Gold Charting and Gold TA Chat

I love this thread. Squiggly lines which leads to more squiggly lines, which leads to price projections. Fascinating stuff.
 
Well that was a fun ride... and I was long and.... NOT WRONG :lol:


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mmissinglink said:
Gold....$30 nose dive just before NY market close.

What's in store for next week? Will the big plunge be in?

I think the "nose dive" is a glitch with the goldprice.org graphs - other sites show the spot price at close to be about US$1314 / A$1475.

Next week - who knows???
 
whinfell said:
mmissinglink said:
Gold....$30 nose dive just before NY market close.

What's in store for next week? Will the big plunge be in?

I think the "nose dive" is a glitch with the goldprice.org graphs - other sites show the spot price at close to be about US$1314 / A$1475.

Next week - who knows???

was wondering about that price different too...
 
Ronnie 666 said:
Usual Criminal activity. Never seen an error on the upside !!

LOL i was just thinking this. Funny how the errors are only on the down side. I didn't know errors had rules.

Also looks like the error is back in the AUS chart.
 
Permabulls should love this one. :D
Apparently charting is BS until it shows the picture they are looking for. :P
Off a 38% retracement too.
(caveat: This chart is not mine)

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Sideways correction is VERY encouraging for further upside a break of 1380Au and 2320Ag and I will add to position. On the flip side 1340Au would be a nice retrace for me to add in
 
Just loaded up on short positions on gold @ 1397 (stop 1402) to hedge gain in silver long position. Still hoping the dam breaks, but $1400Au looks like someones line in the sand
 
thatguy said:
Just loaded up on short positions on gold @ 1397 (stop 1402) to hedge gain in silver long position. Still hoping the dam breaks, but $1400Au looks like someones line in the sand
Wow turning into a bit of a ding dong

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-08-25/gold-double-slam-takes-out-all-bids-following-price-spike

Sure enough, minutes after ramping above the critical $1,400 level, gold has been slammed lower instantaneously, twice in the last hour, as a result of a rumored trade originating at the BIS (and specifically the desk of our old friend Benoit Gilson) slamming down the entire bid stack in a desperate case of "banging the open", giving up gold's gains from Friday's close...
 
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