heres the goldmeter - available free below in the links
its not rocket science ..treat Gold like a currency (XAUUSD) and watch for divergence on USD and GOLD indexes
recently its been as easy as pie to sell XAUUSD..........the usd is strong strong strong so always pressure on the XAUUSD to fall ..........just wait for GOLD index (violet) to fall as well and you have a win win
more recently we see the gold index coming north into USD territory .....so no trading at present ...............
unless usd takes a real hit I can only see this as a temporary respite before we get the chance to dump XAUUSD again
N
morning all
in truth I hav'nt the time or the inclination to continue to swop banter / insults with the next in line new resident comedian on T2Win........
jees....... .ive been there and done that far to many times now over the years at this excellent forum.....and tired/bored of it .........seen them all come and go......and would continue to do so if I was bothered .........but I have been around the block a lot here and its always good to make changes .....so time for a break
allocating my daily/weekly T2win time now back on my consultancy work and my trading .......time is always valuable to me .........nothing left to prove here at T2win .........
my signature area and links will remain and I will keep an eye out here from time to time plus keep in touch with Forexperian and a few others
always contactable via my home page here or [email protected]
Cheers all
N
Has N gone?
Who said he could go?
NVP kindly get your ass back in here.
Don't make me visit you in sunny Chichester
trading my goldmeter indicator (in free links below)...........its simple really
I am looking for a weak usd and then I attack a rising Gold index
or vice versa
in a perfect world I look for the gold index (violet) to actualy breach above or below all the other grey lines (which represent the G7 currency indexes) .........this means that gold is being traded very aggressively and moving with much more momentum than the fiat currencies
a few buys and sells
N
Like that and use something similar my self.
I would add following indexes into that mix, should you choose to accept;
oil, treasury yields, stock, dollar and inflation.
Understanding their relationship coupled with time-lags is key imo.
Moreover, as Yellen set 2% inflation as a key target for raising rates, that's going to have a DIRECT knock on effect to all those parameters... :idea: