Gold & Silver Signals
Hi everybody ,
Is there anyone here who can analyze gold & silver charts or provide us with some Signals ??
Many ThanksWhat you are talking about is the skills which you have to develop in order to trade in Gold, Silver or any other Instruments.
Why will some trader do that for you or anyone else when in fact this is a highly competitive markets and he needs to make sure his profits are coming.
Just some links:
Multipair_Sinyal indicator to trade the Gold - this post.
Some more:
Trading Gold/USD: good thread with many indicators and images posted.
GOLD_EA_TRADE_lx_v19_1a EA is on this post;
GOLD_EA_TRADE_lx_v19_1b EA is here.
Trading Crude Oil Futures:
- good discussion is on this thread.
- system for OIL TF M5 is here.
What you are talking about is the skills which you have to develop in order to trade in Gold, Silver or any other Instruments. Why will some trader do that for you or anyone else when in fact this is a highly competitive markets and he needs to make sure his profits are coming.
Thanks for your reply , It's just for a competition on a demo account i don't think using it in the future any more .
Thanks
Just some links:
Multipair_Sinyal indicator to trade the Gold - this post.
Some more:
Trading Gold/USD: good thread with many indicators and images posted.
GOLD_EA_TRADE_lx_v19_1a EA is on this post;
GOLD_EA_TRADE_lx_v19_1b EA is here.
Trading Crude Oil Futures:
- good discussion is on this thread.
- system for OIL TF M5 is here.Thanks newdigital for your kind reply , It really helps
Appreciate that .
Gold Falls as Investors Buy Dollars
Gold investors are the least optimistic in 5 weeks as due to political
problems in Europe. All gains of 2012 have been lost recently as investor turn
to USD seeing stronger-than-expected US economic growth.
Gold had risen 14% percent to $1,792.70 by Feb. 28 on the Comex in New York,
before falling to $1,585 today.
Bullion reached a record $1,923.70 in September 2011. Prices have since
fallen as as the USD became the safehaven asset. Barclays lowered its 2012
forecast by 8 percent to $1,716 yesterday because of political problems and
mounting debt in Europe and concern that Asian (especially Chinese) economy
growth will continue to slow.
Gold Prices Continue to Fall over European Debt
The price of gold rose steadily this year, but has since falling to the same
level as early January. Europe’s debt crisis isn’t going away, and political
instability is on the rise in many countries. France has a new socialist
government, Italy recently replaced theirs, and Greece’s parliament is
deadlocked without a coalition ruling party.
June gold futures dropped 1.5% to $1,560 and spot gold prices dropped 1.4% to
$1,556.
Initially gold had rose steadily in 2012 due to record low interest rates in
Europe and the United States.
Gold had rallied amid record-low interest rates from
Europe to the U.S. The Federal Reserve has promised to keep rates at
“exceptionally low levels” until late 2014.
Gold prices have been floating below its 200-day moving average for several
weeks now. This is a sign to technical traders that the price of gold can still
fall further down. Gold call options betting on higher gold prices are at the
lowest level since December 2008.
Brent Crude Up Slightly on German Growth
Brent crude oil was up slightly today after welcomed good news regarding
German GDP growth. This news was a welcome change from the Greek political
standoff and debt issues. Brent crude oil is still the benchmark for the United
Kingdom and much of Europe.
German GDP data for Q1 2012 was better than expected, raising hopes of a way
out of the debt crisis. Outlook for the rest of the EuroZone is still flat or
negative economic growth.
The Greek political deadlock has collapsed as political parties failed to
form a coalition. This gives strength to the fringe parties who aggressively
oppose the EU bailout plan and government austerity budget cuts. It seems likely
there will be another Greek election in June.
US WTI (West Texas Intermediate) crude oil fell again today as traders
anticipated larger oil inventories stockpiling and a stronger US Dollar.
Silver Wheaton Looks to Increase Growth on Low Silver Prices
Silver Wheaton’s share price has falled a lot recently as the whole global
markets pull back. However many analysts are still very optimistic and looks to
see Silver Wheaton grow by increasing inventories at lower prices. The company
purchases silver from producers.
Silver Wheaton currently holds $1 billion in cash and another $400 million
in lines of credit. This puts them in a great position to increase silver
inventories at this time and gives them a very optimistic outlook for the
future.
Worldwide Shortage of Lead Coming as Prices Rise
Lead is at a year-low currently, but poised to rise on global shortages. Demand for lead has gone up every year for the past 5 years as the metal is a crucial part of industrial batteries.
Wolrdwide stockpiles dropped 7.6% since October 2011 when lead prices reaches an all-time high. Analysts estimate that prices will rise 13% before the end of the year to about $2,273 per ton as supply struggled to meet demand.
Demand is coming largely from the industrial sector and the high-tech markets as a major component of batteries. However demand is outpacing supply by 150,000 tons per year. This gap will rise further as a major Canadian mine run by Xstrata (XTA) will close next year as its deposits are exhaused. The company will focus on new, more profitable mines.
Currently only China is developing new lead mines
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Hi everybody ,
Is there anyone here who can analyze gold & silver charts or provide us with some Signals ??
Many Thanks