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The Commodities Corner
This report has been deactivatedHold Gold?
Mon, Nov 23 2009, 13:41 GMT
by Andrei Pehar
fxKnight.com | View company's profile
Over the last week, Gold again reached record levels – hitting our long-term weekly target at 1133.24.
There is speculation that since India recently bought 200 metric tons from the IMF and increased its holdings to 6% that China will follow. China is the largest producer and consumer of gold in the world.
Many economists expected that the sale of gold to India by the IMF would cause the price of gold would fall. However, the bottom did not fall out because this purchase was known a year in advance, and the markets have already largely priced this news in. This is after all not a change in the balance of supply and demand, it is simply a change of ownership.
So, what's ahead for the precious metal?
The 1133.24 target which was hit on Friday represents the 138% Fib extension of a prior 38% retracement, effectively concluding this long-term pattern. Nevertheless, price has continued to hold support above 133.24 on the daily chart, suggesting gold may be a good candidate for a “bonus round” up to the 161% Fib level at 1211.03.
On the weekly chart, should price fail to close above 1133.24 as support, we could then alternatively see a move down first to 1096.32; perhaps eventually as far as 1007.33
Published on Tue, Nov 24 2009, 13:58 GMT
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