Gold & Silver; Imminent shift of sentiment?
Wall
Street and hedge fund managers make money either way. No matter bull
or bear, they are ready and have sharpened their knife for the next
few rounds. The shift in gear is just the start as the mass public
continue to suck into the belief that everything is fine now
regardless of more debts and paper money printed to safe the economy
since 2008. Hold on for a second though and rewind back to what goes
us to the economic crash in 2008? It was subprime mortgage and
massive borrowing which central banks are doing at the moment. So who
exactly is going to pay for those borrowed money? Politicians and
elected individuals set the current rules but future generation will
pay.
The promise of current spending to pump and improve overall wealth can only be realised by few. As per our previous commentary “We continue to feel that the equity market is heavily overbought and correction near to the end of the year sounds viable.” Major stock market indices have shown its true colours as traders look to unwind their trade and lock in some decent profit. Rounds of positive economic data have stimulated talks of tapering in December 2014. With China joining the printing game, it is only a matter of time for the US to pass the baton to China. The Eurozone is taking a rather laissez faire approach as lending continue to tighten regardless of the low interest rate environment set by the ECB. 2014 will prove to be a tricky year as we get from not so good to bad and from bad to worse.
Gold Technical Outlook
Daily
Chart
The
bears failed to hit home below previous low as the bulls look set to
defend key area and build further support above the psychological
level at $ 1200. As long as gold trades above $ 1200, there is a
chance for a corrective move higher with the first resistance at $
1292 area followed by a possible 5 wave correction to a maximum of $
1390 area.
Resistance: $ 1267, $ 1292, $ 1306 Support: $ 1228, $ 1200, $ 1181 |
Traders Notes: We
are long from $ 1250 and only a break below $ 1222 will end the trade
as we target this corrective bounce to meet resistance at $ 1303
area.
Short Term (1 - 3 weeks) | Medium Term (1 - 3 months) | Long Term (6- 12 months) |
Bearish target $ 1100 | Slightly Bullish - $ 1315 | Flat |
Silver Technical Outlook
Daily Chart
Trading
silver market needs deep pocket which says a lot on its recent move
as traders lock in some profit from the short selling. Short covering
is expected but for how long?
Should the price regain to trade above $ 20.15
and close above that, we will set a buy to target previous support
which is now resistance at $ 21.35. Weekly chart dominate with
a strong bearish indicator as prices continue to trade in a downtrend
channel.
Resistance: $ 23.25, $ 23.90, $ 24.53 Support: $19.05, $ 18.80, $ 18.20 |
Traders Notes:
Look to place another long should prices breach above $ 20.15 with
target at $ 21.15.
Short Term (1 - 3 weeks) | Medium Term (1 - 3 months) | Long Term (6 - 12 months) |
Flat | Bullish to test $ 24.80 area | Bullish - a potential bull run? |
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16 Dec 2013