XAU/USD Weekly Technical Analysis
The Week Ahead
Highlights: - Greece's day of reckoning is only the start - Further JPY-weakness may be in store - Light US data may see risk rally stall
By Brian Dolan | Feb 17 | Forex.com
ProSticks Daily Forex Technical Forecast
Euro resumed its down trend again as market is getting sick of the bailout.
Sep 29 | IBTimes
Autochartist - Weekly Commodities Update: Gold
Much of the commodities complex experienced its biggest sell-off so far this year during last week's fund liquidation of large positions in energy, precious metals, and grains, as the US Dollar recovered sharply in what appears to be a short term bear market rally.
By Jonah S. Ford | May 09, 2011 | Autochartist
Trading Forecast Gold
Gold closed lower on Tuesday and the mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday.
May 05, 2011 | HY Markets
Autochartist - Weekly Commodities Update: Gold
The $1,500 per ounce barrier was broken in the gold market last week for the first time ever, as the US Dollar extended losses against the Euro and other major trading partners, and crude oil remained in a firm uptrend. The ominous outlook for price inflation coupled with no end in sight for the central bank intentions to keep printing money to maintain the global stimulus effort.
By Jonah S. Ford | Apr 24, 2011 | Autochartist
Weekly Gold and Silver Report
This week produced a very choppy and volatile $29.50 range as world geo-political tensions as well global economic data had traders and investors alike scrambling to adjust their trading positions accordingly. The North African and middle-east chaos has been fueling the dramatic price rise in Crude Oil futures.
By Mike Daly | Apr 02, 2011 | PFG Best
Weekly Gold and Silver Report
This week Gold traded another new all-time high ($1448.60) as once again high Crude Oil prices helped to fuel this week's rally. As the north African and middle-east geo-political chaos continue to offer global uncertainty it has become apparent that investors are still choosing the precious metals as their "safe haven' investment choice.
By Mike Daly | Mar 25, 2011 | PFG Best
Autochartist - Weekly Commodities Update: Gold
Precious metals are navigating a wide but largely non-directional trading range amidst the turmoil of world events, with most of the complex holding firm near record highs awaiting further clues on which way the winds will for the global economy.
By Jonah S. Ford | Mar 20, 2011 | Autochartist
Weekly Gold and Silver Report
This week brought another wild trade and vast ranges to the Gold market as the yellow metal covered a $43.90 trading range as the world investors tried to decipher all the news from the globe. Today we learned that the situation with the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant although still very serious may actually be improving. This is obviously great news !.
By Mike Daly | Mar 19, 2011 | PFG Best
GOLD: Corrective Weakness Set To Continue
The commodity remains biased to the downside as it continues to weaken on the back of its correction started from the 1,444.30 level. With a negative close recorded on Wednesday and Gold opening lower in early Asian trading today, further declines are expected towards its .50. Fib Ret (1,307.60-1,444.30 rally) at 1,375.86.
By Mohammed Isah | Mar 17, 2011 | FX Tech Strategy
It's Do or Die Week for Equities and Gold
The past couple weeks have been choppy in the equities market. While the strong intraday moves are great for day traders, it is extremely difficult for swing/position traders who normally hold positions for 3-60 days in length, which is my focus with this newsletter.
By Chris Vermeulen | Mar 13, 2011 | TheGoldandOilGuy
Weekly Gold and Silver Updates 3/11/2011
- The correction decline continues as a pullback respected the 1418 pivot and a bearish engulfing candle developed in the 4H chart. - The RSI in the 4H chart shows that the RSI is below 40, about to tag 30. - If the price action breaks below the 1404 (78.6% retracement in the 4H chart) pivot, we can go towards 1395 (38.2% retracement in the daily chary).
By Fan Yang | Mar 11, 2011 | FX Times


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