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gold 240m looking for a pullback into prior range backside of the downsloping red channel...reversal at the highs projection convincing short but I'm bullish this market...big move up coming this week IMO...

its holding again

Dude, you are an asset here, but, you should post a little lesser. Maybe post charts or some kind of analysis to support your posts. I'm sure fellas would admire that.

Careful with shorts guys, this is itching to fly higher!

sorry ct didnt know you here,im trying to make a special trading atmosphere, but doesnt work with you,an apology agaqin to you and to all mishmish friends

ooh,you know somthing i was watching the average 10 when i said it....you right

hi:
i only can help sending some copy's
Source: World Gold Council Note: This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
It’s predictable. It’s a pattern.
It’s NEVER been broken in nearly half a century…
And it’s ALWAYS made investors who knew how to play it big money.
Because on average, the BOUNCE after a fall of 20% or more has been 228% of the total drop.
That means, on average, for every $10 dollars gold drops…
It subsequently SOARS by $28.
Remember, that’s just an average. Sometimes the bounce is a lot less… sometimes a lot more.
But there’s ALWAYS a bounce.
As I said before, this doesn’t stop gold from being volatile on a short term basis – it can climb and fall at a quick rate. I’m talking about a longer term, deeper pattern in the gold market.
Let’s take a look at some examples from history…
The first of these drops occurred in 1973, when the price dropped by 29%...
That’s a big drop that doubtless had many people panicking.
Gold plummeted from $127 an ounce to $90 – a hefty loss…
But just a year later it had bounced back to $179…

This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
That’s a 242% gain on the $37 drop.
But it wasn’t just a one off. Let’s take a look at another example of a 20% drop just a few years later…
When gold bottomed out in August 1976, it had lost 46% of its value- again, most people probably thought that was bad news.
This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
But if you’d understood this pattern, you could have made a huge amount of money – by getting in near the low point…

Then riding the gold BOUNCE upwards for the next three and a half years as it soared by 834%.
It’s happened time and again. When gold drops by 20% or more there has ALWAYS been a significant, often huge, bounce afterwards.
This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
In one of the most recent instances, in March 2008, the price dropped by 30%.
But after hitting a trough in October that year… the price boomed to $1,895 – a BOUNCE of 396%.
The fact is: Gold has dropped by 20% or more eleven times in the last 40-odd years…
And every single time – without fail – it’s bounced afterwards.
These gains – and the huge weight of evidence they represent – are the basis for the huge opportunity I want to share with you today...
In fact, I believe there are signs this pattern is set to repeat again… I’m predicting a major bounce that could make investors who get in early big money.
The 12th bounce is imminent
Remember, this pattern only holds true if the gold price drops by at least 20%.
If it only drops 10%, there’s no guarantee that there’s a significant bounce coming.
I’m not saying this is a guarantee - markets don’t work like that - it’s just a pattern that’s always existed.
In theory, there’s a chance it could be broken.
But it would require circumstances that we haven’t ever seen before…
Because once the gold price has dropped by 20%, there has always been a substantial retracement.
I’m sure you can guess what’s coming next…
Over the last few years, gold has experienced a pretty major fall… in fact, it’s dropped more than 20%:
On 18th December 2013, gold was down 37% from its September 2011 peak at just under $1,200 an ounce, – and it’s still hovering around that mark today.
As you’ve just seen, that’s the twelfth time a drop like this has occurred…
And on every other occasion… EVERY SINGLE OTHER TIME IN THE LAST 50 YEARS… gold has coming roaring back.
Bottom line: All the evidence suggests gold is on the verge of a monumental price climb, one that could make you staggering amounts of money IF you play it right…
Which is why I’ve written to you today. I’d like to show you how to play the coming gold bounce, using a little known gold investment I’ve backed with half my wealth.
This figure is a forecast and forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results.
I believe we’re looking at profits of 100% - 300% from here, if you get in before the upswing gets under way.
Which brings me back to that date I started this letter with – 5th October, 2014.
I believe to ensure you take full advantage of this pattern you simply must make your move before that date. Let me quickly show you why…
You have very little time left to take advantage of this…
‘Deep drops’ (also known as pullbacks) differ massively in the length of time they take to complete.
In the past, the bounce has ALWAYS come, sure. But the amount of time it takes before gold soars is much less predictable.

