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Thursday, November 10, 2005 4:14:42 AM
Top in Gold?
*Here's a bearish article on $GOLD...
Top in Gold?
by M.A. Nystrom
November 07, 2005
I've been watching what appears to an extended topping process in the gold market for the past several weeks. An extended head and shoulders top appears to have developed on the hourly chart, dating back to mid-September. The neckline of the pattern runs through about 462, a level that was violated a few days ago, opening up the market to a lot of choppy trading around the neckline. The decisive break came today, as gold closed down $4.40 in NY to end the week at 457.50
The weakening of the advance to gold's recent high of 482 is clearly evident on a daily candlestick chart. Note the engulfing patterns at the tops of each of the right shoulders and at the head, as well as the spinning tops at the right shoulders, followed by the big declines down to and through the neckline.
The pattern implies a minimum decline in the neighborhood of 20 points from the neckline. To put the decline in context, such a fall would simply put the price of gold squarely back on its long-term trendline dating back to the metal's bottom in 2001. That trend line has seen several successful tests over the past few years. However, note that momentum has been declining with each new high, as shown by the successively lower highs in the MACD below. Should gold continue to fall, the upcoming test of this trendline will be critical.
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M.A. Nystrom
www.bullnotbull.com
M.A. Nystrom is a private investor and consultant currently living in Taipei, Taiwan. He earned his MBA from the University of Washington with a specialty in International Marketing. Following his retirement from the US securities industry, he picked up the hobby of web design, a trade he now plies at his big-picture investment oriented website www.bullnotbull.com.
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Copyright © 2005 M.A. Nystom
« Opinions expressed at SafeHaven are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the opinion of SafeHaven or its management. »
LINK: http://www.safehaven.com/article-4077.htm
*Here's a bearish article on $GOLD...
Top in Gold?
by M.A. Nystrom
November 07, 2005
I've been watching what appears to an extended topping process in the gold market for the past several weeks. An extended head and shoulders top appears to have developed on the hourly chart, dating back to mid-September. The neckline of the pattern runs through about 462, a level that was violated a few days ago, opening up the market to a lot of choppy trading around the neckline. The decisive break came today, as gold closed down $4.40 in NY to end the week at 457.50
The weakening of the advance to gold's recent high of 482 is clearly evident on a daily candlestick chart. Note the engulfing patterns at the tops of each of the right shoulders and at the head, as well as the spinning tops at the right shoulders, followed by the big declines down to and through the neckline.
The pattern implies a minimum decline in the neighborhood of 20 points from the neckline. To put the decline in context, such a fall would simply put the price of gold squarely back on its long-term trendline dating back to the metal's bottom in 2001. That trend line has seen several successful tests over the past few years. However, note that momentum has been declining with each new high, as shown by the successively lower highs in the MACD below. Should gold continue to fall, the upcoming test of this trendline will be critical.
For further updates on the stock market, gold and other futures contracts, please subscribe to my update list by clicking here. (http://www.bullnotbull.com/subscribe/subscribe.html)
M.A. Nystrom
www.bullnotbull.com
M.A. Nystrom is a private investor and consultant currently living in Taipei, Taiwan. He earned his MBA from the University of Washington with a specialty in International Marketing. Following his retirement from the US securities industry, he picked up the hobby of web design, a trade he now plies at his big-picture investment oriented website www.bullnotbull.com.
To subscribe to updates from his site, please visit www.bullnotbull.com/subscribe.html.
Copyright © 2005 M.A. Nystom
« Opinions expressed at SafeHaven are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the opinion of SafeHaven or its management. »
LINK: http://www.safehaven.com/article-4077.htm
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