1. Gold Spot price Analysis
1.1 Gold in USD (one ounce
= US$1,274.40)
- Last tuesday
Gold finally broke out above the strong resistance area at US$1,260.00.
It advanced strongly to new all time highs at US$1,282.50. But friday's
price action leaves some question marks on the chart as gold corrected
down to US$ 1,272.00.
- This setback
on the daily chart could develop into a candlestick pattern called
"Evening Doji Star" which is a clear warning signal. Gold is
now very close to the upper Bollinger Band (US$1,276.26) and the weekly
chart still shows a potential bearish wedge formation. These are the
warning signals on the charts but so far the only ones.
- Of course
the 50-dMA (1.217,98US$) is quite far away and the RSI indicator is
getting overbought. But this is typical for a strong and healthy bull
market.
- The former
resistance zone between US$1,250.00 and US$1,265.00 is now becoming
first support and will surely be tested within the coming weeks or
months. I suppose we will first see a continuation of the uptrend
reaching my 1st price target around US$1,332.85 - 1,339.00US$ soon. From
here a fast and nasty selloff back to the breakout level would be very
typical.
- The medium-
and long term picture is unchanged and still very bullish. My
next long term price target is the Fibonacci - Extension (261,8% of the
last big correction) at around US$1,600.00. This might be possible until
end of this year or spring 2011.
- The
DowJones/Gold Ratio is still moving in a tight range and is currently at
8.32 points. A move down below 8 points confirms the new upleg in Gold
and underlines the long term shift away from paper assets towards hard
assets like precious metals and commodities.
- Long
term I expect the price of gold moving towards parity to the Dow Jones
(=1:1). The next primary cyclical change
is still years away. This means we are still in a long term bull market
in gold (and also commodities) and in a secular bear market in stocks.
1.2 Gold in EUR (one ounce = 978€)
- Gold in
Euros is still moving between the 38,2% and 61,8% Fibonacci Retracement (985€
and 947€). The stronger Euro (or weaker dollar) negated the price
advance in US$-Gold.
- As I have
mentioned already a couple of times I do not expect €-Gold to clearly
take out the all time high at 1046€ until end of this year. My
supposition is that Gold in US$ will move up strongly but at the same
time the US-Dollar will be very weak until end of this year. Therefore
gains in €-Gold should be limited. A weak dollar would be supportive for
the the stock markets as well.
- Every
setback down under the 50-dMA (946€) remains a clear physical buy.
1.3 Goldbugs Index USD (495.12 points)
- The HUI
Goldmining Index is still fighting with the critical resistance zone at
around 500-525points. If the breakout succeeds we should witness an
explosive rally that could take the index up to around 750 points which
equals a 50% increase.
- To maintain
this positive scenario the index should not fall under 475 points
anymore.
- The Junior
Goldminers are leading the market now and already broke out three weeks
ago.
1.4 Gold COT Data
- Although
Gold advanced strongly last tuesday the commercial short position
increased only slightly. Without a question we are at critical levels
here, but I guess there is still more room to go up. But it definitely
remains a warning signal.
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)
07/13/2010 = -248,348 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,197)
07/20/2010 = -215,664 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,175)
07/27/2010 = -227.555 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,156)
08/03/2010 = -222.029 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,180)
08/10/2010 = -230.980 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,192)
08/17/2010 = -249.570 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,223)
08/24/2010 = -264.300 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,210)
08/31/2010 = -284.561 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,232 / High of the day =
US$1,250)
09/07/2010 = -287.680 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,245 / High of the day =
US$1,257)
09/14/2010 = -292.939 (PoG Low of the day = US$1,249 / High of the day
US$1,274)
1.5Gold Seasonality
- Again
september proved to be one of the best month in the year for precious
metals. And still this seasonality pattern supports a continuation of
the current rally in gold and silver.
1.6 Gold Sentiment
There have been only small
changes in the Put/Call Ratio within the last two weeks.
The market participants are clearly positioned for higher prices to come.
Date
|
Total Calls
|
Total Puts
|
PC Ratio
|
09-10-2010
|
580496
|
342444
|
0.590
|
09-03-2010
|
561074
|
321909
|
0.574
|
08-27-2010
|
512636
|
306670
|
0.598
|
08-20-2010
|
506650
|
341343
|
0.674
|
08-13-2010
|
479883
|
327881
|
0.683
|
08-06-2010
|
464943
|
310577
|
0.668
|
07-30-2010
|
444253
|
285816
|
0.643
|
07-23-2010
|
539221
|
392250
|
0.727
|
07-16-2010
|
512312
|
369411
|
0.721
|
07-09-2010
|
499068
|
352830
|
0.707
|
1.1 Conclusion
- Mid-
and long term term Gold should be on the way to my next price target
around US$1,600..
- Looking
forward to the next couple of months I am very sure to see a strong
advance in gold and precious metals. My first price target is at
US$1,339.00, then US$1,441.00, US$1,521.00 and finally maybe even
US$1,600.00 until spring 2011.
- Short term
Gold should continue to climb higher besides some warning signals. I
think US$1,335.00 - US$ 1,339.00 are possible within the next two or
three weeks.
- But from
there I expect a sharp correction back down to the new support level
between US$1,250.00 and 1,265.00US$. Everybody who is not yet
invested should be patient and wait for this correction. Buying in at
current levels is definitely way too risky.
- Should Gold
instead move clearly down below US$1,265.00-1,260.00US$ already within
the next days we have to be very alert since it could signal a false
breakout and a confirmation of the rising bearish wedge on the weekly
chart.