Tom Fitzpatrick
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"We continue to believe that the present pattern in gold over the past 17 months remains similar to that seen during the 16 month consolidation in 2006-2007 before it moved higher again. Very strong support continues to exist in the $1,520-$1,530 area and we still believe this to be a platform for the next leg higher (see chart above).
A move back above the $1,625-1,640 area is the first objective in this respect, followed by $1,670- 1,700. However, it is a break of the $1,790-1,800 area on a weekly close basis that would signal a topside breakout. A move towards $2,055-2,060 would be the target on that break...."
“A move similar to that seen in the 2007-2008 breakout would suggest as high as $2,400-2,500, while our longer term target (3-4 years’ time) remains in the $3,400-3,500 area. This target comes from extrapolating the percentage change of the 1970-1980 bull market in gold, but extracting the final 5 week surge in Dec. 1979 - Jan. 1980 caused by the Russian invasion of Afghanistan."
Und zum Schluss noch ein nettes Bildchen zu Gold - US debt limit das den letzen Bedenkenträger vollends überzeugen sollte:
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...locker bleiben... irgendwann haut´s den Korken raus! 
lg meggy