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- JosTheelen replied Mar 29, 2007
I haven't seen this spike on Alpari and on url .
- JosTheelen replied Mar 14, 2007
I think gold behaves like the other assets, so it will drop when the S&P500 drops and rise when the S&P500 rises. Just like it did tuesday. There are some important reports thursday (PPI and TIC-report) that could move the stockmarket substantially. ...
- JosTheelen replied Mar 5, 2007
I hope willf is right. But these days the goldprice seem to move with the other markets, not contrary to them. When the markets dropped previous year in may and june, gold also went down. For interesting articles, see www.kitco.com
- JosTheelen replied Feb 21, 2007
It's moving up very fast now, already 3.5% higher. The CPI-report meant more inflation than expected, and oilprices are also rising.
- JosTheelen replied Feb 19, 2007
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- JosTheelen replied Feb 12, 2007
Maybe: A higher oilprice -> higher inflation -> higher goldprice More unrest in the middle-east, especially what will happen in Iran this month.
- JosTheelen replied Feb 10, 2007
Almost everything about gold can be found on www.kitco.com. My rule of thumb: gold rises when 1) there is more unrest in the world 2) when the dolar becomes weaker 3) when the inflation is going up BTW: the goldprice is now 666. The number from the ...
- JosTheelen replied Feb 1, 2007
Gold seem to break out the 600-650 range. It is now $658. What I find strange that it behaved almost like EURUSD until 9 january, but from that moment the correlation disappears and gold rises while the EURUSD stays roughly the same.
- JosTheelen replied Jan 25, 2007
I am a littlebit suprised by the sudden rise of the goldprice. The EURUSD is not so high, just under 1.30. I only notice that I read more and more about a possible Israelian attack on Iran in february. Could that be the reason?
- JosTheelen replied Jan 25, 2007
Gold is now above 650. Is this a breakout from a trading range of 600-650?
- JosTheelen replied Jan 15, 2007
Keep them, you never know:
- JosTheelen replied Jan 12, 2007
Strange day for gold. Suddenly 15 points higher. I found this comment that seems to suggest a bumpy ride next week:
- JosTheelen replied Dec 20, 2006
I don't see a reason for much movement. There are no important news-event so the dollar will not change very much. On the one hand I see a US-economy slowing down, which means less fear for inflation. On the other hand the situation in Iraq could ...
- JosTheelen replied Dec 13, 2006
I do trade gold, but I only bought gold just after GW Bush was elected, for the long term, not for daytrading.
- JosTheelen replied Dec 13, 2006
I forgot: retail sales will move the dollar and the goldprice.
- JosTheelen replied Dec 13, 2006
The Crude Inventories-number at 15:30 GMT will move the oilprice and hence the goldprice. For the longer term I hope that Citigroup is right:
- JosTheelen replied Dec 13, 2006
As you wrote, it is demand AND supply. The last 15 years, the output of South-Africa dropped 43%. And South-Africa is the main supplier of gold. Less supply drives the price up. High prices are no cure for that. When you look at historical values, ...
- JosTheelen replied Dec 12, 2006
Thanks. That explaines probably why the goldprice dropped between 1 december and 8 december. The dollar was stronger, but not enough to explain a drop from 645 to 625.
- JosTheelen replied Dec 5, 2006
If the reports this week disappoint, the dollar will drop and the goldprice will rise. And if your green trendchannel is good, it cannot fall very much, even with good reports. I am long, but I have been long in gold the last 2 years.