I would think the big 1k is not outa the question tonight...perhaps a new record even. :cowboy:
its showing some potential now isn't it ... the next few weeks will be interesting.
3. or are we going to get an orderly rotation back into previous levels with the odd roll higher.
Think 3 the most likely and best case for the bulls and a long term trend.
im suspecting a breath somewhere around here as profit takers and goldbugs even themselves out.
figures are deflationary atm. but when the increase in money supply flows through to the real economy - watch out.
I think that is the key it is deflationary in America and it's gold against te US dollar so gold should fall befor it goes screaming up as it is an inflation hedge
Monthly stochatic and MACD are both very bearish at the moment and the move up from $680 does not look impulsive looks more like a B wave in Elliot terms which are sucker rallys look convincing only to fully retrace. Could still go to a new high just to make sure every ones on board but as I said if were in for deflation in America then it has to have a descent correction sometime soon
Last night the US dollar index turned down against unexplained rises in some of the European currencies. In spite of the talking up via the media deflation could be close to its end. It has been strong and swift, the reverse of the wave to inflation may well catch by surprise as quickly. And the suckers havent' reall noticed gold yet. Wait for Allan Kolher to pump before expecting the weakness.
The massive gold inflows can be seen two ways:
1. Gold is about to shoot through the roof as everyone around the world piles in as a safe haven for their money.
2. We are getting the same inflows which we had when gold topped out 6 months ago, indicating investors are loading up on gold cause it looks so bullish, but really they are the last of the buyers before this 3 months rally ($300 gain per ounce) is ready for a cool down phase.
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