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Strategies & Market Trends : Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis

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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (9409)7/16/2004 5:13:44 PM
From: mishedlo  Read Replies (3) of 116555
 
Date: Fri Jul 16 2004 14:40
trotsky (frustrtated @SA stocks) ID#377387:
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i'd say they represent value here, since trees don't grow to the sky. i.e. the Rand won't go up forever. very likely it's now in the speculative blow-off phase though, so there could be more pain in the short term.
also, it's unfortunately likely that when the Rand finally succumbs, gold will also decline.

trotsky (frustrated@USD) ID#377387:
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unfortuately there is good reason to expect a rally in the dollar soon. for instance, the hedgers have a very large net short position in the Swiss Franc now - right at the extreme end of the short/long net exposure channel of the past 10 years. of course, sometimes a trend continues for a while in spite of such extreme positioning data - but i take the Swiss Franc CoTs as yet another warning sign w.r.t. gold related investments.
note also, throughout the recent rally in XAU/HUI ( excuse for a rally really ) we haven't even had a single really decent up day...which is one of the things we need to dispel the impression that this is just a weak bear bounce.
btw. from a technical point of view it does not matter if the 'reason' behind the divergence is the strong Rand or something else.
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