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- Knight Rider replied Aug 30, 2012
"Gold keep rising higher" — Hi all, Either this is it, or we will see a retracement into January. Personally, I am hoping this is it - has been a frustrating correction to play as a trader imho. Anyway, "I think gold keep rising ...
- Knight Rider replied May 2, 2012
Okay man, you've humbled me.
- Knight Rider replied May 1, 2012
I've been chuckling too!
- Knight Rider replied May 1, 2012
Hey man - that was emotional! (...my pulse went when I met my mother in law...too much fear can kill you!)
- Knight Rider replied May 1, 2012
Know how to lose correctly is one very important point. Find your method which you are comfortable with which has a statistically proven edge (this may take some time). Own this method. Trade unemotionally. Study humun emotions, chaos theory, group ...
- Knight Rider replied May 1, 2012
Hi X. I don't have the time to keep repeating myself, but out of respect to your thread, let me answer your question. Long term to me equals yearly, monthly (and weekly) charts. I have repeatedly said that I believe GOLD to be in a BULL market. If ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
This guy has a sense of humour.
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
Okay, I see where the confusion lies. That quip about specsavers was perhaps a little bit harsh. What I meant by the above (perhaps us Brits have a different sense of humour) was that if people think gold is in a bear market they should look at the ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
Again, as mentioned above....I digress (frustratingly).
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
....should have gone to Specsavers. I digress.
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
Okay. If that is what you believe or "know" to be true. I believe as long as real interest rates are negative and central banks contnue to print money and are net long on gold, the long term bullish technicals are intact. I also believe/know that we ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
A chart tells a thousand words. ....I've always found it is better to "trade" with lots of very small amounts of risk. Better to build that way on quality trades imho.
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
I understand now. I meant the "experts" who tell you GOLD is going to $700 should not be listened to. YOU, the individual should KNOW whether this is the case and the only person who should decide this is YOU (not you literally Beeb). As we know, ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
....generally, not specifically to any particular person on this forum, if that is the nature of the question mark.
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
"know that gold is going to $700". Otherwise, make sure that money management is the most important factor in your trading method. (It is not about hanging on to losers.) Study inefficiencies in the market and act upon them. Understand what kind of ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 30, 2012
I concur. All too often, these so called "experts" repeat their own mantra where if they had used their own money on their own stupid predictions then they would have gone bankrupt several times over. This has also be shown by all those dire ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 27, 2012
Get better soon. Miss your posts whenever I sign in from time to time, Best KR
- Knight Rider replied Apr 27, 2012
The euro debacle and the media smokescreen are just a distraction. Sooner or later people will realise the "emporer isn't wearing any clothes" and then the fun will really begin. I don't really pay attention to the news. Often it is terribly behind ...
- Knight Rider replied Apr 27, 2012
Yes, I now think "gold keep rising higher". I'm now a long term buyer of gold (and silver). Technically, I wouldn't be surprised to see a few breakouts appear in real assets over the next few months.
- Knight Rider replied Apr 27, 2012
Hi all... I now think "gold keep rising higher". Good luck with all those short positions. Best KR