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  1. 06-11-2010, 11:14 AM #886
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    Quote Originally Posted by speculator84 View Post
    and nothing really that I can find to spark it....except for maybe covering, gold in all currencies is flying.

    What do you guys think monster week coming??? or do we mark time until next friday!
    Looks like we marked time all week...such is the life of a gold bull.
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  2. 06-13-2010, 07:59 AM #887
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    Historical data for CFDs

    I need more historical data from stock indices CFDs for backtesting purposes. I have only data from the last 2 months via MT4. Mick Kock told me I should ask Jason Rogers. So I do now.
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  4. 06-14-2010, 11:54 AM #889
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    Oil looks like it could be forming a "bear flag" pattern under its uptrend line. If that pattern holds and the trend line acts as resistance, then "look out below"!
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  5. 06-14-2010, 11:58 AM #890
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Hyman View Post
    Oil looks like it could be forming a "bear flag" pattern under its uptrend line. If that pattern holds and the trend line acts as resistance, then "look out below"!
    I agree Sean it looks weak..but didn't you hear...oil is now free from the gulf of mexico..
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  6. 06-15-2010, 07:42 AM #891
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    Gold Prices Determined To Head Higher

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    Good Morning Captain Kutero

    Your views/comments and those of others are welcomed but based on studies of the charts I see gold prices moving up from there current levels to the 1270 per ounce zone. The rapid decline in prices from the high of 1251.75 has clearly found support at 1214.60 which represents a 67% retracement of the rally from 1196.40 to 1251.75. The price of 1214.60 was retested and held firm with strong support and help from the golden triangle (.618 fib). The turn has been happening slowly but surely. This is my trade:

    Buy Gold/USD at 1,218.00 Stop at 1,207.00 Target = 1,269.00
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  7. 06-15-2010, 07:45 AM #892
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    The parabolic rise in euro gold looks to be just about over...

    926-908 area looks good.

    I don't quite see it as a good short just yet, US Gold still has strength and I'm looking for 1285 before we go sideways for 4-6 weeks. However the next assault on gold i'm sure euro gold will be the place to be short.

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  8. 06-15-2010, 07:59 AM #893
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clifton Davis View Post
    Good Morning Captain Kutero

    Your views/comments and those of others are welcomed but based on studies of the charts I see gold prices moving up from there current levels to the 1270 per ounce zone. The rapid decline in prices from the high of 1251.75 has clearly found support at 1214.60 which represents a 67% retracement of the rally from 1196.40 to 1251.75. The price of 1214.60 was retested and held firm with strong support and help from the golden triangle (.618 fib). The turn has been happening slowly but surely. This is my trade:

    Buy Gold/USD at 1,218.00 Stop at 1,207.00 Target = 1,269.00
    Good to have you aboard!
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  9. 06-15-2010, 12:40 PM #894
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    Quote Originally Posted by speculator84 View Post
    The parabolic rise in euro gold looks to be just about over...

    926-908 area looks good.

    I don't quite see it as a good short just yet, US Gold still has strength and I'm looking for 1285 before we go sideways for 4-6 weeks. However the next assault on gold i'm sure euro gold will be the place to be short.

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    Wow, and I thought you were an eternal "gold bull". hehe!

    Yeah, both gold and oil have headed higher this morning.
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  10. 06-15-2010, 01:06 PM #895
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Hyman View Post
    Wow, and I thought you were an eternal "gold bull". hehe!

    Yeah, both gold and oil have headed higher this morning.
    I've seen the light...

    Do as the money changers do...

    Trade paper gold like it's candy and buy physical like there is no tomorrow.

    I will not be fooled on the next 200$ take down.
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    Quote Originally Posted by speculator84 View Post
    I've seen the light...

    Do as the money changers do...

    Trade paper gold like it's candy and buy physical like there is no tomorrow.

    I will not be fooled on the next 200$ take down.
    Gold & oil still rallying overall...looks like stocks may have one more really nice push higher before collapsing. We'll see.
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    Silver and gold are having some good days today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Hyman View Post
    Silver and gold are having some good days today.
    See whether gold can hold 1250 which seems to be resistance.

    Gold stocks, especially some of the juniors, continue to soar more sharply than the metal has.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SkiBunny View Post
    See whether gold can hold 1250 which seems to be resistance.

    Gold stocks, especially some of the juniors, continue to soar more sharply than the metal has.
    It's alright....

    We are building a concrete flood under 1250..that will be the price to buy at moving forward once the breakout happens.

    I could see some horrific action in the distant future...run up to 1350s or 1450s and back down to 1250!
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