"As a technician, I feel that there are few analysts that offer value for me, but you do. Your work on Gold ratios has helped my analysis greatly." --Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT (The Daily Gold) 4.9.10

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Post on Commentary blog on Gold

In light of Goldman apparently scaring the crap out of the 'gold community' (SHORT GOLD in '08!, LOL) I made a post over here. Jim Sinclair could be wrong. I could be wrong. You could be wrong. But tell me, since when did this market ever make you feel like you were right indefinitely? All the way from 300 (when I first came aboard) there have been giant walls of worry constructed.

1 comment:

  1. Gary, this article in the Globe was taken to heart in the gold community as being a generalized comment on what kind of action we could expect from Goldman Sachs. But you have to remember the market they are in, which is the Canadian gold market. The $C bullion price is the slowest to break out over its previous highs. Goldman's comments do not refer to other markets which have already broken out. They come at a time when the $C gold price is on the cusp of trumping previous highs set last year. The Canadian Central Bank has no gold in it, so the GS panic is understandable.

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