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Hank.. That was an especially sober post
Cheer Up ...lots to smile about on Gold Chart
Can't believe Woods bailing out based on some bogus cycle work of his. Not even waiting for some legitimate LT negative price confirmation tells me he's no trader and not much of an anal-cyst either. Maybe he will get lucky and figures its time to try a shot at picking a top and being the next guru. Well, anyhow I don't expect to see him on Puplava's newshour anymore, but maybe the Prechter goldy-bears will now adopt him
This week was absolutely nothing to even waste one drop of sweat over and even though we are very, very likely dropping down more, technically there is NO REASON whatsoever to be concerned unless 400 is decisively broken. Chances are we are going to make a deeper retracement below the prior 435ish highs.
Notice the enormous supportive convergence now lying at exactly the even 400 level begging to be tested! Would this make me do a chicken shit Woods move and sell all my bullion? Of course NOT, I would welcome it as a healthy, normal, expected pull-back. Even a break down below 400 on a weekly close basis might ruffle my small emerging chicken feathers, but the next level at 375 is CRITICAL LT support and although not pleasant, still holding above it will keep my gold right here in it's safe.
Below 375, OK time to start clucking nervously and maybe unload.
Notice golds two prior $75 runs have been met with $50 retraces or the good ol' fibo .6 backstep. Where does that put us here...uggghhh OK.
I have marked the 3 major support areas but 400 is the one to really watch and nobody should even start getting LT bearish gold on me unless and until it gets violated.
If you are not already in this thing look to add an initial postion at the first $425 and actually hope you get a dip to $400 to add the next. Use $370 as a stop area.
Back to the Woods and his cycle crap. I am no expert on cycles but have studied all the cycle guys and subscribed to some of their news services, have some cycle software, etc. Curry, Harley, Bressart, Ehlers. Read all of Ganns work on cycles and Hurst's "Profit Magic"
The only cycle work I subscribe to and utilize anymore is found right hereDoc understands and applies Hurst better than any of them, and they all try to use some variation or component(s) of Hurst methodology. Doc is hard working, honest, and extremely dedicated to his analysis. He also has an incredible knowledge of finance and workings of the credit markets and has many of his own custom indicators pertaining to them. Liquidity is the foundation underlying our markets and no one gives you a better read on what is happening there than Doc.
I know that Doc is not pulling the plug on gold here, but if and when he does, you'll only know by subscribing.
Nuf Said,
Hank