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Silver: A break below 1920 is a sell signal

Gold Spot we wrote: likely to be forming yet another bear flag, meaning eventually we will break lower, but it is impossible to now the timing.

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Well it happened on Friday!! Selling at resistance at 1675/80 worked last week & finally we broke below 1650 for the next sell signal, initially we targeting 1640/35 - a low for the day exactly here in fact. Outlook remains negative.

Silver we wrote: key support at 1950/30. A break below 1920 is a sell signal.

Silver also broke lower to the next target of 1880/70, with a low for the day exactly here. Outlook remains negative.

WTI Crude November made a breakout of the September low at 8125/8090 the downside as predicted for an obvious sell signal targeting 7950/20 & 7800. A low for the day exactly here in fact

Remember when support is broken it usually acts as resistance & vice-versa.

Daily analysis

Gold broke lower & kindly retested the break point at 1650/55 to allow us to get in to shorts after the sell signal was triggered. We hit the next target of 1640/35, as we look for 1610/00. I am looking for a break below 1590 to targets 1560/55.

Gains are likely to be limited with key resistance now at 1650/55. A break higher however can target 1680/90. Shorts need stops above 1700.

Silver broke key support at 1950/30 for a sell signal targeting 1880/70, perhaps as far as 1850/40 on Monday. If we continue lower look for 1810/00.

First resistance at 1930/50. Shorts need stops above 1960.

WTI Crude November shorts on the break below 8090 worked perfectly targeting 7950/20 & 7800. From a 1 month trend line at 7800 down to the 100 week moving average at 7750 is first support today. A break lower is another sell signal targeting the 500 day moving average at 7630/00. Failure to hold above here is an important longer term sell signal.

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