I am preparing to head back out again so I might not be here to read other posts that you do regarding this one.
Yes, I remember you pointing these levels out in a recent post and also posting a chart with similar reference,
I am very impressed with how you've pin-pointed these areas.
You've presented a very good illustration to which points out the levels of interest you are referring to. Where are you getting the institutional buying and selling information, I like to add it to my list of tools?
Nothing you point out here is unreasonable, ... I can relate to all of it and I agree on the levels you speak of, as a matter of fact, ... not to steel your ammo, ... these level you've pointing to is also on my radar, ...
Here are two charts I created on the 1st and the 2nd of April that points to this same area as yours, ...
Under the right conditions, which would of course mean lower gold prices, ... anyone of these two areas below the $2.34/36 gap can still print.
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And the path to the levels I point to in the above chart open up once/if we fall below the $2.30-first and then the $2.24 next, (Which is not on this chart but on another, screencast.com ),
... it would then be the $2.14 and anything below $2.14 is a buy for me.
"God only knows if we even head in this direction, but we need to say vigilant."
Have a Safe new Week, ... off to work early AM, and Thank you again for your needed participation.
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