Garpal Gumnut
Ross Island Hotel
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Just realised that wording was wrong - it should have been - "yesterdays close to todays close or Open"....I might just add that my Candlesticks reflect each individual days action - the addage of Candles that are governed by "yesterdays close to todays open" does not sit well with me....
Gold has had quite a retracement to $2384.50 these last few days. No obvious reason. The experts say it is due to interest rates about to fall next month in the US and the Japanese abandoning the carry trade and buying Yen. Then they would say that.
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We had a higher low last time it tried to break out, this time we have an even higher low. I like the look of it but as @Garpal Gumnut says I will wait and see what happens this time around. I have very long options so I can wait if I need to.I like the potential momentum picking up technically.
Maybe it’s just me, v.low mood today for no reason. It affects your view of things. I had a look at another gold chart which as you say just shows a steady progression in price towards more highs.We had a higher low last time it tried to break out, this time we have an even higher low. I like the look of it but as @Garpal Gumnut says I will wait and see what happens this time around. I have very long options so I can wait if I need to.
Or you could use a Log Chart which might be more applicable over that range and time and see top of channel could be close to $5000 . We all see it differently and thats what makes a market .The below chart of monthly gold prices over the past 40 years still sees upside to $2800 as possible in the months ahead before falling away.
Countering that is a +$400 post October 7 Gaza conflict premium that pulls POG back to around $2000/oz.
The Middle East is clearly a very distressed neck of the woods and there does not yet appear any chance of stability returning any time soon.
And America's debt situation isn't getting better either, so onwards and upwards looks like the more probable path heading into 2025.
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My post this afternoon may not bring much joy to Gold lovers, but it needs saying anyway. Gold has had great difficulty in gaining and exceeding $USD2500. Great difficulty. We are now looking at the possibility of a triple top, which never bodes well for a stock or commodity in practice. In my experience anyway. Should it not reach and go past $2500 tonight or at the latest tomorrow or Thursday morning we may be looking at a retracement. On the charts anyway. I have no idea what the Semitic, Persian, Kievian and Muscovy cousins are up to. So it is just a chart impression.
You see 2500 is what I call a nice number. Other nice numbers I've collected are 28 and 78 but more of those in some other post. 2500 is easy to multiple. Five oz at $2500 equals $10000 plus $2500 ,or $12500. Or divide by two and multiply by ten. I am sure the mathematicians amongst us can play around further, but that is sufficient for me where the limits of my prowess are long multiplication and division. To make matters worse I find fingers better than a calculator.
Currently gold at 2537 USDTesting you GG. This is a very significant number, so won't be surprised at another fail. But if it breaks through....
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Testing you GG. This is a very significant number, so won't be surprised at another fail. But if it breaks through....
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That is good.
You and @eskys had a discussion recently about seeing Gold go through 2500 last week or the week before. While browsing a few days ago I did see a commodities chart which showed Gold spiking through 2500 towards the end of a trading day. It was a Gold commodity etf or similar trading through an arca on the NYSE. Unfortunately I didn't bookmark it to reply to you both.I had fun watching it hit new highs in the early hours of this morning, and was pleased when I woke up to see that it had comfortably closed above $2,500. Not to split hairs, but where did you see $2537? I didn't see it quite hit $2510. Are you talking about futures?
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