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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Miners and the U.S Markets.

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To: Robov who wrote (1846)6/19/2014 9:13:48 AM
From: The1Stockman  Read Replies (1) of 1954
 
You've made some very good calls no doubt, ... this one is inline with how you view the markets. Nice work.

Golds up nicely this morning in premarket, making a high of $1,288.40 thus far, lets hope it holds, we will see if the miners tack on some more gains or if they take a breather, I have a lot riding on Physical gold and Silver, I'm hoping we get to a sustainable point, its been a yo-yo PM market for far too long.

Gold has a Solid Base directly above where today,s price is, the $1,290+ area and just below $1,300 (black square) while the lowers are approaching overbought, I'm hoping this is going to be a February through mid March type of move and not an early April to mid April type, just look at the W%R in those time frames, it will reflect the action on the bar-chart. Its nice to see it sticking its head above the short term upper trend-line this morning.


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I see the dollar is down this morning, as the lowers are nearing oversold now, but as I stated weeks ago, ... it left some work behind in and around the $79.40/20, this drop could be one that mimics mid Feb to mid March, the lowers scaled the bottom for around a month. The longer and lower it goes, the better the chances for a sustainable gold rally, the lower levels in gold I spoke of in recent weeks, ... just might come to pass.

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