finally, someone else
#11
Posted 13 September 2009 - 07:23 PM
#12
Posted 13 September 2009 - 08:10 PM
bottom line: the real risk is being out of the real bull as dharma has so patiently told us.
thinking any one of us, short of senior , will time it right is JUST PLAIN NUTS
This is why I have a long-term holding in gold miners in a separate account specifically for long-term trades. I look at that account about once a week, and have kept positions in it sometimes for years at a time. No intention to sell my long-term holding in gold miners for a long time (years, probably, maybe even several years - but I'm not promising anything).
However, I do have another account which I trade in much more frequently (swing trades and position trades) and which I monitor daily, and sometimes I do buy and sell gold miners in it. Often I trade the S&P, bonds, oil, natural gas, Nikkei, etc. in it, however, as well. I trade the S&P the most, by far.
I find separating time frames in one's trading to be quite helpful.
-Scott O'Neil (son of William O'Neil), Portfolio Manager at O’Neil Data Systems, when asked where the Dow would go in the coming months
#13
Posted 13 September 2009 - 09:42 PM
the bradley is mondayIf I may comment:
I have Wed, Thurs or Fri of this week marking a potential turn in gold, FWIW - similar to what you say Merriman has
My feeling is we will either start moving lower to re-test the top of the triangle ($970-75) or start to explode higher, by the end of this week
If a re-test of the top of the triangle were to occur, and fail, $950 would be the next level of support for gold
Just my opinion, FWIW
i have the cycle end on the 18th
marcus rose has the bradley on the 18th
http://www.bradleymo...om/markus_rose/
so , i will go w/my work and get back to 85% long , i dont like the drawdowns in corrections , but nobody can time the beast of the market to perfection. no body!so , i believe that this is a bull market and will end in a parabolic blowoff. so, w/those premises i will continue to maintain minimum of 85% invested. you can see and feel the loss of confidence in government world wide. as that increase , gold's desirability will increase and thus its price. the dollar is a flawed currency , yes it will have rallies, which will give way to lower lows.
traderama- i am not doing this for the short term. the bottom of the cycle comes in late oct/nov.
dharma
#14
Posted 14 September 2009 - 06:27 AM
I bought my long hold last year around $800. My question was in reference of a short term top which to me will be the last correction for a long time in gold. You are correct, in the long run saving 50-100 pts. Merriman has a 25 yr cycle in gold pointed higher and not due to top out until the end of the next decade..is that long enough... I was curious on Dharma's take.bottom line: the real risk is being out of the real bull as dharma has so patiently told us.
thinking any one of us, short of senior , will time it right is JUST PLAIN NUTS
#15
Posted 14 September 2009 - 06:29 AM
Thanks Dharma. I know that. It was a quesiton of out of curiousity. As I just stated in my last reponse, I have been long gold since $800 last year and nothing will come between me and my gold.the bradley is mondayIf I may comment:
I have Wed, Thurs or Fri of this week marking a potential turn in gold, FWIW - similar to what you say Merriman has
My feeling is we will either start moving lower to re-test the top of the triangle ($970-75) or start to explode higher, by the end of this week
If a re-test of the top of the triangle were to occur, and fail, $950 would be the next level of support for gold
Just my opinion, FWIW
i have the cycle end on the 18th
marcus rose has the bradley on the 18th
http://www.bradleymo...om/markus_rose/
so , i will go w/my work and get back to 85% long , i dont like the drawdowns in corrections , but nobody can time the beast of the market to perfection. no body!so , i believe that this is a bull market and will end in a parabolic blowoff. so, w/those premises i will continue to maintain minimum of 85% invested. you can see and feel the loss of confidence in government world wide. as that increase , gold's desirability will increase and thus its price. the dollar is a flawed currency , yes it will have rallies, which will give way to lower lows.
traderama- i am not doing this for the short term. the bottom of the cycle comes in late oct/nov.
dharma
#16
Posted 14 September 2009 - 06:54 AM
If I may comment:
I have Wed, Thurs or Fri of this week marking a potential turn in gold, FWIW - similar to what you say Merriman has
My feeling is we will either start moving lower to re-test the top of the triangle ($970-75) or start to explode higher, by the end of this week
If a re-test of the top of the triangle were to occur, and fail, $950 would be the next level of support for gold
Just my opinion, FWIW
I appreciate your input, Aly
TM
#17
Posted 14 September 2009 - 08:54 AM
If I may comment:
I have Wed, Thurs or Fri of this week marking a potential turn in gold, FWIW - similar to what you say Merriman has
My feeling is we will either start moving lower to re-test the top of the triangle ($970-75) or start to explode higher, by the end of this week
If a re-test of the top of the triangle were to occur, and fail, $950 would be the next level of support for gold
Just my opinion, FWIW
I appreciate your input, Aly
TM
Too many bulls? COT Spec. positions hit all time record, does not guarantee a decline but if support breaks it will IMO induce heavy selling and probably cause a mucho steeper decline than most are prepared for. Interesting times amigos.
BSing away
Senor
#18
Posted 14 September 2009 - 09:50 AM
#19
Posted 14 September 2009 - 10:04 AM
If I may comment:
I have Wed, Thurs or Fri of this week marking a potential turn in gold, FWIW - similar to what you say Merriman has
My feeling is we will either start moving lower to re-test the top of the triangle ($970-75) or start to explode higher, by the end of this week
If a re-test of the top of the triangle were to occur, and fail, $950 would be the next level of support for gold
Just my opinion, FWIW
I appreciate your input, Aly
TM
Too many bulls? COT Spec. positions hit all time record, does not guarantee a decline but if support breaks it will IMO induce heavy selling and probably cause a mucho steeper decline than most are prepared for. Interesting times amigos.
BSing away
Senor
I noticed that...the COT data is indeed bearish on gold
-Scott O'Neil (son of William O'Neil), Portfolio Manager at O’Neil Data Systems, when asked where the Dow would go in the coming months
#20
Posted 14 September 2009 - 10:15 AM
while i am not disputing what you say on the cot. the assumption there is the commercials are the smart money. in 80 the commercials got overrun and were wrong on the run. so, while most of the time the commercials are correct, there are times when they are not correctIf I may comment:
I have Wed, Thurs or Fri of this week marking a potential turn in gold, FWIW - similar to what you say Merriman has
My feeling is we will either start moving lower to re-test the top of the triangle ($970-75) or start to explode higher, by the end of this week
If a re-test of the top of the triangle were to occur, and fail, $950 would be the next level of support for gold
Just my opinion, FWIW
I appreciate your input, Aly
TM
Too many bulls? COT Spec. positions hit all time record, does not guarantee a decline but if support breaks it will IMO induce heavy selling and probably cause a mucho steeper decline than most are prepared for. Interesting times amigos.
BSing away
Senor
I noticed that...the COT data is indeed bearish on gold
dharma
Edited by dharma, 14 September 2009 - 10:16 AM.