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    by Bill Downey  Investor/trader & price analysis of Gold and Silver

 

 

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Gold consolidated for most of Monday reaching our first level resistance at 1075.......the markets remain under pressure as the debt crisis had reared its ugly head again........as long as gold is under 1075-1085 the pressure will remain on the downside...............

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 Tuesday  Feb 9th 12:30 AM EST--- the daily gold and silver buttons are updated as well as buy zone.

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Tuesday February 9 2010 12:35 AM EST USA Time (last Home page update below) 

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The 21st Century Gold Bull Market watch is on.

Gold's pullback is now in its 10th week since the December peak.  The 1070 area gave way last week and now gold is trying to find a bottom from which it can launch a rally from.   The 1075-1095 area is initial resistance this week followed by the 1110-1125 area.

February is usually a sell month in the metals and is the 2nd worse month in the stock market for down prices.  Meanwhile the US Dollar remains strong................so far.  Gold bugs should remain cautious until gold can get a foothold and end this downtrend.

Last weeks test of the 1145 area culminated in a 80 dollar downdraft from midweek to the low.  Gold is trying to find a bottom from which it can mount a bounce from.  Support is the 1040-1050 area initially.  Should gold form another mid month peak on a bounce, it could set up the potential for an end of February low and a test of the 200 day average near the 1000 area.

Should gold move above the 1075-1085 area it could spark a rally towards 1095-1110 and allow gold to resume its rally.  Anything less than that and the downside will remain a threat.

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Monday's wrap................

Monday's outlook was for gold to consolidate and the forecast played out.  Price remained on the upper end of its range and tested the resistance listed on the daily report button of 1075-1085 coming in at the 1076 area as a price high on Monday. 

Tuesday's outlook....................

We continue to favor a bounce attempt for gold.  So far gold has consolidated below our old support area of 1070-1075 as it has become initial resisatance.  The bottom line this week is how gold will act if it can get a foothold above 1075-1085.

So far gold is building up a base from which it will attempt to get back into the "triangle" zone. Due to the huge drop last week, some of the moving averages are still a good 30-40 dollars away.

Support is the 1048-1053 area and last weeks low.  Resistance is the 1075-1095 area on Tuesday.

So far gold is just holding above the tiny blue moving average at the 1060-1067 area.  Should gold move above 1077 it will encounter resistance at the 1081-1087 area (the tiny purple and fast yellow moving averages).  On the downside, a break below the tiny blue moving average and 1058 would prompt a test of the support area listed above. 

While odds favor a bounce, the potential to consolidate again on Tuesday can't be ruled out.  Gold's spike down and subsequent bounce on Friday set up a reversal pattern, but it remains to be seen if it's just a temporary bounce.  Stocks, Silver, and commodities remain under pressure and the Euro has taken a major spanking so far in 2010. 

Bottom line:  Gold still has a lot of work to do to re-establish its uptrend and while a bounce is favored, the short term price trend has been at the 1067-1070 area for 24 hours bordering on Neutral and Bearish and leaving its options open as to direction on Tuesday.

Click on the daily button for a more in-depth analysis.

 

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The MEDIUM TERM TREND - A visit to a projection made 16 weeks ago by Goldtrends.

Reprinted BELOW IS MY PROJECTION FROM OCTOBER 17th after we got our MEDIUM TERM BREAKOUT. 

 

As you can see, this bullish projection was actually too conservative as November has already reached my December price projection.

Regardless, the black breakout channel top line is still a valid resistance area on a monthly basis.

SHOULD we exceed the 1144-1155 area, then the next stop should be the 1180-1200 area in gold.

If there is a wave "b" in this chart, and we are currently in it, I sure wish someone would show it to me as price is really already as far as I have projected with the exception of the last bar I drew.

THERE IS NOW MAJOR SUPPORT THAT IS FORMING AT THE 1020-1070 area in GOLD.

THERE UPPER RED CHANNEL LINE HAS BEEN RIPPED TO THE UPSIDE.  We can see the final flurry of 2007 did that also.

NOTICE HOW THE BLACK BREAKOUT CHANNEL was constructed off of that price area.  In regular fashion gold has thrown off the bull wagon those who were looking for a top in September, October, and now November.  Quite frankly, a pullback would be healthy here, but I suspect that we must be heading for the 1180-1200 area.   If we remain above 1140 for any length of time..........we'll probably see those numbers by weeks end.

Bottom line:  THE MEDIUM TERM TREND has been up and remains up.

Check out the BUTTONS  for more in-depth analysis on the top left side of this webpage.

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Check out the link:  Outlook, Jim Rogers, Nouriel Roubini and Goldtrends own Bill Downey in UK Telegraph:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/gold/6537637/Gold-how-high-can-the-price-go.html 

 


 

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