Hi gobble
Looks like you have gotten a few responses. Can I suggest you have a go yourself mate. I've posted a couple of charts below to show what I mean.
First chart is where we are now and shows what you can do with chart patterns over the longer term. Here is a daily chart showing an inverse Head n Shoulders pattern that was forming for 18 months. When it broke above the neckline in October 2009 it gave a target of ~1380. We hit that target 12 months later in October of this year. If you look a bit harder you can see a Cup n Handle of sorts in there as well.
Second chart shows where gold may be going. This is something a very good chartist by the name of Phil B showed me and is something Robbb discusses on HC a bit. If you look at a chart and see price has bottomed and turned up and hit a line of resistance then falls away, then comes back up to break through the line and backtest from above before moving up, then this line is likely the 23.6% fib level. Using a simple ratio calculation we can project where the 100% fib level is. I've drawn this on the chart below. One thing to note is this is all the data I have so I've made the assumption that the low is at the start of the chart.
Pull yourself up a gold chart and try a few different idea's out and look for some patterns. It's what charting is all about and it's free :-)
Cheers
Rhodes
PS: keep an eye on the MEO chart
- Forums
- Charts
- gold charts
Hi gobbleLooks like you have gotten a few responses. Can I...
-
- There are more pages in this discussion • 1 more message in this thread...
You’re viewing a single post only. To view the entire thread just sign in or Join Now (FREE)
Featured News
Add GOLD (COMEX) to my watchlist
The Watchlist
LPM
LITHIUM PLUS MINERALS LTD.
Simon Kidston, Non--Executive Director
Simon Kidston
Non--Executive Director
SPONSORED BY The Market Online