Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Monthly Gold charts

October is the first month since May that gold has posted a monthly loss.

Initial resistance still begins near the $1720 - $1725 level. Above that, selling will show up near $1740.

The market remains rangebound with a bit of a near term friendly bias.

It remains below the 50 day moving average which comes in at $1737. That corresponds closely with the resistance level I noted above. To see the longer term bullish trend reassert itself, the market will need to convincingly close through this level.

Downside support still is holding firm near the $1700 level as bargain buying out of Asia is very solid here.


Can you see the significance of this $1800 level and why the bulls were unable to take it through there on this go around?  Clearing $1800 and holding it, is the KEY TO THE RESUMPTION OF THE BULLISH TREND.


3 comments:

  1. Dan, what are your thoughts on the classic "cup and handle" that has formed in that gold chart over the last 8 months? Don't you think this is bullish in the near term?

    ReplyDelete
  2. Really that is fantastic blog. I had read your blog and i like it. Really, this is superb information about Event Staff. If you want more info please, visit:Farm Equipment

    ReplyDelete
  3. Hey Guys, I has read your blog and i agree with your blog article views. Because, i found absolutely information about Smoking Pipes by it. If want more info about Smoking Pipes Please, Visit:
    http://www.bongsplaza.com/

    ReplyDelete

Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.