We learn some more as we examine this last correction. The downward spike was as deep as the other times (perhaps a bit deeper) and so was the extent of oversold condition (shown in the top graph). The 200DMA remains pretty steady (i.e. a straight line) indicating the the Gold Market has yet to approach the final, parabolic stage. Can gold drop back and form yet another shoulder on its way up? Possible, but in either case, gold is heading up. Silver has already broken out to new highs and gold will soon follow. Current events and comig events and the QEII will eventually force gold to new highs.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Is the Gold Market in error?
We learn some more as we examine this last correction. The downward spike was as deep as the other times (perhaps a bit deeper) and so was the extent of oversold condition (shown in the top graph). The 200DMA remains pretty steady (i.e. a straight line) indicating the the Gold Market has yet to approach the final, parabolic stage. Can gold drop back and form yet another shoulder on its way up? Possible, but in either case, gold is heading up. Silver has already broken out to new highs and gold will soon follow. Current events and comig events and the QEII will eventually force gold to new highs.
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