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<p>[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 1554333, member: 3011"]I have no 8-ball, particularly short term. But if you look at a 2 or 5 year chart, the gold price appears to be forming a base formation known as a cup and handle. Of course the formation may fail, and of course if you don't believe in technical analysis, you will ignore this message. That said, I don't think gold will fall below about $1625 and if it breaks above $1800 and stays there for at least a few days, the next major move is likely to be up. Now, if you were a die-hard dedicated technical analysis trader, you would probably wait for the confirmation that gold has moved above $1800 and then buy with a stop-loss around $1700. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not a trader but I look at the technicals and have used them in the past when I had more time to follow it. So be advised when you read the above that I am not following this advice. I've been in gold for 8 years and I'll stay in as long as I think the bull market is intact. So reader beware.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 1554333, member: 3011"]I have no 8-ball, particularly short term. But if you look at a 2 or 5 year chart, the gold price appears to be forming a base formation known as a cup and handle. Of course the formation may fail, and of course if you don't believe in technical analysis, you will ignore this message. That said, I don't think gold will fall below about $1625 and if it breaks above $1800 and stays there for at least a few days, the next major move is likely to be up. Now, if you were a die-hard dedicated technical analysis trader, you would probably wait for the confirmation that gold has moved above $1800 and then buy with a stop-loss around $1700. I'm not a trader but I look at the technicals and have used them in the past when I had more time to follow it. So be advised when you read the above that I am not following this advice. I've been in gold for 8 years and I'll stay in as long as I think the bull market is intact. So reader beware.[/QUOTE]
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