That's right! I see us slowly sliding to $800, THEN we can backup the truck.
Even I will admit it is showing a good amount of strength.
Not to get off topic, but maybe it has something to do with Trump doing 180s on virtually everything as well as the concern of the French elections coming up.
Somehow, sometime soon, someone will find a way to slam it back down and attribute a supposedly valid reason to it.
Cortopassi wrote:That's right! I see us slowly sliding to $800, THEN we can backup the truck.
Even I will admit it is showing a good amount of strength.
Not to get off topic, but maybe it has something to do with Trump doing 180s on virtually everything as well as the concern of the French elections coming up.
Somehow, sometime soon, someone will find a way to slam it back down and attribute a supposedly valid reason to it.
Who knows...i will guess the us market is just taking a breather because it has been on a hot streak. Gold and LTTs are benefiting as folks call in some bets for whatever reasons and rotate to other asset classes
I heard this guy Arora on a Kitco video say the other day that there exists an industry designed to harvest money from Mom and Pop gold traders who trade using simple rules like the 200 day MA. That explains why when people start chasing gold, it suddenly reverses on them and they wreck. Good advice use your own criteria and don't chase it.
I wonder what's next for gold? $1310 or $1260? The guessing never stops. One more buy, and I'm done with large buys. I think it will be an ETF buy, so I can more easily rebalance in the future.
I don't understand the obsession with a few dollars per ounce. Maybe if I were buying 1000 ounces at a time, I would worry about that, but not for any reasonably-sized order.
Libertarian666 wrote:I don't understand the obsession with a few dollars per ounce. Maybe if I were buying 1000 ounces at a time, I would worry about that, but not for any reasonably-sized order.
I agree. Just buy it already! If you don't buy it, it'll go higher. If you do buy it, it'll go lower. It's a market-timing golden rule.
You forgot the other two rules, useful during the decumulation phase: if you sell it, it will go higher, and if you don't sell it, it will go lower.