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- The Fxorce replied Aug 12, 2008
Silver is considered an industrial metal more than gold and I suppose Gold is more liquid than silver which is a joke in and of itself but more liquid contracts gap less often and the commodity rally would be more interested in true commodities than ...
- The Fxorce replied Jul 1, 2008
The link to the PDF is the empirical study/definition of Support/Resistance used by banks worth billions of dollars. Sorry my post was not clear. We've wasted enough time in this thread. http://www.newyorkfed.org/research/e...2/0007osle.pdf
- The Fxorce replied Jul 1, 2008
url Not trying to start a pissing contest here. This is support and resistance and this is how banks trade so I call the way I trade support and resistance. When in Rome... Potential is more accurate when describing any (100%) support resistance ...
- The Fxorce replied Jul 1, 2008
Phil i gotta stick up for horizontal S/R here because i feel it's under attack. horizontal S/R can be violated 100 times and still be effective. Patterns are powerful and you only want to use these horizontal lines when something else lines up with ...
- The Fxorce replied Jun 30, 2008
I think Barclay's said it best when they announced last week it's no longer a financial crisis but now an inflation crisis. Gold moves on global inflation and should not stop rallying until energy/food calms down. If you're looking for the top of ...
- The Fxorce replied May 30, 2008
if inflation is continuing higher then Gold can climb but this recent selloff in Crude looks like a cap for the next few months so i'm thinking gold is capped as well. we hit 935 and dropped to 870. looks like we'll consolidate now around 915.
- The Fxorce replied May 17, 2008
I just looked at a gold chart. Do you know why gold bounced? Do you think it could hit $800/oz? It's making 11 day swings right now and it has not played out its daily ABC pattern. Monday is day number 11 and the top of the 4hour ABC looks like ...
- The Fxorce replied May 17, 2008
Be reasonable when making speculative claims of $5,000/ounce. Think about it. Is there a global shortage of this substance? Does it follow fundamentals regarding supply? When it hit $300/oz was there enough gold in the world for everyone to buy an ...
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