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The Fateful Golden Candles of 22 and 23Hey everyone! In the previous idea that I made on December 30 last year. I stated that a gold candlestick in the green zone determines the goldsilver price trend in 2022 and based on that I expected a zigzag and bullish price in 2022 for goldsilver. But what to expect in 2023? The trend of the candles indicates the fall of this index toward Fibo 78.6 and Fibo 100 .the detail is shown in the this Idea. 2023 is generally a very good year for the stock market and gold.
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by SEYED98
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GOLDSILVER - Keep an eye on GOLD:SILVER ratio and place your betGOLDSILVER seems to have fallen into approximate Bollinger Band behaviour over the past months. One cannot say it has exactly as there are always exceptions. However, a triple crossover of the upper band is a fairly strong indicator that a down tick is imminent. So either gold will fall or silver will rise. It is for you to decide and place your bets... As always cross-check with other indicators. Good Luck Goldybug
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by Goldybug
Silver Boom - $GOLD & $SILVERI'm long term bullish on both gold and silver. With rates rising in the short term, ehh idk, but that's not the purpose of this post and real interest rates are still largely negative. Disregarding the spike in the gold/silver ratio in 2020, the gold to silver ratio is at all time highs. Silver has proven in the past to be a potentially better hedge against inflation over gold, although both are good. Silver has legitimiate real world applications as well. Considering the state of the world and US conditions, I love gold and silver in the medium and long term as a way to hedge against major instability. Good luck people, protect yourself with some real money in Gold/Silver at least some.... - C
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by Midnight_Trades
Time to buy SILVER?Please LIKE, COMMENT, or SHARE for your SUPPORT. For those that know me, I've been looking at gold and silver very closely over the years. I last purchased them during the crash of 2020 with an average cost of $17 an ounce of silver and $1450 an ounce of Gold. I used the dollar cost average method to build my positions. I then sold the gold at $2050 an ounce and silver at $25.50 an ounce. This was a 50% profit move for silver and a $40% profit for gold. All we can do as traders are enter and exit a position where it is statistically accurate based on the trend that we're in. We use indicators, other technical tools and news to spot changes in the trend early on and then build our positions when the market meets our criteria. Since then I have waited for Gold and Silver to look more attractive. Over the last year, the velocity of currency was quickly on the rise. In other words, people were coming out of their homes and spending all their hoarded money. By creating more dollars, the supply of the total dollars rose in comparison to all the GOODS/SERVICES and ASSETS in the world. This is important since those are the true wealth of an economy. This wealth is not inflatable like the dollar. Yes, it could be inflated by the dollar causing its price in dollars to rise but you cannot create more of this type of wealth with a click of a button. The Fed at the time was regarding inflation as "transitory," and there was still no end in sight to bond purchasing and artificially inflating the market. In simpler terms, there was no end to the money printer. The better bet seemed to be in real estate, stocks, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. I jumped ship until the Fed announced rate hikes and a smaller balance sheet. Why? Because investors were willing to in a sense "bet on the Fed." There needed to be a reduction in printing. It's begun but still not enough to fully combat the monster of inflation that is coming and what's already here. Between the COVID impact, people not working, and being supported by the government through STIMULUS checks and other government funding programs, inflation was due to kick in at some point. This is because nothing is free. This is true even if the governments give us "free money." That money did not exist before it showed up in our accounts. Essentially, they are opening a new credit line for each person they give a check. This was not just happening in America but all over the world. The world did not gain more resources but the means to purchase those resources has been growing rapidly. With 7.89 billion people in the world plus some who have already died and received a check, imagine what that would do when unleashed back into the world economy. America is currently flashing the yellow light to slow down the money printing while every other nation is still on the green light. This can be reflected in the US Dollar index which is a measure of a hand full of currencies vs. the dollar. Today, as these things are going on, the index shows the dollar strengthening. This is not because it can purchase more things but because the values of other currencies are going down. Traditional markets like the Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and the S&P500 are not looking good. This is usually when some look for a way to hedge their positions since we don't know which way the market will go in the short term. Traditionally one way that is done is with precious metals like GOLD and SILVER. Right now, gold priced in silver is becoming more expensive. As the Gold/Silver ratio rises, it is often more desirable to hold more silver than gold and vice versa in hopes of stabilization of this ratio. In a world of high inflation, storing one's wealth in fiat currencies is like storing your money in the S&P 500 but in reverse. Inflation is skyrocketing all over the world. Even Russia, because of the money printing, oil hikes, and the stress of war, suffered double-digit inflation. It seems like it won't be long before inflation in the US enters the double digits as well. Enter every trade at your own risk. A trade can be short-term to long-term. Have a strategy set with rules for both short and long-term trades. Stick to it based on the fundamentals if you're looking at something to invest in for the long term. For a short to medium trade, look for a good setup and expect a shorter timeframe in which you hold your position. As you can see, the three different ways to trade are short-term, mid-term, and long-term and each requires a different approach. Even if you hedge your position in dollars, don’t forget that its purchasing power is evaporating through inflation. None of this is investment advice. LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE if you’d like more content like this and share your thoughts. I’d love to connect with you.
