Sunday, 22 April 2012

The Silver Foxes Den: GLD Study

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Signal Indicators: Emotional Ranges are generated by Ratio Positions on the Fibonacci Grid
Fibonacci Ratios: Solitude range=0 -.382 / Normal range= .382 - .618 / Frenzy range= .618 - 1.00

Symbol: GLD

Period: Weekly

where we were .......






















where we are now...


Analysis
RSI= Normal (transition) Bullish Bias
Price= L1 Grid Frenzy (overbought)
Stochastic=Normal (transition) Bullish Bias
RSI Stochastic = Solitude (oversold)Bullish Bias

Level 1 Grid
 1999.78       0.8541  
 1815.31       0.76393 Resistance
 1516.84       0.61803 Support
    
Conclusion: Oversold with RSI holding in the Normal (transition) range this looks like a buying opportunity. GLD appears to be completing an reverse Head and Shoulder pattern as well as a downward triangle.


Action: old positions Hold / new positions Buy 

where we were....






















where we are now...
 



Analysis
RSI= Normal (transition) Bearish bias still suppressed by supported over 30%
Price = Level 2 Grid Frenzy (overbought)
Stochastic =Frenzy (overbought) Bullish bias
RSI Stochastic =  Frenzy (overbought)

Conclusion: Gold is in transition stage as it works it's way through a Bearish reversal pattern and reverse head and shoulders. Mixed signals do not give clear directions









Action: old positions Hold review Trailing Stop /Buy with Trailing Stop


Point and Figure
where we were....































where we are now..... 


Market Stats
O $161.78
H $161.97
L $161.15
C $161.38
VOL 8,300,000


Analysis:  Price remains stalled in a very tight range previously we had felt an uptrend was due but there are mixed signals as the overall pattern of the chart appears to be a double top with a second double top at 174.

Action: Hold review stops

Bullish Percent
where we were...


Bullish percent is signaling a major buying opportunity gentlemen start your engines!

where we are now...



an even better opportunity!

Long Wave position is Solitude which is defined as oversold and should be viewed as Bullish for Gold Miners


Cycle Projections and Interactive Fibonacci Grids are generated and courtesy of David Knox Barker and Long Wave Dynamics.

Wall Cycle Top Projection
Start: 6/22/2011
Date Fibonacci Ratio Status
8/15/2011       61.803%        Shorter than Ideal  *hit
8/31/2011       50%        Shorter than Ideal
9/17/2011      38.196%        Shorter than Ideal  *hit
10/8/2011       23.606%        Shorter than Ideal
10/21/2011       14.589%        Shorter than Ideal
10/29/2011       9.016%        Shorter than Ideal
11/2/2011       5.572%        Shorter than Ideal
11/10/2011       0%        IDEAL TARGET
11/18/2011       5.572%        Longer than Ideal
11/23/2011       9.016%        Longer than Ideal
12/1/2011       14.589%        Longer than Ideal
12/14/2011       23.606%        Longer than Ideal
1/4/2012       38.196%        Longer than Ideal
1/20/2012       50%        Longer than Ideal
2/6/2012       61.803%        Longer than Ideal
3/31/2012       100%        Longer than Ideal
6/27/2012       161.803%        Longer than Ideal

Wall Cycle Bottom Projection
Start 1/7/2011
Date Fibonacci Ratios Status
8/24/2011       61.803%        Shorter than Ideal
9/9/2011      50%       Shorter than Ideal
9/26/2011       38.196%        Shorter than Ideal
10/17/2011       23.606%        Shorter than Ideal
10/30/2011       14.589%        Shorter than Ideal
11/7/2011       9.016%        Shorter than Ideal
11/11/2011       5.572%        Shorter than Ideal
11/19/2011       0%        IDEAL TARGET
11/27/2011       5.572%        Longer than Ideal
12/2/2011       9.016%        Longer than Ideal
12/10/2011       14.589%        Longer than Ideal
12/23/2011       23.606%        Longer than Ideal
1/13/2012       38.196%        Longer than Ideal
1/29/2012       50%        Longer than Ideal
2/15/2012       61.803%        Longer than Ideal
4/9/2012       100%        Longer than Ideal
7/6/2012       161.803%        Longer than Ideal

Interactive Fibonacci Grid Price Projections

Level 1 Grid
  High

       2184.24       0.94427
       2113.79       0.90983
       1999.78       0.8541
       1815.31       0.76393 Resistance
       1516.84       0.61803 Support
       1275.38       0.5
       1033.89       0.38196
       735.42       0.23606
       550.95       0.14589
       436.94       0.09016
       366.48       0.05572
Low Low



Level 2 Grid

Interactive Fibonacci Grid

High 1999.78

       1972.86       0.94427
       1956.23       0.90983
       1929.31       0.8541     
       1885.77       0.76393   
       1815.31       0.61803
       1758.31       0.5
       1701.30       0.38196 Resistance
       1630.84       0.23606 Support
       1587.29       0.14589 
       1560.38       0.09016
       1543.74      0.05572
Low  1516.84

Bradly Siderograph for S&P 500
Major Turns
16 /3 2012
12/ 6 2012
28/7 2012
22/12 2012

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