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Gold Quarterly Closes Above 61.8% Fib Retracement Gold saw a strong quarter with an opening price of $1,521 in January and a closing price today of $1,637 for a +7.6% gain in the first three months of 2020. This comes after price broke above the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level in the second quarter of 2019 which was a level that acted as resistance during the 6-year bear market after price peaked at an all-time high of $1,923 in the summer of 2011. 2019 saw price break above the critical 50% retracement level which put gold back in a bullish trend, and this past quarter saw the trend confirmed with a push above the 61.8% golden retracement level as well. The Relative Strength Index(RSI) is indicating bullish momentum behind price with the green RSI line rising above its purple signal line, as well as both lines being above the centerline at the 50 level. An RSI reading above 50 indicates a healthy RSI reading and bullish momentum. The Price Percent Oscillator(PPO) is indicating bullish momentum as well with the green PPO line above its purple signal line, and both lines rising above the centerline at the 0 level. Neither the PPO line or signal line crossed below the centerline during the 6-year bear market which indicated that no bear trend in momentum ever took hold, and that a bullish pullback instead was taking place. Current short-term and long-term views on gold remain bullish, especially with the amount of money being printed by central banks across the globe as they continue to fight the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus. The more they print, the more they’ll devalue their respective currencies, the better gold will perform. It’s still my opinion that gold remains on track to test its all-time high sometime this year with the potential to create a new all-time high.
COMEX:GC1!Long
by PrepForProfit
Gold Miners Likely Topped and should get Obliterated furtherGDXJ failed to close above a key resistance level of $30.70 on Friday and it is highly likely that for the month of April, the miners (and Gold and Silver) have topped. At this point if you follow my ideas, Gold will sell for liquidity in the near-term for the second wave of the downfall of equities. Investors should remain totally on the side-lines for the miners for much of the month of April. Come towards the end of April and into early May we can start to look for key bottom opportunities. However, in the near-term, the miners will be decimated. Note: When we start to get quarterly re-balancing near the end of March (i.e. next week), we can expect more sharp sell-offs not only in the commodity of Gold and Silver, but the mining stocks themselves (and equities). - zSplit
AMEX:GDXJShort
by PaulDeep19131
14
Gold mining ETFs are not worth anythingWeekly target of $23, long term target ETF delisted. Gold mining companies derive their value from the gold they produce. Their value will never increase in a greater percentage vs. actual gold because paper traded gold does not have the same built in overhead costs that companies have. Owning gold mining stocks, ETFs, baskets, etc. have no relation to the reason for owning physical gold and I don't see how mining companies would be immune to the global sell-off.
AMEX:GDXShort
by NeoButane
9