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Gold Price - Where is it heading?

It is important to look at what CB's actually do rather than worry too much about what they say.
From Schiff gold
Even as the commercials fiddle with their paper derivitives, CB's are quietly hoarding physical.
Take note.
Mick
 
Lets take a look at what is happening in the gold market at the moment, not what conditions exit that may lead to buying and selling of gold but what buying and selling is actually taking place and how this is affecting the market price. Yes this is sounding like a description of a price chart and yes I'm going to put up a price chart and add an heikin-ashi indicator to clear it up a bit. The one thing to keep in mind when looking at a chart of gold, priced in US$, is that the variation of the US$ is going to affect the price chart to some degree.




So far it still looks bullish to me.
 
Some might know by now I am not a fan of the Monday morning huge gap move, but I feel like between the news of China doing drills around Taiwan, after US markets closed on Friday and the leak of US documents, there is a strong possibility of one tomorrow morning.

As usual, be wary of moves like that retracing into a more liquid opening session like LBMA or COMEX, or worse, resolving over coming days.

My favourite weekly open is a quiet one or countertrend one.
 
Looks like my feeling was incorrect and instead we got one of my favourite style opens instead.
 
A couple more TAs ramping the big arse C&H that's been pointed out for too long. Will it or won't it?...



 
There are too many cases of people just making a chart fit into some pattern after the fact. I like to read what the market is doing and if this looks like it is making a pattern then that may give you some levels watch out for.
 
The fundamentals for gold just continue to improve:



Gold has brought Ghana's inflation rate down significantly in a couple of months.

As the various articles indicate, this trend is set to expand significantly. The UST market will come under ever increasing pressure, particularly now that US Regional banks are tottering. They have been significant buyers of UST for a couple of years now.

This is an expansion of the physical market, not appearing in the paper price currently as JPM as agent for the US Treasury continues to (try and) suppress the paper price.

An audit of Fort Knox would find?

jog on
duc
 
There are too many cases of people just making a chart fit into some pattern after the fact. I like to read what the market is doing and if this looks like it is making a pattern then that may give you some levels watch out for.

Yeah, but this long term C&H has been noted by lots of players over the past couple of years. It's definitely there.
 
Yeah, but this long term C&H has been noted by lots of players over the past couple of years. It's definitely there.
Yeah I think that I posted one at one point as well but I remember that the handle that I had drawn didn't work out. The thing that I don't like is when people keep redrawing to fit in with the new price action. I think that patterns are more useful when they have more defined rules.
 
Good evening

Gold plodding along nicely at the moment, for mine. Big of it staying above the US $2000 consistently now for approximately a week. How time goes by.... Good hey.

According to the Office of the Chief Economist, Resources and Energy Quarterly March 2023, some gold trivia for the most curious:



World gold consumption increased in 2022 to an 11-year high. World gold demand increased by 18% year-on-year to 4,740 tonnes in 2022, the highest level since 2011. This increase was driven by record central bank net purchases, which more than offset net outflows from goldbacked exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Official sector buying (central banks and other government financial institutions) increased by 152% year-on-year to a record high of 1,136 tonnes in 2022. Most of these purchases were undeclared, meaning country details are unavailable.

According to World Gold Council data for declared purchases, emerging market central banks accounted for much of the buying. The largest net purchases were reported by Türkiye (148 tonnes) and China (62 tonnes). Egypt and the Middle Eastern countries including Qatar, Iraq, and the United Arab Emirates, collectively purchased 138 tonnes over the year.

ETF outflows over the year reached 110 tonnes (US$3 billion) in 2022, as a strong start to the year (driven by rising geopolitical risk) was followed by eight months of consecutive outflows. Rising bond yields— following aggressive interest rate increases from most central banks for much of the year, particularly the US Federal Reserve — caused significant outflows from gold ETFs, and contributed to lower gold prices.

Consumer demand for gold (jewellery, gold coins and bars) was steady in 2022, helping to partially offset strong ETF outflows. Jewellery demand fell by 2.9% year-on-year to 2,086 tonnes in 2022, driven by weaker Chinese
consumption and higher domestic prices for many nations.

Jewellery demand in China was down by 15% year-on-year at 571 tonnes in 2022, 16% below the 10-year average. Chinese demand was affected by COVID-related mobility restrictions throughout the year. Higher domestic gold prices, combined with COVID restrictions in the December quarter 2022, resulted in the weakest December quarter since 2009.

Jewellery consumption in India declined by 1.7% year-on-year to 600 tonnes in 2022. This decline was impressive given high domestic prices, with 2022 consumption still above the 10-year average.

Retail investment in gold bars and coins rose by 2.2% year-on-year in 2022, with investors buying 1,217 tonnes. Demand was helped by surging global inflation, with increased buying from Europe, Russia, Türkiye and the Middle East offsetting weaker demand from India and China.


Kind regards
rcw1
 
Gold now very close to its all-time high in USD and at its all-time high in AUD. Industrial metals taking a bit of a beating.

The market seems to be anticipating difficult and volatile economic times ahead.
 
With great respect I believe the cup and handle to be a load of old crock.

gg
 
The break up from the handle on the GLD monthly close looks very positive.

But, as GG says, this could be old crock. Watched a pro trader TA dude on youtube this am saying $1500 still needed to be hit before a run up. Not sure what that was based on though. But, he's on youtube so must be right.

 
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