Daily Trading Strategies on Gold/Forex

Discussion in 'Commodity Futures' started by Gold Trader, Jul 30, 2006.

  1. target was reached directly and gold reversed soon after the hit.
     
    #221     Nov 16, 2006
  2. those XAU sell programs sure can be something !

    and if it was not a sell program then what the heck was it ?

    that was some of the longest sustained selling I have seen
    in quite some time in the miners today

    :eek:
     
    #222     Nov 16, 2006
  3. currently, gold is just trading within a tight range between 629~ 615.

    i believe only short term traders can take advantage of it. otherwise, it will be a disaster for long term traders
     
    #223     Nov 21, 2006
  4. Is gold likely to break over 630? Seems to have broken above daily downtrend line. Any chart evidence for break? :confused:
     
    #224     Nov 21, 2006
  5. currently, gold is too overbought. another reason is there are some holidays in the us. for those reasons, gold would only be trading in a tight range in this week i think.

    but weekly pattern is a kind of bullish. so, in the medium term gold would be going much higher.
     
    #225     Nov 22, 2006
  6. gold is breaking out.

    we can long today i think.
     
    #226     Nov 22, 2006

  7. What do you make of any correlation between Gold, Oil, and the Euro? I heard that gold and euro *tend* to follow each other?

    And oil?
     
    #227     Nov 23, 2006
  8. to answer the last...

    gold is , to some extent, an inflation play.

    it is a refuge to safety (a concrete asset vs. the dollar which is merely based on trust since the gold standard was evaporated).

    when most people are talking about the EUR, they are talking about the EUR as related to the $$$, as in EURUSD.

    if EURUSD is going higher, that means one Euro is buying more dollars. dollars are worth less in regards to the EURO.

    if gold is going higher, that means an ounce (or any quantity) of gold is buying (can be exchanged for) more dollars.


    so, to put it briefly - yes, there is correlation.

    if ANY commodity is going up in price, that means (basically) that less of that commodity is equal to $1.

    that's what inflation means - your dollar buys less of "stuff", whether that stuff be food, commodities, cars, or whatever.

    similar commentary could be made regarding the oil contract.

    i think people need to ALWAYS understand that correlation =/= causation

    however, it is certainly true that smart traders can capitalize on intermarket divergences and/or foreshadowing to make an intermarket play.
     
    #228     Nov 23, 2006
  9. The Toronto Stock Exchange hit record highs today (it is weighted towards mining, resource stocks)


    www.tsx.com



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    #229     Nov 23, 2006
  10. i think gold would be breaking out to upside.

    it would even approach 640 today i believe if gold didn't fall below 628.
     
    #230     Nov 24, 2006