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Gold (Weekly)
Feb. completed a five wave advance from the April 2001 low. The Feb. high
should be followed by at least a three wave correction. Gold is near the minimum
target for a corrective decline beginning at 320. However, the bear trend will
probably continue to Aug. or later. 320 is only the minimum target for a corrective
decline which could extend to around 280. The current decline off the Feb. high
should only be the wave-A of a three wave, ABC, correction lasting for several
more weeks or months.
The weekly Dtosc is in the extreme low zone signaling the current phase of
the bear trend should be near a low.
Gold has had a very regular 16-19 week low-low time rhythm since the April
2001 low. If this time rhythm continues, a temporary low followed by a 3-5 week
advance should be complete within two weeks. The short term trend position as
shown on the daily chart on the next page indicates the low is likely to be
complete by next week if it was not complete at last week’s low.
Time April 10-14: Maximum time target to complete a W.5 low. A low in this time
frame should only be a W.A of an ABC correction off the Feb. high.
Aug. – Oct.: Probable time target to complete a corrective low off the Feb. high.
Trade Intermediate Term (from Feb. 5 high): Short against a close above 371.
Strategies Short Term: The downside appears very limited but both gold and silver are
likely to make at least slight new lows next week before a W.5 low is complete.
The ideal trade set-up next week will be if gold/silver make new lows into the
ideal W.5 target zones followed by a daily reversal signal to exit short trades
and reverse to long trades.
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