Gold Pennant

By Colin Twiggs
March 11, 2008 3:00 a.m. ET (7:00 p.m. AET)

These extracts from my trading diary are for educational purposes and should not be interpreted as investment advice. Full terms and conditions can be found at Terms of Use.

Gold

Spot gold formed a small pennant between $960 and $990, signaling continuation of the up-trend. Expect another test of the key psychological level of $1000/ounce. Continued narrow consolidation below the resistance level would be a strong bull signal. Retracement below the rising green trendline, on the other hand, is unlikely — and would warn that the up-trend is weakening.

Source: Netdania

Crude Oil

April 2008 Light Crude respected support at $100 to confirm the up-trend. The medium-term target is 100+(100-86)=$114.00 per barrel.

Currencies

The euro is testing short-term support at $1.53. Penetration would warn of a retracement to test the new support level at $1.4950/$1.5000 — which would afford traders an excellent entry point.

Retracements and advances tend to be symmetrical, with price advance after a breakout roughly equal to the previous retracement. The medium-term target for the upward breakout is therefore calculated as 1.50+(1.50-1.43)=$1.57.

Source: Netdania

The dollar is headed for a test of long-term support at 100 yen. The descending triangle on the monthly chart warns that support is likely to fail — which would test the all-time low of 80.

Source: Netdania

The Australian dollar is headed for a test of medium-term support at $0.91. Failure would warn of a test of primary support at $0.85. Respect of support remains as likely, however, and would signal another test of resistance at $0.94/0.95.

Source: Netdania

The Aussie is similarly testing medium-term support at 93 against the yen. Failure would mean a test of primary support at 90; while respect of support would indicate retracement to test resistance at 100. The first option (failure) is more likely, because of the prevailing down-trend. In the long-term, a fall below 90 would signal continuation of the down-trend — with a target of 90-(100-90)=80.

Source: Netdania

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~ Harry S Truman.

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Trading Diary Trading Diary Colin Twiggs My Strategy Disclaimer Incredible Charts Stock Chart Demo What's New About Us Contact Us Terms of Use Terms of Use Market Data Suppliers Terms Privacy Policy Refund Policy	Gold Pennant By Colin Twiggs March 11, 2008 3:00 a.m. ET (7:00 p.m. AET) These extracts from my trading diary are for educational purposes and should not be interpreted as investment advice. Full terms and conditions can be found at Terms of Use. Gold Spot gold formed a small pennant between $960 and $990, signaling continuation of the up-trend. Expect another test of the key psychological level of $1000/ounce. Continued narrow consolidation below the resistance level would be a strong bull signal. Retracement below the rising green trendline, on the other hand, is unlikely — and would warn that the up-trend is weakening. Source: Netdania Crude Oil April 2008 Light Crude respected support at $100 to confirm the up-trend. The medium-term target is 100+(100-86)=$114.00 per barrel. Currencies The euro is testing short-term support at $1.53. Penetration would warn of a retracement to test the new support level at $1.4950/$1.5000 — which would afford traders an excellent entry point. Retracements and advances tend to be symmetrical, with price advance after a breakout roughly equal to the previous retracement. The medium-term target for the upward breakout is therefore calculated as 1.50+(1.50-1.43)=$1.57. Source: Netdania The dollar is headed for a test of long-term support at 100 yen. The descending triangle on the monthly chart warns that support is likely to fail — which would test the all-time low of 80. Source: Netdania The Australian dollar is headed for a test of medium-term support at $0.91. Failure would warn of a test of primary support at $0.85. Respect of support remains as likely, however, and would signal another test of resistance at $0.94/0.95. Source: Netdania The Aussie is similarly testing medium-term support at 93 against the yen. Failure would mean a test of primary support at 90; while respect of support would indicate retracement to test resistance at 100. The first option (failure) is more likely, because of the prevailing down-trend. In the long-term, a fall below 90 would signal continuation of the down-trend — with a target of 90-(100-90)=80. Source: Netdania I remember when I first came to Washington. For the first six months you wonder how the hell you ever got here. For the next six months you wonder how the hell the rest of them ever got here. ~ Harry S Truman. To understand my approach, please read Technical Analysis & Predictions in About The Trading Diary.	A+ A− Most Popular Links Colin Twiggs' Trading Diary Free Download Connection Test My Strategy Twiggs Money Flow How to Trade MACD Divergences Time your Exits with ATR Trailing Stops 2 Great Bollinger Band Trading Strategies Moving Averages Candlestick Chart Patterns
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