Hier der vorhin zitierte Artikel von Rick Ackerman. Er weist auf das lange Dahindümpeln seitwärts im relativ engen Band hin, was auch ich gestern als positiv ansah.
"...If you’re a long-term investor looking to do some bargain-hunting, however, we’d advise waiting for even better prices, since it looks as though the futures could fall to as low as 899.00 over the next 6-8 days. That would be a back-up-the-truck buying opportunity as far as we’re concerned, since the downside in bullion seems limited for now....
...Incidentally, we don’t regard price declines in gold as a sign of weakness; rather, we see quiet, steady accumulation that seems to be in no hurry to launch the moon shot that we all know is coming someday. This is evident in the chart above, which shows how comfortable gold has become at a cruising altitude above $900. That’s where gold futures have spent the last five months, but even if they fell out of that range, descending to as low as $800, you can see for yourself that it wouldn’t significantly change the long-term bullish look of the chart...."
http://news.goldseek.com/RickAckerman/1246428000.php
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