leon1998 said:Another face slapping day for gold bugs.
Smackdown, from now on, all the way below 1,300 usd/oz :lol:
BuggedOut said:Nice chart masmas.
The red lines are forming up the "flag" pattern (consolidation) I mentioned in the other thread. With the blue support line crossing over not long before the date for the Sept FOMC meeting it looks like a very important setup from a technical perspective.
Just need to beware of a potential ambush. Never underestimate the central bankers ability to surprise the market when they want to....
But, I agree. If we get no rate rise in Sept and a bounce off one of those lines of support it should be a decent buy signal.
BulkCoins15 said:Last week, I drew up a chart to show how my itchy left lower leg was instrumental in gold going up in spot price.
Yesterday, I felt like scratching off a piece of toenail from from second toe ( left side ), so I'm certain next week gold will continue to rise .....
He has a subscription to SilverStackers Ultra.masmas said:BulkCoins15 said:Last week, I drew up a chart to show how my itchy left lower leg was instrumental in gold going up in spot price.
Yesterday, I felt like scratching off a piece of toenail from from second toe ( left side ), so I'm certain next week gold will continue to rise .....
BulkCoins15,
So how did you know that Gold price will be higher next month ?
SpacePete said:He has a subscription to SilverStackers Ultra.
he probably just sold some lolmasmas said:BulkCoins15 said:Last week, I drew up a chart to show how my itchy left lower leg was instrumental in gold going up in spot price.
Yesterday, I felt like scratching off a piece of toenail from from second toe ( left side ), so I'm certain next week gold will continue to rise .....
BulkCoins15,
So how did you know that Gold price will be higher next month ?
leon1998 said:Open short position on gold @1354.5 USD/oz
BulkCoins15 said:With what ? Monopoly Money ?
You never say HOW MUCH you are playing with.
Without evidence, I recon it's your 'lunch money' ....
It is not always this way, but at this time at least the precious metals seem to be price driven by the forex traders, who care not a whit about supply and demand.
That is setting up a real witches brew of malinvestment, because they are attempting to sustain the unsustainable with increasing use of force of leverage and market dominance.
Sometimes you just have to let someone have their way, and try to stay out of the blast radius when the inevitable reckoning comes and hard reality intrudes on their dreams of fame, vindication, and conquest. Even when it is apparent to most that it is beyond all rational expectations.
I am sure you are familiar with that axiom from your experience at work, especially if you have worked at a large organization staffed with 'very serious people' at the top.
I am not sure how far the monetary blast radius will extend, but it will almost certainly be fairly impressive.
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