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by Cavila1
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Gold/silver ratio completing Inv H&S; it is saying a lotIn this weekly chart, 67 to 81 have been an impt range for multi-year consolidations (see the 2014 4-year consolidation box & the recent 2020 & on-going Inv H&S. Pattern). When price is rejected by 81, silver rallies more. When price bounces from 67, gold rallies more. Starting 2021, the ratio has formed an upchannel from the bottom of the head. This channel has led to the formation of the RS. For the H&S to remain valid, price must not break below the lower channel. (Maybe just a small beartrap is ok). Also we can see that since 2020, price attempted several times but failed to breakout of this neckline at 81. The same is true for 2014 to 2018 conso box. If it again fails this week to BO the neckline (more probable coz both gold & silver are retracing), price may go down to retest the lower side of a BIG blue upchannel started since 2009 top to 2011 bottom. Notice that the H&S pattern has been whipsawing using this lower channel as pivot. Thus this time price may retrace down again to this pivot somewhere near 74 before another rally to BO neck. An Inv H&S BO would mean that finally, after multi-year consolidation, gold & silver are both ready to break much much higher. Not trading advice
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by xtremerider8
Just giving a shout out for the silver chartI think I need to re-visit something I wrote on the 17th January on the Silver market, at the time silver was trading at 23.04…. to my eye it looks even more interesting now, it has finally started to lift off the 21.17 pivot and the obvious targets are the highs around 28/30 seen back in 2020. This is what I wrote in January…’ I was chatting to a techie friend of mine (Thomas Anthonj) last week and he told me to have a look at the gold/silver ratio as he suspected that it has completed the 5th wave of an Elliott wave count, so this morning I took a closer look and yes, I think he is right. In addition, the market has remained capped on the topside by its 200-week ma at 82.10 and we also note the divergence of the weekly RSI . This is a measure of momentum and divergence normally indicates a loss of upside momentum. Given that we both think the gold/silver ratio has topped, this would suggest that gold will underperform silver . So, is silver the better bet for an up move? I took a look at this on both the daily and weekly charts and was reasonably uninspired but when I got to the monthly chart this was looking a whole lot more interesting! The market has spent months consolidating just above the 21.17 long term pivot and looks to be base building longer term. So, we suggest that silver is a market that needs to go on the radar we suspect as this should see a decent recovery off such solid support.’ Disclaimer: The information posted on Trading View is for informative purposes and is not intended to constitute advice in any form, including but not limited to investment, accounting, tax, legal or regulatory advice. The information therefore has no regard to the specific investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any specific recipient. Opinions expressed are our current opinions as of the date appearing on Trading View only. All illustrations, forecasts or hypothetical data are for illustrative purposes only. The Society of Technical Analysts Ltd does not make representation that the information provided is appropriate for use in all jurisdictions or by all Investors or other potential Investors. Parties are therefore responsible for compliance with applicable local laws and regulations. The Society of Technical Analysts will not be held liable for any loss or damage resulting directly or indirectly from the use of any information on this site.
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by The_STA