Gold shorten?
Aber die Zeiten, wo man Gold nach fundamentalen Hintergedanken traden kann, sind vermutlich vorbei.
Was soll's, mir isses recht - hab schließlich immer noch meine vorvorgestern bei 1648 gekauften Longs in der Tasche.
Gold wartet auf die Aussagen vom G20 Meeting morgen:
Gold Down Ahead of G20 Meeting - Chinese New Year Slows Purchasing - Thursday, February 14th, 2013 - http://www.wealthdaily.com/articles/gold-down-ahead-of-g20-meeting/3983
A mix of factors contributed to gold dropping below $1,650/oz yesterday. Domestic retail sales showed anemic growth over January, the week-long Chinese Lunar New Year slowed gold purchases, and other investors held their breath for a G20 meeting scheduled this week. It’s widely expected that the meeting will produce guidance for gold in the near future. Moreover, the U.S. S&P 500 rose to its highest intra-day level since late 2007, causing investors to shift away from gold and other commodities. Reuters reports: "More money is piling into the equities and real estate as the economy is getting better. It doesn't bode well for gold which is not rising with the stimulus programs in China and Japan," said Bruce Dunn, vice president of trading at precious metals dealer Auramet. Spot gold was down to $1,641.74/oz in the afternoon. Gold futures for April were down to $1,645.10/oz..As for the G20, finance ministers and governors of central banks are due to meet on Friday in Moscow, and currency policy debates are expected to feature strongly. It’s very likely that the news emerging out of Moscow will influence gold’s position in the market over the coming weeks
Gold prices slip ahead of G20 meeting - 9:45 am EST, 02/13/2013
http://forexblog.oanda.com/20130213/gold-prices-slip-ahead-of-g20-meeting/
Gold slipped below $1,650 an ounce in thin trading on Wednesday as investors hugged the sidelines ahead of a G20 meeting later this week which is expected to give clues on currency policy. China’s week-long Lunar New Year holiday also curbed trade. Gold suffered technical selling pressure this week, with prices sliding to their lowest in more than a month at $1,638.82 after breaching a succession of support levels. Spot gold eased 0.2 percent to $1,647 an ounce by 1306 GMT, recovering from the previous session’s one-month low of $1,638.82. U.S. gold futures for April delivery eased 0.1 percent to $1,647.30 an ounce. Some traders said they were confident chart support above $1,630 an ounce will keep losses in check. “Prices are holding well around the $1,640s area … it looks like every time you get close to the bottom of the range there are some buyers around,” MKS’s head of trading Afshin Nabavi said. “We should hold the $1,635 level on the downside … The market is looking at anything for direction for the time being and players are awaiting the G20 at the end of the week as something that could provide it,” Nabavi said. G20 finance ministers and central bank governors are set to meet in Moscow on Friday, with negotiations around competitive currency policies likely to dominate. The Group of Seven rich nations tried this week to cool growing tension over exchange rates, sparked by weakness in the Japanese yen, but markets found the effort lacking in clarity. European shares recovered earlier losses, while the euro firmed against the dollar after better-than-expected euro zone industrial output data. Gold has tended to track stock markets for much of the last year, benefiting from a sharper appetite for assets seen as higher risk, but the relationship is fluid. “Support from both the investor and spec (speculative) community is needed in order for gold to stage a convincing recovery from here,” UBS said in a note. “But the lack of urgent fundamental motivation makes it difficult for gold market participants to muster enough conviction. “After some support around $1,639, the next technical target is $1,625,” UBS said. “We’d expect revitalised interest there.”
Soooo easy wird es nicht da nachhaltig durchzugehen.
Knüppel aus dem Sack - au wack,
find dieses Szenario nett - da werden meine vielen Puten schön fett.
Will bestimmt nich als Schlaumeier dastehen, aber ich hab euch schon so oft gewarnt. Die Bäume wachsen nicht in den Himmel, und erst recht nich die von Dax und Gold.
Beim Dax sehe ich den nächsten Kandidaten...
was man im Rückwärtsgang fährt dauert es nicht mehr lange und man steht wieder da wo man im Low Anfang Januar stand, d.h. bei ca. 1625/26. Mal schauen was das G20 Meeting morgen dazu beitragen wird.
http://forexblog.oanda.com/20130213/gold-prices-slip-ahead-of-g20-meeting/ => UBS said in a note. "After some support around $1,639, the next technical target is $1,625,” UBS said. “
Hier mein Tipp für den nächsten Kandidaten, hab ich übergewichtet im Depot:
DX4BKL
Ich freu mich hier über jeden, der den Bankstern ordentlich Kohle aus den Rippen leiern kann. Neid empfinde ich nur, wenn die Bankster gewinnen.
«Alles ist nicht Gold, was gleißt,
Wie man oft Euch unterweist.
Manchen in Gefahr es reißt,
Was mein äußrer Schein verheißt;
Goldnes Grab hegt Würmer meist;
Wäret Ihr so weis als dreist,
Jung an Gliedern, alt an Geist,
So würdet Ihr nicht abgespeist
Mit der Antwort: Geht und reist.»
Shakespeare, Kaufmann von Venedig
Will nicht zynisch sein, war selber long :-(
josef9020: 20:04 #6446 genau dies hab ich bei #6439 bereits geschrieben
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Genau dies? Wo steht denn da was zur von mir angesprochenen SKS von dir in #6439?
josef9020: #6439 wenn nochmal morgen bei etwa 1620 unterstützt dreht, kannste nen kleinen Calle wagen. Würd ich aber lieber Puten aufstocken. Nur meine unmaßgebliche Meinung, welch ich hier von mir gebe. Will bestimmt nich als Schlaumeier dastehen, aber ich hab euch schon so oft gewarnt.
Info:
Verkaufe 2008 von BP6HUP zu 7,35
Kaufe 777 von BP6X2X zu 1,85
Evtl. kleiner Rebound. Mal abwarten...
Redzuiere DX4BKL mit 1000 zu 5,26.
Nur meine Meinung, bzw. meine Nase..................