how to trade gaps, page-5

Two interesting charts of gold and DOW/gold

http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2013/3/5_The_Roadmap_To_%244%2C866_Gold_Within_2_Years.html

The second chart is particularly interesting.
It shows the DOW dropping relative to gold since around 2000.
Dow is going up only relative to fiat dollars (not gold) and only because they keep printing so many more dollars.
What might be concluded from that chart is that while the DOW might keep rising relative to dollars as they keep printing, gold will continue to rise much more rapidly than the DOW assuming the trend continues.
Keep in mind the timeframes allow for periods such as the current one where Dow outperforms gold for significant time (correction within the down trend for DOW relative to gold).
For the target area to be reached gold would have to rise 10 fold, Dow needs to drop 90% or some combination of Dow dropping by less than 90% and gold rising by less than 10 fold.
Of course the target might not be reached but the direction and strength of the trend is obvious and implies the next move in gold to the upside will likely be explosive.
The last DOW/gold cycle low (high price of gold relative to DOW) occurred in 1980. The next one as projected would be only a few years away.
If it does occur let's hope it’s due to gold skyrocketing as in 1980 ($100 to $800 in under 5 years) and not the DOW crashing. Continued aggressive printing might help achieve the less painful option with gold skyrocketing rather than DOW crashing- assuming of course the target is actually achieved. Might be best to hope its not.