Nun wird der über 80jährige Richard "Dow Theory" Russell auch schon ungeduldig und glaubt, daß, von welcher Seite auch immer betrieben, im Moment ein starkes Interesse daran besteht, den POG nicht über $670 steigen zu lassen:
"Someone or somebody is selling gold at the 670 level, and that someone or somebody doesn't want gold higher than 670. I don't know whether the seller is a government, a hedge fund or it may simply be speculators who are short, I don't know. But to me it's obvious that there's a campaign going on with the object of halting gold at 670."
Dagegen setzt Mark Hulbert die Ansicht, daß viele Gold Bugs wieder einmal zu sehr auf eine schnelle Rally gesetzt haben - eine Meinung, der ich mich anschließen kann. Er glaubt, daß nur ein erheblicher, breitenwirksamer Stimmungswandel den Goldpreis rasch zu neuen Höchstständen treiben kann - wenn also wieder plötzlich auf allen Investorblättchen die Goldbarren reihenweise auftauchen und die Inflationsängste ganz andere Dimensionen annehmen:
"Of course, just as paranoids sometimes have enemies, conspiracies sometimes do exist. But, in this case at least, there is a simpler explanation for what has been holding gold bullion back in recent weeks: The gold bugs became too excited too quickly, which is bearish from the point of view of contrarian analysis.
The current reading means that almost all of the gold timing newsletters that are not bearish stopped clocks have already turned bullish.
That's another way of saying that the gold market already discounts a heck of a lot of bullish news. In order for gold to continue going up, the news needs not only to be good, but to be even better than expected. That's why gold can be a net loser even while news on the inflation front is showing inflation to be heating up.
But, regardless of how exuberance wanes among the gold timers, contrarians believe that it must happen before a sustained up-move in the gold market becomes an intelligent bet.
http://www.marketwatch.com/new…4B69-A011-B895665FC5BF%7D
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