NVP
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can you just show AUDUSD and XAUUSD so we can take a look ?......
thanks
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Almost instant feedback from me, once I saw your post, NVP.
Sharing your thoughts might be appropos.
Here's the strange thing.
Nearly all the major currencies are negative or about to go negative against Gold and yet the Gold price hasn't gone up. How can this be? Very puzzling indeed.
The last time AUS Dollar went negative there was a quick $100+ move up in Gold.
...and, King World News is 'down' today, because Google says it is a potential attack site.
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I like to use a longer timeframe. Notice how AUS has begun to go negative from the fairly long tenure above the +10% line. Euro is almost on par with Gold. Last time Euro did this it marked a low and last time AUS went negative from longish tenure above one of the 5% multiples, it signalled a quick 100 dollar plus rise in Gold.
I also look at oil and stockmarkets to see if anything shows up in relation to Gold. However, Gold can be considered a currency and it's worth is measured against currencies primarily.
Generally, it would appear that some of the long held market correlations and contra indications aren't acting entirely as they once did. Further signs that the markets are totally manipulated by the central banks' actions. There are very few true markets out there.
Hi,
I love your indicator but I don't know why it does not work on my chart. I can see only the two main lines, pink and green but only the green that moves while the pink just goes straight.
I am using Meta4.
Any advice?
Thanks,
Ket
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I like to use a longer timeframe. Notice how AUS has begun to go negative from the fairly long tenure above the +10% line. Euro is almost on par with Gold. Last time Euro did this it marked a low and last time AUS went negative from longish tenure above one of the 5% multiples, it signalled a quick 100 dollar plus rise in Gold.
I also look at oil and stockmarkets to see if anything shows up in relation to Gold. However, Gold can be considered a currency and it's worth is measured against currencies primarily.
Generally, it would appear that some of the long held market correlations and contra indications aren't acting entirely as they once did. Further signs that the markets are totally manipulated by the central banks' actions. There are very few true markets out there.