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Discussion in 'Commodity Futures' started by krazykarl, Apr 19, 2006.

  1. today is profit taking.

    today is an entry point.

    today is ebb-and-flow(the ONLY pattern)


    learn from the mistakes of the guy who shorted gold at 575 and is now illiquid.
     
    #11     Apr 20, 2006
  2. WallStGolfer31

    WallStGolfer31 Guest


    Gold will be well below $600 by the end of the 2006. The fed's stopped raising rates and inflation looks to be low. Asian demand alone can't justify $600/ounce. -4%+ within one day isn't just profit taking...........
     
    #12     Apr 20, 2006
  3. mizer

    mizer

    Very nice

    Did you cover any of the postion?
     
    #13     Apr 20, 2006
  4. mgarc

    mgarc

    thanks. yes i already covered the short.

    what a move. unfortunately, didn't get to hold for the full move.

    had to put my attention to the s&p's, had a pretty sizeable short there.

    best of luck trading.





     
    #14     Apr 20, 2006
  5. God, I hope so!
     
    #15     Apr 20, 2006
  6. the price of gold is not tied to the fed - it's tied to two things right now:

    1) fear in international relations.(Iran, iraq, etc.)

    2) products. jewelry, electronics, etc. India is experiencing hyper-inflation, their population now has the financial means to afford gold products, and large amounts of it.


    It may correct below 600, but it will never be below 500 again.
     
    #16     Apr 21, 2006
  7. contango

    contango

    It's also tied to fears of a crash in the USD and /or US economy.

    Problem is that established gold producers (who've been through the cycle many times before) are using much lower gold prices in their new mine development programs so a lot of their current exploration projects are not feasible. This has the effect of withholding potential new production even further and thus raising the price even higher. From confirming quality estimates from the boreholes it takes at least 3-5 years to bring a new gold mine into production.
     
    #17     Apr 21, 2006
  8. a few years ago the bank of london sold half their gold reserves - other banks have been doing similar. imagine where the price would be if they haden't done that.....
     
    #18     Apr 21, 2006
  9. how are all you shorts doing? :cool:
     
    #19     Apr 21, 2006