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Week in Review of HUI
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ChartSmarts
, Apr 01 2005 09:23 AM
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Posted 01 April 2005 - 12:37 PM
Hi Doug,
Miners have to start outperforming metals here in a big way. Downside risk in my mind is if HUI 195 is taken out, then HUI 170s comes into play. That would be the end of wave "C" in a large HUI contracting triangle IMO (waves D and E would still be needed).
cheers,
john
Miners have to start outperforming metals here in a big way. Downside risk in my mind is if HUI 195 is taken out, then HUI 170s comes into play. That would be the end of wave "C" in a large HUI contracting triangle IMO (waves D and E would still be needed).
cheers,
john
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bobalou
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Posted 01 April 2005 - 06:26 PM
HI john ...I have the $$ testing the 85.40 dxm5 .by wed.thur..gold 412...so if feb's low's do not hold ...next weeek,not good.and oil,just a matter of time
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Posted 04 April 2005 - 03:40 PM
Hi Lou,
I just saw your post. DXY can test 85.4 as you suggest. Gold is hunting for a test of $418 - 420 and if this breaks, your target is likely. I wonder what the miners will be doing with all this. Weakness should persist for metals this week.
cheers,
john
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