In the 11 we’ve had since 1973, we’ve seen one that lasted just 2 months.
That was between January and March 1980, when gold fell by 43%…
That’s the shortest time period we’ve seen this pattern play out over – a two month drop followed by a 6 month bounce which recouped 62% of those losses.
The longest drop we’ve ever seen?
Well, that lasted a full 43 months.
This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
That meant gold ground its way lower for nearly four years, until the pattern completed and it came roaring back…
Beating the drop by 292% before peaking in May 2006.
So…
We know gold has dropped in recent years…
And we know it has ALWAYS coming roaring back from this position in the past…
But when might we expect that to happen?
“Write this date down now…”
The last gold peak came in 2011…
The price hit over $1900 an ounce in September that year before beginning a drop that’s taken it down to around the $1300 mark…
Which is still going on.
That’s a 34-month pullback – the third longest ever. You remember that date I mentioned – 5th October 2014…
Well, if gold hasn’t bounced by that date…
We’ll be experiencing the second longest drop ever.
You might read that and think – so what? Why is that particular date so important?
Well, I can only speak for myself on this one. And my view – based on two decades of City experience and many, many years investing my own money in the gold markets – is that history matters.
Given the pattern I’ve shown you (which keep in mind has never been broken in nearly half a century) I believe it’s inevitable that gold will soar. To me that’s a sheer certainty.
I look at the gold market like a coiled spring. It’s been held down for so long that it’s now ready to explode upwards.
No one can say exactly when that will be.
But we can use history as a guide.
And history suggests that the closer we get to October, the more likely gold’s explosion becomes. We’ll be approaching the longest ‘deep drop’ ever – almost in uncharted waters. Of course, it may break all previous records…
Again, the point here is:
Are you brave enough to sit on your hands and bet against fifty odd years of history… or will you join me and position a portion of your wealth ready to cash in when the upswing I’m expecting arrives?
Because if you’re going to join me, I believe you need to do it soon.
I can only speak for myself, but I believe you’re running the risk of missing out on this opportunity if you sit on your hands and don’t take action. That is just my opinion, and you’re perfectly entitled to disagree.
But given the evidence I’ve shown you, I think you’ll be making a mistake.You’ve seen the gains that can be made by investors who beat the bounce.
This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
This could be a massively lucrative opportunity – and there’s no way of telling when it’ll come back round again.
Remember, on average the BOUNCE beats a ‘deep drop’ by 228%.
I know I’m not going to be the guy standing on the sidelines while every Tom, Dick and Harry makes a fortune from something I’d known was coming…
Are you brave enough to go against 50 years of history?
For me, it’s a simple fact…
Gold IS going to bounce massively in the coming months and years.
Given all the evidence available, stretching back nearly half a century, it’s difficult to argue otherwise.
As I’ve said, I’m willing to put my money where my mouth is on this one - I have 50% of my life savings tied to gold.
But not just in plain old bullion. In fact, I think if you want to play this repeating pattern to its maximum potential… you need to look further than that…
Because when the gold price goes up, another market is likely to get an even bigger boost…
I’m talking about the miners – the companies who find… produce… refine… and SELL the gold.
But why would I invest in a gold miner – having just explained to you why I believe the price of the actual metal itself is going to skyrocket this year?
Well, it’s pretty simple really:
They can be much, much more profitable.
Let me show you why…
When gold goes up, THIS niche type of gold investment often soars!
When gold is booming, I believe you simply HAVE to own a stake in some high quality gold miners.
Why?
Simple: it’s all a matter of ‘leverage’…
Let’s say that gold costs $1000 an ounce to produce, and is sold for $1100.
The profit for the miner is obviously $100.
The cost of producing the gold doesn’t change – it’s still $1,000, regardless of what gold is being traded for in the market.
But just look what happens if the gold price rises slightly…
Let’s say it bumps up just a very small amount – 9%.
That’s enough to push gold from $1100 to $1200.
Nothing to set the world on fire, is it?
Except the miner has just seen its profit DOUBLE to $200.
That’s the beauty here. Gold only has to go up 9% for the miner to double its profits. And that’s a very healthy profit indeed.
This is a forecast and forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results.
Now consider the fact that I’m expecting gold to EXPLODE higher in the coming months. Just imagine the kind of money the gold miners I back would make.
Bear in mind that this is an example of what could happen: there is no guarantee the share price of a miner will explode. Higher profits don’t always translate into a higher share price, and if the demand for gold lags the share price may not move very much at all.
But in theory – and generally in practice – higher profits are the decisive factor behind a rising share price.
Now, imagine if the gold price reached $1900 – as it did in 2011.
The miner would be making a $900 profit on every ounce of gold produced…
I.e. a 900% profit increase.
I hardly need tell you what that does to the share price…

