Tuesday, June 02, 2009

Gold | Fourth Time Up the Charm (Chart)


Gold, Cash, Monthly, Chart


There is a saying in technical trading that the fourth time up is the charm.

As you can see by looking at the Gold Chart, this is the fourth time up.

I am a little surprised by the rise in Gold at this time of year.
  • The more normal seasonal pattern is for Gold to peak in February - March.
  • After the seasonal peak, Gold normally trades down into the August - October period.
  • The strongest trading period for Gold normally occurs from October into March.
  • The seasonal pattern tells me that Gold is likely to take a rest.
  • On the other hand, the market looks very strong, technically, right now.
Previously, we mentioned the strong support in the 865-875 area. The market found willing buyers at that level and an interim low was made. We then mentioned that a close over the 927.50 area would likely send the market higher. This happened.

A close in Gold over 1,067.50 is likely to lead to an explosive up leg in gold. I am expecting this to happen, and the rise could very well be much higher than is currently being forecast by most.

I wrote previously about how I expect the buying of Gold out of Hong Kong to be enormous once the bull leg gets underway.

Back in the bull market of 1978 - 1980, Gold was often up sharply at the U.S. open based on large buying out of Hong Kong. Buying power from the China mainland should be a major factor in the price of gold in the year ahead. The buying is already picking up some momentum.

My experience tells me Gold is due for another correction back toward the 925 area -- the typical seasonal pattern. On the other hand, a break above this existing top could lead to a monster rally.

Long term gold traders should be patient and let it happen. Buyers of Gold stocks should see gains like they have rarely seen in the year ahead.
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