Gold stock sentiment indicator.
More contrarian evidence. Blackrock suggesting gold is not the inflation hedge we think it is.
And Barron's are suggesting gold could fall further and other commodities are a better investment.
That about rounds up all major hedge funds, banks and financiers bearish positions on gold.
In the meantime they are quietly accumulating and stashing.
After all, the gold disappearing from Perth Mint must be going somewhere and it isn't the ETF's.
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The fun and games continued on Friday night and $1,700 held up well with a strong rebound from this level.
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I have included the trend as I see it on the sentiment indicator.
As you can see it is about to slice through the trend and seems very likely on Monday.
We could be in for a bull trap (circled) but I think this unlikely. Do not mistake this for volatility.
We will know for sure if sentiment continues to rise then on the reversal, a rising trend acts as support.
I expect support to be between 30% and 35% depending how strong and long sentiment rises for.
I think Aussie gold stocks will do quite well on Monday.
If the tide has turned then the sentiment indicator could well be an excellent tool for timing entry and exit in gold stocks.
The structure of this market has changed and understanding it will be critical for making mucho dinero.
Given how this market works, I suspect the next low to be somewhere around April 28th. Plenty of time to make hay before then. Sentiment must keep rising from here. A pause is possible but not banking on it.
BASEL lll is the known unknown.
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