On the front page of all the media outlets is the question if gold is in
a bubble. I ride bubbles and look for beginning signs of bubbles. Bubbles are
irrational, but there is an old saying that markets are irrational a lot longer
than one can stay solvent.
I believe gold is nowhere near a bubble top and believe now is the time to
profit on the next major asset class ready to run through finding the strongest
mining stocks in the sector. I use relative strength to find those companies.
Gold is in a classic cup and handle pattern. The cup and handle pattern has
historically led to major market moves.
You can see by the graph the major breakout from the six month saucer on
excellent volume. Notice how the volume dries up on the handle. Now I expect
a major breakout and a run to $136 on GLD or $1375 an ounce.
Compared to other bubbles gold appears flat.
This a chart of the oil index verse the gold and silver index. Notice the
run in oil before the credit collapse. This run lasted almost 5 years before
it topped. Meanwhile for the past 15 years the XAU has been relatively flat
and yet it has had a nice run we have not seen the run up like other asset
class bubbles.
I believe there are signs that we may be moving into a peak gold area and
would not be surprised if there is a global rush to gold as investors lose
faith in fiat currencies.
The recent collapse of the euro only preludes what will eventually happen
with the dollar and treasuries. Now many people have run from the Euro to dollars,
but I believe that is temporary. Now is the time, before the masses rush in,
to buy gold and specifically the strongest mining shares which I highlight
here. This is not the time to be bottom fishing other markets. I believe to
stick to strength. This chart above gives me the confidence to know that we
have not entered bubble territory yet.
I started reading charts at eleven years old. One day my father, a market
trader and technician found his library of books on technical analysis mysteriously
disappearing. He later found the textbooks under my bed. For many years day
and night I studied technical analysis and charting, working and learning from
my father who has over 50 years of trading experience. Technical analysis is
my passion and love.
In 2001, I started noticing the junior mining stocks and gold as having a
tremendous upside. For the past 9 years I have researched many juniors and
have identified the major winners using technical analysis and finding top
management.
I earned a Bachelors Degree in Mathematics and a Masters Degree. I learned
most of my technical analysis from the school of hard knocks, managing real
money for myself and for my family.
Constantly perfecting my craft, I have traded for two decades of success in
many different markets. I have been asked to post ideas to some of my students
who have taken my course in charting and technical analysis. I have made an
excellent living trading stocks for myself.
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