PaulDeep19131

Gold: Moderate Consolidation Then Break-out. BRACE FOR IT!

Long
FX:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Due to obvious reasons that I have highlighted in the past, including eventual monetary policy easing around the world, global economic numbers (i.e. manufacturing) beginning to dwindle, and now, the threat of an escalated USA-China tariff spat, I am eyeing an eventual big break-out for Gold.

Moreover, Trump has appointed some latest Fed nominees that are extremely heavy gold bulls; Trump has also made it clear he wants the USD lower to balance currency manipulation and devaluation across Asia and Europe. All in all, the cards are lining up for a long Gold run as I have said numerous times. However, keep in mind, until we get to 1500 it will not be linear; be patient and stay long - never panic sell during retracements unless confirmation for at-least 2 consecutive trading sessions.

There will always be fake bearish traps particularly for Gold and Silver (we just had one push Gold to 1400-1402). PRO TIP: diversify amongst a few gold and silver stocks that have posted strong recent quarters as they will be poised for break-outs.

I continue to hold my predictions from over a month ago:
1) Gold not under 1400 for 2 or more years; pushed ahead by 6 year base
2) Long bull run; B wave
3) Gold to set new record highs likely in the ladder half of 2020 (Q3-Q4)
4) Reasonable probability of Gold > or = to ~1700 near Q1 2020

Bonds and treasuries continue to dwindle into worthless status. This is a key reason why this will NOT be a fake-out like in the past. Why? Bonds were over 4.5% during the last fake-out - now 1.85% and falling.

Predictions for the near future (approximations):
A) 1441 (current) to 1434-1438 to 1447 (re-test)
B) 1447 --> 1470
C) 1470 --> 1450
D) 1450 --> 1490
E) 1490 --> 1470
F) 1470 --> over 1500
G) Heavy bull influx once 1500 is reached; quickly to 1550 after 1500 reached.

- zSplit
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