here you go Saturn, since you love gold.  Weekly views, one shows possible long term support should this crap continue going lower.  

    The daily of course is quite extended now from the 9 EMA, maybe some reversion to mean bounce soon though

    It is bearish and in some collapse mode

    Posted by torvix on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:03 am

    Thanks Matt...

    Posted by saturn6 on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 09:58 am

    While I am buying the physical down here...I do prefer Silver.

    I mean! ...Where else do you put your cash apart from the commodity sector/? I have some in the FTSE hoping for a bounce from the 20/MA and the 38%Fib, but the weekly has some heavy resistance...

    Maybe an Inv 'H&S' if it can recover and close above the 50% of last weeks candle.

    Where else to put cash

    Posted by a_l_ on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:02 am

    Where else to put cash in a deflationary environment? Cash!

    ha true.   Okay guys last

    Posted by matt on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:07 am

    ha true.  

    Okay guys last post on this precious metals stuff otherwise it becomes 90% of the blog, it's not doing anything anyway, no buy signals or reversals, trend is the same, so no reason to dominate the blog with it until we see a signal

    Anyway this video Money as Debt ,explains why simply printing money does not equal inflation, explains how money works and understanding deflationary / inflationary cycles will make more sense.  Great educational video, watch it if you haven't

    lastly when trading, throw away the articles and conspiracies, TRADE THE CHARTS, a lot simpler that way

    Deflation/?....Where?

    Posted by saturn6 on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:07 am

    I know Oil dropped but did we get cheaper fuel?

    http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts

    Don't the Austrians say that

    Posted by a_l_ on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:15 am

    Don't the Austrians say that inflation & deflation are in money first and prices on a delay? A strong dollar is by definition deflationary because it increases purchasing power. But there's also deflationary slack in labor worldwide; production capacity, etc. All deflationary.

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