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To: dara who wrote (202472)8/25/2011 8:36:52 AM
From: Veteran98  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 312839
 
Pescod blurb... Ross Clarke and Bob Hoye comments.....

GOLD $1769.30 -92.00

SILVER $39.90 -2.43

So far this week has gone pretty well…but I suspect a lot

of that is betting on the Fed coming up with something tasty

come Friday.

The politicians in Washington still seem to disappoint and

the worries about recession, both in Europe and the United

States seem to grow by the day.

Nice to see the bounce back in the stock market but there

are still those that are doubters and one of the biggest

doubters and biggest gold bugs has been Bob Hoye.

You have probably seen Hoye recently on BNN talking

about higher gold prices and lower stock markets, but for

those who receive Hoye’s ChartWorks with some technical

observations by Ross Clark, are probably taking a hard look

right now at gold and silver.

On August 23rd they put out this rather strong comment

on gold and silver. Yesterday they wrote “Today’s bearish

outside reversal in gold and silver in the appropriate time

window for a top sets the stage for a decline into September.

Initial breaks from tops typically take six to nine trading

days.

Silver should retrace a Fibonacci 61.8% or more of the

advance from June; targeting $37.60. Gold should straddle

the 50-day moving ($1670) within two weeks.

Following and predicting gold, the team has been rather

good...they expect even higher prices down the road.