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- donnyv replied May 19, 2013
My humble opinion: USD / JPY is key. If it starts its long overdue correction this week, the Euro will probably rally.
- donnyv replied Aug 28, 2012
There is no disagreement or contention here. I also take the view Gold has many years of juice left in its bullish run. However, I'm a swing trader and pay close attention to when the market may temporarily turn / or correct. Nothing else gets the ...
- donnyv replied Aug 27, 2012
I concur with this as well. Despite the technical bias for a continuation of the uptrend, [Three White Soldier candle stick pattern, breakout of key resistance, above 200 Daily MA, etc etc], If on Friday Bernanke hints of no QE3 in September [or ...
- donnyv replied Aug 24, 2012
The market is extremely bullish at the moment -- unless fundamentals begin to mitigate the sentiment of further Fed action. Dollar selling over the last few days has been huge. That's due [as well as Gold] for a correction so be patient.
- donnyv replied Aug 24, 2012
Interesting Read. Although it's been a great run, I personally don't see Gold rising above 1700 without Fed /ECB action. url
- donnyv replied Jul 26, 2012
Yes. Very odd. Got stopped out but risk was small. Waiting for a break and close above 1624 or below 1610. Something tells me the Bullish momentum will not sustain unless something substantive comes out of next week's FOMC meeting. In the meantime, ...
- donnyv replied Jul 25, 2012
This fits with my analysis as well and I will be shorting around 1605-1610 with a stop at 1615. For me, the 100 daily EMA needs to be broken before I take a bullish outlook. QE3 prospects is what's driving up the market, but I guess the big question ...
- donnyv replied Jul 9, 2012
Yes absolutely.
- donnyv replied Jul 9, 2012
Hi Jaimini, Yes absolutely. It is a longer term view. Just reinvigorates direction should these proposals take effect. In a world moving in trepidation towards further uncertainty, I would want my bank holding Gold rather than equities or Greek ...
- donnyv replied Jul 9, 2012
Banks that deal in OTC derivatives will need to stock pile on collateral to satisfy regulators tightening their grips. This means gold [alongside other proposed assets] will be held as collateral and not for speculative purposes. In an estimated ...
- donnyv replied Jul 8, 2012
In a nutshell, The Basel group is proposing Gold [among a list of other assets] be treated as the highest form of collateral in the $650 trillion over-the-counter derivatives market. The aim is basically to standardise margin requirements, forcing ...
- donnyv replied Jul 8, 2012
I don't know if this has been mentioned here or not, but this could be massive for Gold. url
- donnyv replied Jul 6, 2012
Hi Tsotsi, QE traditionally involves injecting newly printed money into the economy by purchasing financial assets in the hope that this newly printed money will make its way into the wider economy and stimulate growth. If the Fed prints and injects ...
- donnyv replied Jul 6, 2012
Gold [at least in the short term] is looking for signs of QE3. The jobs number was bad but not to the extent to get the Fed panicked and immediately launch QE3. The continuous fall of Euro / USD is also not helping Gold's momentum upwards. I think ...
- donnyv replied Jul 2, 2012
Very informative. Thank you. Can i ask, which broker are you using for your options trading ?
- donnyv replied Jun 28, 2012
Damn! End is nigh! Very much in line with other economists like Harry Dent
- donnyv replied Jun 25, 2012
Hi Crgone12, Where do you see it topping out (to take profit ?) ? You think it will resume it's upward momentum or will it go down again ? Cheers...
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