 3. FTSE falls to low 3000's 4. Banks still in major trouble 5. Gold goes to $1500 worrying times |
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interesting indeed, thx.
the think tanks catch up to our predictions eventuallly eh. way ahead of the curve here :) |
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dont see house prices falling a further 30%, average house price around £105,000.00?
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You don't foresee house prices at 4 x average salary? Think again bud.
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Jim Hensen 09 Jul 15:10
Inverse to the dollar yes, but largely as a result of the coupling with oil which is now deflating. If it was purely inverse to the dollar it would be rising in £ terms which it is not. How low can oil go, before it decouples from that, is the question for me. I thought a inverse H&S could only follow a long term downtrend to signal a change to the uptrend. As it is the pattern appears at the top of an uptrend. What if anything does that signal? __________________________________________________________________________ -Inverse H-S pattern on the top of a trend is a very bullish pattern. -If you check the GBP-USD chart you can see that it has broken through the floor of a rising trend channel with a huge resistance at 1.66, i cannot see GBP going higher at all. And, as I expekt gold to continue the uptrend against the dollar, so do I expekt it to do against the pound. -Oil will soon reach the first resistance at 50 but i think we will see the mars lows of 34. I dont expekt the gold to follow the same trend of course. (just my opinions) regards |
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The only thing that worries me with the gold is that the H-S pattern can be seen as a double top pattern as well ;) and thats the reason why the second support at 870 is so crucial. (the first is at 906).
If the 870 support is broken, the goldbags have a reason to worry about. |
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Inverse to the US dollar index, JH. GBP has a 11.9% weighting in the index so GBP against the USD and USDX can both appreciate. The chartists might be right with their funny patterns but I just see everything for the rest of the year as a dollar index story. I see the USDX appreciating to around 85, so unless gold decouples it will go down.
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gold plc doesnt pay much in the way of divi,s
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the first support (906) is being tested today
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Looks like price is heading sub $900 to me. Just shorted at $907.
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apologies Walter, I ought to be able to read properly by now ;-)
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Gold fell as a stronger dollar and lower oil prices curbed the metals appeal as an alternative investment and inflation hedge. Silver also slid.
Gold futures dropped 2 percent for the week, the second straight decline. The metal typically falls when the dollar rises, and the U.S. currency is up 0.4 percent against the euro for the week. Oil touched the lowest since May 19 in New York, and marked its sharpest weekly drop since January. |
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September is historically the best month for gold and as we experience the last days it just broke up through a big technical resistance at 980, the next days will show us if this is a fake break or not.
The thing is that the period of consolidation has come to an end. So by the end of september, we could see either 1200 or 800, interesting days ahead :) SKY IS THE LIMITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT |
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it just broke up through a big technical resistance at 980, the next days will show us if this is a fake break or not
does this make any sense? |
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-hold over 980 the next 2-3 days = confirmation of the break = buy signal.
-if it retreats below 980 the next 2-3 days = the break was fake = sell signal does it make sense now? |
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sounds like a load of baloney to me. just the usual sort of rubbish that 'market experts' come up with to try to make sense of fairly irrational markets
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im not a market expert but i am glad that most people think the markets are irrational
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if u can explain to me waht exactly is causing this 'resistance' at 980 i would be very grateful
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You are probably fishing but anyway, have a look at the 6-month gold chart.
http://www.kitco.com/charts/popup/au0182nyb.html This is a triangle with higher bottoms and lower tops- a consolidation pattern. As you see the triangle is broken upwards. 980 is the top of 27 maj-5 juni. Historically lows-tops= future support-resistances. Thus, 980 is-was a key level-resistance. |
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http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article12887.html
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Don't be distracted by the equity markets, keep your eye on the currencies - gold broke out first against £ of all the majors.....buckle up!
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Ignore all this advice....... and sell at $275 an ounce. Gordon did and he is the best Labour chancellor we have ever had......................
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1005!
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995 now lol bull trap on the way?
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i am bullish on gold for the future for many reasons but when it finally breaks the previous
highs over the 1000 barrier it will burst through with a massive rise,not the trickle we are seeing currently. the present market in gold,just like the stock market at present,is easily manipulated. there will be a golden future but not just yet. |
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I bought today after advice of someone I trust, many people who are trying to be surpressed say it could hit a level that will shock everyone.
Great article here. http://news.goldseek.com/EricHommelberg/1251910800.php |
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FWIW, Seems to me that gold is rising because the USA is pursuing a fiscal policy that depresses the dollar. It seems therefore that gold will continue to rise as long as such a policy is maintained. It would be ideal for the gold bugs to see a further rise before a fallback to a mark above $1000 before pushing upwards once more. The expectation would then be of a $1000 dollar floor price.
However if Bernanke and his crew changed their plan to: "do nothing," or introduce anything else that may hint of deflation the Gold price would drop pretty sharply. |
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IS THIS WHY THERES A LOAD OF ADVERTS ON TV NOW WANTING TO BUY EVERYONES GOLD?
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