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Gold Analysis and Strategy By Florian Grummes July 18, 2009 Here is my bi-weekly gold report in different currencies. Gold Spot Price Analysis Gold in USD (one ounce = US$936.70) Charts courtesy stockcharts.com. Compared to the price two weeks ago nothing much has happened in the gold market. After a short drop down to U$905.00, gold moved up again to the rising 50d MA (U$938.03). Short covering, a weaker dollar, and the strong rally in the broader stock market were responsible for the US$35 gain in the last five trading sessions. In the bigger picture the correction since the all time high in March 2008 (U$1,037.00) is still in play. To end the correction a sustainable move above of the U$1,000 level is necessary. Although the MACD gave a buy signal last week I expect the rally to stop around the level of U$950.00. The upper Bollinger Band (U$947.53) is already close and acts as resistance but more important is the general strong resistance at U$950.00 -- in the last year-and-a-half many attempts to break through that resistance failed. Volatility is decreasing due to the summer season. The 200d MA (U$878.45) is still far away and a test within the next weeks or months seems pretty probable. The mid- and long-term charts are very positive. Gold is building a base below US$1,000 and one of the next attempts to break through that level will be successful. Within the next weeks the sideways movement should continue but expect also a quick and short drop below U$900.00 to test the 200d MA. Even a drop below the 200d MA down towards U$845.00 is very possible -- that would not be a surprise but instead very typical for this market. Here we could find a very good risk reward entry for a longer-term position. Instead should gold rise above the U$950.00 level we have a clear buy signal -– although I personally don't think that this would be the move above U$1,000.00 everybody is waiting for. But in this case the price of gold should at least move quickly above U$965.00 to start a new attempt to break through the U$990.00 level. The long-term technical and fundamental perspective for gold is still super bullish. The next price targets are the Fibonacci Extensions of the correction since March 2008 at U$1,250.00 and U$1,600.00. The DowJones/Gold ratio is now at 9.33. The strong gains of the last five days indicate that the stock markets all over the world will continue to recover. The German DAX could move up to 5.350 - 5.500 within the next weeks and until the end of summer the bulls will probably be in charge of the game. Long term I expect the price of gold moving towards parity to the Dow Jones (=1:1). The next primary cyclical change is still years away. This means we are still in a long term bull market in gold (and also commodities) and in a secular bear market in the broader stock markets. Gold in EUR (one ounce = 664.28€) EUR Gold is basically moving sideways as well. The pullback down to the €650 level was only a short one and buyers came back in the market pretty fast. Obviously for gold in euros we have the summer doldrums. The rising 200d MA (actually €659) is still an important support. If that support fails we can expect prices around 630-625 within the next weeks. Be consistant and buy physical bullion with prices below €670. Gold COT Situation The newest COT Data indicate that the commercials cover their short positions slowly below the level of U$930.0 but we are still far away from a buy signal. I still believe that a new big sustainable rally in the price of gold can only start when the commercials reduce their short positions to below -100.000 contracts. Under U$900.00 the commercials probably will start cover more of their sold positions. If a move down to U$845.00 should really happen, the COT Data will look much better. February 17, 2009 = -196.360 (PoG Low of the day = U$970) March 10, 2009 = -172.851 (PoG Low of the day = U$892) April 18, 2009 = -153.419 (PoG Low of the day = U$885) May 19, 2009 = -183.065 (PoG Low of the day = U$920) May 26, 2009 = -208.136 (PoG Low of the day = U$939) June 2, 2009 = -226.521 (PoG Low of the day = U$970) June 9, 2009 = -225.047 (PoG Low of the day = U$947) June 16, 2009 = -207.368 (PoG Low of the day = U$929) June 23, 2009 = -194.430 (PoG Low of the day = U$913) July 7, 2009 = -191.307 (PoG Low of the day = U$922) July 14, 2009 = -182.287 (PoG Low of the day = U$917) Only a few very big players hold this concentrated short position. In the same time the spread between the spot price and the price for the next future contract is shrinking. As soon as we are in a backwardation in the goldmarket the game is over for the bears. It's not yet the time to bet against this and to expect a short-squeeze soon. But keep in mind that every cartel and manipulation end one day. Gold Seasonality It's July - the worst month for gold. The trading volume in most of the markets is decreasing and erratic movement can easily happen. Gold Sentiment Last Thursday -- on my flight back from Milan -- I accidentally listened to a conversation between two young men. One of the guys proudly mentioned how important it would be to watch the gold price all the time (he was using his iPhone to do that). They were average investors and not specialized in trading and investing. That short conversation strengthened my belief that the average investors –- the "weak hands" -- have to be shaken out before the breakout through the U$1,000 level can finally be successful. Conclusion Gold is pretty strong. In other words, the correction so far seems to be limited. Early next week we might see an attempt to break through the level of U$950.00 but I don't see any strong reason why that important resistance should break soon. I expect another move down from that level but if the stock market gets momentum gold might be able to rise up to the U$990.00 level again. My main concern is the negative COT Data. On top seasonality does not support such a strong rise either. I expect at least a test of the U$875-885 level within the next two months. I believe even a short drop down to U$845 is very probable. If the Commercials cover more of their short positions here –- at least partially -– the base for a new and this time successful attempt up to the U$1,000 level (and further) will be set. That should happen in autumn and winter. Goldmining Stocks Analysis Goldbugs Index USD Goldbugs Index USD (348.00 points) The HUI Goldbugs Index had a strong reversal last week –- the index is up nearly 15% in the last five days. The MACD indicator gave a clear buy signal. The next resistance is the upper Bollinger Band (U$364.64) but to get there the HUI has to rise above the rising 50d MA (U$350.37) first. I doubt that this will happen very soon. But on the other hand the mining stocks tend to move with the broad stock market. If the Dow, DAX and Co should make new highs this summer the HUI should do even better. Only the flat 200d MA (actually 289.14) is far away from the current price level and indicates potential for futher correction. The weekly chart is not very positive. Especially MACD shows no need to get in the market. Short term everything might be possible but mid-term I expect a much better opportunity to buy goldstocks later in autumn this year. Recommendations Commodity exchanges can dump gold debts on ETFs http://www.gata.org/node/7586 Gold Mid-Year Seasonal Trend Review July 2009 by Bill Downey www.safehaven.com/article-13922.htm To receive my FREE bi-weekly Gold Trading Analysis reports, please visit my website at www.TheSilverGoldSpot.com. FLORIAN GRUMMES (born 1975 in Munich, Germany) is a self-employed professional full-time trader and very creative music producer and songwriter. He started trading and investing in 1996 and has specialized in the precious metals sector since 2003. He did countless trading and self-development workshops and did as well the Supertrader Program with legendary Market Wizard Van Tharp. His main focus is technical analysis but he always carefully researches fundamental and sentimental perspectives as well. He writes the very successful gold analysis "Midas Touch" every two weeks in German and English. His main passion besides trading and music is self-growth and spirituality. 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