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As recently as 10 October 2018 POG closed below $1200/oz. It has risen strongly since then to close at a recent record high (not seen since 2012) last week some $550 (over 45%) higher.Mr Rederob:
Still struggling at that 1800 level. This is 2 months that it has failed to break through. That is not really the hallmark of a bull market with plenty of hype and excitement. If it cannot break through relatively soon, the bears will become bolder and start to launch attacks.
Your chart has wave "c" under $1400/oz.My current long term EW 2c worth on POG. Looks to be unfolding in a textbook impulsive structure....
I know what you mean, but i'd really like to cash my 66 aussie dollars and receive 100.Here's spot gold for the past month in US and Australian dollar terms,
we can some influence of an increasingly strong Australian dollar, today sitting over $0.66 to one Australian dollar.
I discovered there is only 20 minutes to edit out the really dumb mistakes I make, and this was a doozie .I know what you mean, but i'd really like to cash my 66 aussie dollars and receive 100.
(maybe that's why banks are doing well today, other side of the trade?)
The volume suggests that this is a last smash for shorter to get out. In my view gold will hit all time highs soon. Providers can no longer keep up to the demand, who'd have thought Perth Mint would be struggling to fill orders. In my view gold is hot. Miners knocked back a bit today but many were overrunning. Interesting times.
MateI discovered there is only 20 minutes to edit out the really dumb mistakes I make, and this was a doozie .
I have a bad habit of not using spellcheck or grammar checkers and write directly into ASF. then press "post reply" without reviewing what I wrote.
Luckily the charts I post don't rely on me for their data!
I discovered there is only 20 minutes to edit out the really dumb mistakes I make, and this was a doozie .
I have a bad habit of not using spellcheck or grammar checkers and write directly into ASF. then press "post reply" without reviewing what I wrote.
Luckily the charts I post don't rely on me for their data!
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