Hello fellow traders; DAILY: The price is in the daily demand zone and reacting from it H4: We are way below from H4 supplly zone H1: New original demand zone created and it is at the beginning of a possible daily up move TP1: 1:1 R/R TP2: Trail the stop till we reach H4 supply Good luck!
Completing my collection (copper, gold) have now got short silver.
Hello there! These are the moves I expect. Let's wait and see. Best wishes!
A series of events took place causing me sit back and contemplate market participants (in)sanity. First, it is known that I've was one of the first to stick my neck out and tell it how it is – the U.S. Is facing a recession in 2016 – last April. Soon after, various investment banks flirted with the potential but gave the very realistic situation very low...
if the price go down to the level of 15.30 then I will look for an opportunity to go to Long the expected stop-loss 15.17 if the market does not adapt to my imagination, then I will'll be watching the price further
Taken quite a few steps back to see where this metal has come from in the hopes of seeing where we likely to be heading in the future. While in free fall we are sat on potential new TL currently. Break that and we look like we're heading to 1.50. Support around 1.40
Currently, gold is budding up against intraday resistance, following two consecutive sessions of gains on a weaker dollar. As the rate hike came and went, many – even those who ushered in the hike with excitement – are beginning to wonder if the Federal Reserve waited far too long to boost interest rates. The yellow metal had began its two-day rally by finding...
Precious metals jump higher ahead of today’s FOMC minutes and potentially the first rate hike in the U.S. since 2007. Why? It’s most likely contributed to the fact that the majority of market participants believe Fed Chair Janet Yellen will remain extremely dovish post-rate increase. A dovish hike may be a hard sell , as Nomura suggests, but precious metals may...
$1,000 per ounce is near - an existential victory for Wall Street Historically, gold has been a go-to for times of financial uncertainty, whether deflationary or inflationary. Unfortunately, with the perception that central banks around the world will stimulate until growth shows up (hasn't so far) and a global slowdown won't turn into a global recession, gold...
Should silver price in retail demand or economic sentiment? Silver prices have rallied hard since the beginning of October, up almost 10.5 percent since the October 2 low. However, traders are now budded up against key technical resistance. Will traders’ sentiment reject silver’s upward momentum, as it has done seven times since 2013, or will demand spark higher...
I just wrote about the gold/silver ratio and how it's suggesting a possible new cycle in the silver market (see suggested idea below). To further develop this hypothesis, I find that silver prices are at an important crossroad following last week's rally. The US dollar's sharp fall following the week September US employment data has given relief to battered...
The Gold/Silver ratio is currently suggesting that silver might outperform gold if commodities continue to rise. I'm basing this mostly on the recent price action in the GC1!/SI1! ratio as signs of fatigue have appeared just below a long-term channel resistance. Note that silver prices alone successfully held the 2014 lows at $14. Those who are aggressively...
Bitcoin has long been a favorite for those looking for an alternative to centralized fiat money. Although I always thought bitcoin was promising, the technological aspect always held safety and liquidity concerns. Due to the fact that it is hard to prove peer-to-peer transactions, financial institutions - especially in the U.S. - have strict policies and layers of...
I find it quite risky to buy precious metals right now, but silver is currently testing a support that gave way to a technical bounce at the beginning of the year (see related idea below). All I can say at this point is that silver may hold better than gold, which suggests that buying it may provide a hedge for anyone who is already short on in the gold market. At...
With the possible trend lines for gold (GC1!), it looks like we saw a fake break out of that range today, culminating in a doji candle. This on its own is not a good enough buy signal - granted, but if we overlay the price of silver (SI1!), we see that silver has shown a high correlation with gold but with higher peaks and troughs. With gold now at a point which...
Silver is, at times, violently volatile and noticeably a proxy for the US dollar. With the dollar at levels not seen since 2005 and 2006, sentiment for precious metals remain weak. There are two factors for this, and it does not matter which one chooses. The dollar has been able to hold current levels via the perception that the Federal Reserve will - at some...