This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
In December 1978, Hecla Mining Company was valued at $5.12 per share.
The demand for gold during the following bounce saw the price rocket to $53.00 when gold peaked in September 1980 – a return of 935%.
Now while Hecla was one of the standout performers in that period, on average gold producers gained by 289%.

This figure is past performance and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
During the boom in the mid-nineties - when gold peaked in February 1996 – another outstanding performer, South African producer Manhattan Corporation, achieved gains of 766% as the share price rocketed.
The mid-Nineties’ gold bounce saw the miners grow by an average of 211%.
This gain would more than triple the value of your initial investment – and all the while gold itself had gained by a far less impressive 91%.
That’s the sort of profit that gold miners can make - and that’s why I’ve chosen to invest in them, rather than the metal itself.
Now, obviously not every miner will see its share price rise. As they are companies, they are subject to changes in taxation, rising production costs, regulatory changes, delays and lack of demand – to name just a few potential challenges. So with that in mind, you have to be very selective about which ones you back.

hey ct,i wanted to start a new thread,so i can bla bla bla as much as i can,they told me i must have low impact,what the hick is that?/

You are still a new member here, I think you need to be a little older to start a new thread..

Good morning every one (صباح الخير)

Clearly you haven't been here long enough to know what Low Impact means. It simply means having a certain number of people subscribe to you and you having the yellow flag beside your name.

I think that's because you tried to create it in the interactive forum. If you try for another forum eg trading discussions you may have better luck.

You are awesome mate, I'm glad to have fellas like you here..

Kudos to your earlier post, now I'll work on this too.

world gold council? arent they the same ppl that is trying to sell u gold?

As many people have already mentioned, weekly has a pennant reversal pattern, which indicates potential bull momentem.



Jim Rogers might still be correct. Again, we may see a new commodity boom in one or two years span. Bright future with healthy global econogy seems waiting us...
Personally, I hope my old Global Mining fund recovers its loss...

He is talking Maths..

Closed 2 shorts lying @ 1308.xx

net position now: NULL

here some maths... and they arent sell u any gold...

“Gold is often held up as an inflation hedge. However, the data provide a challenge to this view. [The next chart] shows the decade-by-decade average inflation rate, and the real return to holding gold over the same decade. It doesn’t make pretty viewing for those who believe gold is an inflation hedge. That perception is down to one decade (the 1970s) when it held that inflation and gold were positively correlated. The rest of the time there isn’t a good relationship between gold and inflation.”
quote from http://dailyreckoning.com/gold-not-t...u-might-think/

"Inflation hedge? Nope. A chart of gold prices versus year-to-year changes in inflation – one measure of unexpected inflation — shows a random cloud. Another chart showing the rolling 10-year return on gold versus Consumer Price Index also shows a random pattern. Trailing annual returns to gold investors ranged between almost negative 6% per year to nearly 20% between 1985 and 2012, while inflation rates showed a more narrow range of 2.3% to 7.3% a year. Conclusion: Investors can’t hedge against unexpected inflation by holding gold, since the returns from gold appear to have no clear relationship to inflation." quote from http://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfi...e-a-centurion/

closed one short @ 1308.26 still holding 2 trades short

so u have no open position? wow impressive!