$VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF(GDXJ)$ Has anyone noticed how the ASX free trade cards have gone up from 999 points to....20,000! Is this a sign of what is to come there?
Goldie, goldie...You still playing tricks with us?...or this time is for real. Using GLD as proxie on a 32D chart, we can see the consolidation range and how the highs were not broken, yet the low range was...wyckoff spring. Declining volume while price consolidates being another sign of accumulation. 6 months chart...more insights. Volume pattern is just textbook...can see current range interacting with 2009-11 top range (distribution) More on future posts (for the points), and let's cherry pick dates a bit...last 23 years...putting crypto aside...can guess what is the best performing asset? (Spx, nasdaq or gold)?
I for one closed my shorts in gdxj last Thursday after 7? weeks and flipped long. In ASX, went for NST. That being said, not all signs of a bottom were met and author is right there might be one more violent leg down. Tonight was painful in GDXJ and the day is not looking good for NST and my old aussie explorers. Will monitor COT data sat morning and price action tonight and see what to do on Mon next week. Good luck all
@程俊Dream:Medium-term correction of GOLD may not be completely,Further decline lie ahead
CPI at 4 (core higher tho), rate pause/skip (as per consensus) or hike...either way, markets are falling & dollar will be up, real soon. Am I sure? No way, but positioned for it...if I am wrong, that's life, will have to close shorts and reasses...but sure as hell the signs are all over ....hype, bull, bull...90% of retail lose their moneys in 90 days, wasn't that the saying? Follow news n retail must be a great plan then
Hhundreds millions of users and relevant in more than China. "Just" tested liquidity at 58, sitting there since 2015...it is a hold for a long period, even if it breaks down again for months, not taking partial profits until 180 or so (more than double my average) That's how bullish I am on this one
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