Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.
If you disable this cookie, we will not be able to save your preferences. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.
I’m looking for a bottom today or tomorrow, and this breakdown to turn into a bear trap.
What is your EUR target once it starts rallying?
I would think at least a 23% Fibonacci retracement of the decline, maybe a 38%.
Dont currency moves once set in a directional move last alot longer than expected and really need central bank intervention to change course or is that not true?
I’m not suggesting an end to the bear market, just a corrective move.
I assume then that you would also say that the $USD will fall, which in turn would put a bid back on the golds? I would agree at this time.
That one is tough. Gold is stuck in an intermediate degree decline. It may or may not continue down even after the dollar tops.
Is there a possibility for $ at 101? That would surprise many I guess
After a rally from 80 to 100 in matter of months… why would a move to 101 surprise people?
Do you still believe that the miners have put in an ultimate bottom?
Hard to say at this point. I was expecting them to hold up better during gold’s ICL but instead they began to quickly breakdown.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/bank-korea-joins-global-policy-035819634.html
Is the Fed determined to be the biggest idiot and hike when all the other major central banks are easing? Look, even if it doesn’t hike, the US is still relatively tight.
Pingback: The Investor Zone – Smart Money Making Tips | Need to Know: Ignore the rising dollar and embrace the next stock-market dip
In January Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley was very brave to predict no rate hike until 03/2016. I thought it was good. At the time, her title was “economist”. Today, she said on CNBC that the Fed “wants” to raise but is “unable to” this year. And I just realized that she was promoted to “chief economist” last month.
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/historical/marketbreadth.html