BuggedOut said:I expected some profit taking (took some myself) though I was surprised to see it drop below $1200 USD.
Would think that some consolidation might be required at this level, but the key event tonight will be the OPEC meeting between Russia & Saudi Arabia. If they don't get an outcome tonite I'd expect Oil to sell off hard, therefore equities would sell off hard and gold would be back in "safe haven" demand.
If the OPEC meeting produces an agreement on production cuts then the equity rally might have another while to run and gold could be weighed down as the market rushes back into riskier assets.
Absolutely I understand an $1 each way.BuggedOut said:Do you understand causality?
...gold would be back in "safe haven" demand
gold could be weighed down
BuggedOut said:You want me to predict the outcome of the OPEC meeting?
Get bent dude.
BuggedOut said:You are correct. I should not bother.
Caput Lupinum said:I'll toss my hat in the ring and say up on the day due to no OPEC deal. Russia and Saudi Arabia are on the brink of going to war with each other in Syria. Can't see them being too co-operative about cuts in oil production. May get a "progressive talks to continue next week" etc type scenario just to keep the oil price from completely falling off the cliff.
errol43 said:IMO the prices of both will rise tonight...Profit takers have had their fill over US trading holiday
What's your call?
Regards Errol 43
BuggedOut said:You want me to predict the outcome of the OPEC meeting?
Get bent dude.