Gold Spot Price Analysis
Gold in USD (one ounce =
US$1.211,40)
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During the last two
weeks Gold corrected nearly US$80 or 6,3%. The lows came in around US$1.185
last Wednesday. Gold found short term support exactly at the trendline.
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Since thursday we
are witnessing a move back above US$1.200 which could extend further to a
maximum of US$1.235. Normally prices fluctuate around the 50-dMA
(US$1.216,55) for some time before a decision is being made. The important
short term Fibonacchi Retracements are at US$1.215,81 (38,2%) and US$1.234,60
(61,8%). Gold should recover to one of these two price targets.
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If instead the
resistance at US$1.215 can not be taken out quickly we have to be very
careful. Especially the weekly chart indicates a continuation of the
correction. The rising wedge has not yet been broken but the divergences in
MACD and RSI as well as the big gap down to the 200-dMA (US$1.134,55) are not
looking good. The lower weekly Bollinger Band (US$1.077,50) gives a lot of
room for an extended correction.
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The medium- and
long term picture is still very bullish. My next price target is the Fibonacchi
- Extension (261,8% of the last big correction) at US$1.600. This might be
possible until end of this year or spring 2011.
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The Dow Jones/Gold
Ratio is currently at 8.42 points.
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Long term I
expect the price of gold moving towards parity to the Dow Jones (=1:1). The next primary cyclical change is
still years away. This means we are still in a long term bull market in gold
(and also commodities) and in a secular bear market in stocks.
Gold in EUR (one ounce = 958€)
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The correction
during the last two weeks hit the price of EUR-Gold even stronger. Since the
highs in early june EUR-Gold corrected nearly 10,6%.
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There are still a
lot of negative divergences in MACD and RSI as well as very huge gap down to
the 200-dMA (830€). Especially the weekly chart indicates more need for
consolidation and correction. Short term prices in EUR could recover back to
the 50-dMA (979€).
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Overall this summer
correction could force Gold in EUR down to around 850€ within the next weeks
and months.
Goldbugs Index USD (462,59 points)
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The Goldmining
Index HUI lost nearly 13,4% and proved again to be extremely volatile. But so
far the trendline is support.
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The Index should
not fall below 445 points anymore otherwise we will have a big sell signal.
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All in all a kind
of unclear picture. I stick to my view that there is no reason to buy gold
stocks right now.
Gold COT Data
- The
Commercials reduced their shorts by nearly 40.000 contracts but those
numbers are still far away from a position that would be equally to
important lows in the past.
04/18/2009 = -153.419 ( PoG
Low of the day = US$885 )
12/01/2009 = -308.231 ( PoG Low of the day = US$1.190 )
05/11/2010 = -282.644 ( PoG Low of the day = US$1.201 )
06/15/2010 = -278.944 ( PoG Low of the day = US$1.220 )
06/22/2010 = -288.916 ( PoG Low of the day = US$1.232 )
06/29/2010 = -289.956 ( PoG Low of the day = US$1.231 )
07/06/2010 = -249.142 ( PoG Low of the day = US$1.191 )
Gold Seasonality
- Gold has a
strong seasonality. During june, july and august the price normally
moves down or sideways while september is one of the strongest month in
the year.
Gold Sentiment
Still 79% of the advisers are
bullish on gold. As well I have the impression that there is a lot of new and
inexperienced money in the gold market now. The sentiment has to cool down
before a sustainable bottom can be found.
Conclusion
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In the medium
and long term term Gold should be on the way to my next price target around
US$1.600. But right before those big moves there has always been a nasty
setback in july and/or august to shake out the weak hands.
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Short term Gold
could recover up to US$1.215 or even US$1.235. From here the bears should
attack again and force prices down to US$ 1.140-US$1.165 within the coming
weeks and months.
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In case of a
renewed deflationary collapse I would not be sup rise to see Gold moving down
to under US$1.000. This of course would be a great buying opportunity.
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Any move above
US$1.240 neglects the negative technical picture.