We've seen this before. Gold made a new multi-year high in early December 2004. From there, the dollar rallied for 11 months while gold consolidated. When the dollar topped in November 2005 and started down, gold blasted off from $460 to $730 by May of 2006. Click on the chart:
This time, gold made an all-time high in early December 2009. Since then, the dollar has rallied from 74 to 85 while gold has consolidated between $1226 and $1045. See:
At some point, the dollar rally will likely top out. If gold is still in a consolidation pattern, I would expect that a falling dollar would be the catalyst for a run at $1650 - $2000 an ounce.
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ReplyDeleteI'm just trying to march onward through the fog . . .
Thanks for the Analysis. $1045 we have a jmup point on Trend Analysis, Elliot Wave puts us in a 3rd leg, this gives us down side which we suspect will be around our mutual $1045.
ReplyDeleteWe differ slightly, as I'm sure many do, in that consolidation appears to have concluded. Breaches in the upper resistance levels support a theory that Gold spot is ready to move past historical highs before a correction i.e. 4th down side to a 5th up and beyond.
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