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I was.
I was.
Well I hope you made some decent money
Which means that we will get the double - falling AUS/USD to under 50c and rising $US gold price = $AU gold price over $2k - about the time the Obama factor wears off and every one realises not even He can save them?
Well that warm & fuzzy feeling with the inauguration "times are changing for the better now Barrack is in charge" hyperebole was short lived - Dow down near 330 odd, and gold, well, standing on it's own in 'credible alternative currency' land. Or maybe 'only credible store of wealth/value left standing' land?
And you were spot on the other day Uncle, sentiment is changing, though interstingly HUI dropped at the end of trade, was up early, then followed market; so still think that it is to be watched on short term basis when a big fall is likely. Dow second lowest close since 2003 today.
So far for the day, my personal selection of gold stocks has regained almost ALL the losses it had over the last few days in one trading session!
Hi Explod,
Have to agree with you, short term the HUI is bearish but with a longer term view I can see a reverse head and shoulder perhaps forming.
Bankit
$100 in 10 days? The inverse H&S has delivered on Q? https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=389186&postcount=140
Thank you captains of fractional reserve banking...... $1400 aussie.....sub 50c for $AU/$US after RBA interest rates decisions = $2k aussie? Scramble....
I agree. I'm waiting to see it hold above that previous resistane, horizontal around 860, and continued upward support for a long. Those points all seem to converge ish.I guess I have my answer, although I will need to know the serious money is behind this break. According to the volume the later half of this break is momentum.
Time to jump on the retracement with a moderate stop for me.
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