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Original von Eldorado
Guten Morgen 600 $ und 11 $ Silberschreier ...
Wie immer auf einem Auge blind, der gute Eldo.
Ich hab nix von 600 / 11 gesagt, sondern 645 - 660 / 11,8 - 12,5. Das ist ja wohl ein riesiger Unterschied. Dass wir eine Korrektur bekommen, dürfte dir aber auch klar sein. Es ging einfach zu schnell nach oben mit Gold.
Guckst du hier (Clive Maund):
"The way to be popular in this business it to tell people what they want to hear, which is that gold and silver are going up, up, up. However, if your priority is to assist people in making money or at least avoid losing it, then being popular has to be a secondary consideration.
Thus, in the last Gold Market update, an alarm was sounded over the rapidly increasing Commercial short position in gold, and a scenario was described in which gold breaks out to a new high amid great fanfare in the financial press, only to abruptly reverse. Gold has broken out to a new high and on Friday rose sharply to close at $750, and the purpose of this update is to assess whether further upside progress is likely, or whether it is now likely to consolidate/react.
There are 2 factors which taken together strongly suggest that gold is about to react. One is the RSI indicator shown at the top of the 2-year chart above, which remains at a critically overbought level. By itself this would not necessarily preclude further advance, as a commodity can remain very overbought for a lengthy period and yet continue higher. However, if we also take into account the fact that the Commercials’ short positions in gold have risen to by far the highest level for a year, with a corresponding ballooning of the Large Specs’ long positions, then a reaction would appear to be imminent. Before taking a closer look at the latest COT chart the point should be made that overall the gold chart looks strongly bullish, with a breakout to new highs, albeit still a marginal breakout, and moving averages in bullish alignment, suggesting that a major uptrend is still in its early stages. Thus, what we are concentrating on here is a probable significant near-term reaction to correct the current short-term overbought condition.
Turning now to consider the latest COT chart, we can immediately see that both the Large Spec long positions and the Commercial short positions have expanded significantly over the past week to reach a 1-year record, by a considerable margin. This is a setup that classically signals an imminent reversal. The one time that the writer intentionally went against such a setup he was buried in a hole so deep it took months to dig himself out.
So, if this interpretation is correct, how far is gold likely to react? A reaction back to the $700 area, where there is strong support, is considered the most likely scenario, and providing that there is a satisfactory drawdown in the Large Specs long positions and Commercials short positions, we would look to buy aggressively on such a reaction - both gold and gold stocks. Bearing in mind the bullish immediate outlook for the broad stockmarket, it is thought unlikely that Precious Metals stocks will lose much ground, even if gold and silver react as predicted, so the emphasis is not on selling PM stocks, but rather buying them on near-term weakness. We should keep in mind that the same forces driving the general stockmarket higher - the maintainence of liquidity and the continued ballooning of the money supply, are the forces that will fuel an acceleration in the rate of inflation, which is good for gold and silver."
Clive Maund spricht also von der $700 area. Ich meine, dass wir die 6xx nochmal sehen werden. Ob es so tief geht, wie ich befürchte, steht auf einem anderen Blatt. Nur möglich ist es. Wäre aber auch kein Beinbruch und würde mich genausowenig aus dem Markt drängen wie alle vorhergehenden Korrekturen seit ich dabei bin (Ende 2003). Ich bin sozusagen immer all-in und habe vor der letzten Korrektur Gewinne mitgenommen, um endlich mal im Tief kaufen zu können, was mir relativ gut gelungen ist, obwohl ich das exakte Tief natürlich nicht getroffen habe. Macht aber nix.
Dass Silber bei einer Goldkorrektur in Sippenhaft genommen wird, ist ja wohl eine Binsenweisheit. Auch Clive sieht das so, wenn er schreibt: "...a corresponding reaction by silver would likely take it back to the $12.50 - $13.00 area, where it will be considered a strong buy again, any such retreat also presenting another buying opportunity in silver stocks..."
Und ich meine halt, dass es auch noch mal unter 12 gehen kann - auch das kein Beinbruch.
Und vergiss nicht, was ich über den Mai 2008 geschrieben habe (1000 / 23). Der Markt wird zusehends volatiler - und mit dieser Meinung bin ich ja nicht alleine, siehe Edel Mans Posting.
Ich sage: das PPT hat die zwei Bullen langsam nicht mehr im Griff, deshalb wird der Ritt auf beiden etwas bumpier, wends woasd, wos i moan.
gut festhalten sagt
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