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- Dafonz replied Nov 30, 2014
Yep it looks very likely that this current trend will take it to 1000.
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
Again to further highlight how unloved Gold is at the moment, roughly an hour ago the Indian government surprised everyone and out of the blue announced they would remove all restrictions on the importation of Gold. This would normally be super ...
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
Hah! reminds me of the citibank analyst whom just yesterday claimed Gold is in a 6000 year bubble. His analysis was very interesting url
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
Perhaps to save some grief you could set up a trade explorer on your profile and let people see your trades upfront and let them make their own decisions on whether to mirror your trades. And of course simultaneously ignoring all direct questions. ...
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
There is always a reason for Gold to moonshot upwards, ie large scale war or something completely unexpected that destroys confidence in the worlds financial markets. However as a trader you must trade with what you see and with current ...
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
Not sure if my post translated properly in Portuguese. A tendência para todas as commodities é para baixo , incluindo o ouro . É preciso que haja uma boa razão para acreditar que ele vai subir .
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
With the king dollar prancing around and making everything kneel down in front of it, commodities are currently experiencing a deflationary spiral and precious metals are no exception! I am curious as why you gold bugs think that gold will become ...
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
That's what i'm banking on come monday!
- Dafonz replied Nov 28, 2014
Regarding the Swiss Referendum. There is NO way the Swiss Referendum vote will ever be enacted into law, even if the public were to vote yes! It is important to note that for the Swiss public vote to be enacted into law the vote must be ratified and ...
- Dafonz replied Oct 31, 2014
This harsh downwards move is caused by an announcement that the Bank of Japan is upping its QE bond-buying program from JPY 70 trillion to 80 trillion... and triple its ETF buying to JPY 3 trillion. Again clear negative correlation with the USD/JPY!
- Dafonz replied Oct 23, 2014
Spot on! I'm seeing a clear negative correlation
- Dafonz replied Sep 24, 2014
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- Dafonz replied Sep 24, 2014
9 times out of 10 that usually means negative moves. Though perhaps this months big and fast drop surprised some of the bigger option holders, hence the defensive buying.... I'm personally staying out untill either the end of this week or next ...
- Dafonz replied Sep 24, 2014
Maybe not.... its Options expiry on Friday. We all know what usually happens a day or two before expiry.....
- Dafonz replied Sep 22, 2014
Agree on the trend followers always calling for targets out of reach, can be handy though for making a contrarian trade to the herd when they start to shout about thinking that they know where the price is heading. (usually near the end of a trend) ...
- Dafonz replied Aug 26, 2014
In a nutshell Options are financial contracts promising the delivery of a commodity, in this case gold. These contracts expire 4 days before the end of each month and they have to be closed(settled) on this date. So as a holder of the contract you ...
- Dafonz replied Aug 26, 2014
Reminder to all that today is settlement day!
- Dafonz replied Aug 8, 2014
Silver in its Physical state is predominantly used for industrial purposes. url image Although linked to Gold, the price movement oscillates between following Gold or instead following industrial trends. Right now it's letting Gold run away from ...
- Dafonz replied Aug 7, 2014
Well looks like Silver wants to act like an industrial metal. It hasn't budged an inch!!! GSR is now back up to 66.
- Dafonz replied Aug 1, 2014
Fridays chart shows the Gold/Silver decoupling..... Yikes!