Gold prices are expected to remain near the 200-day moving average due to positive factors like US and European budget deficits.

solar 2011.09.28 07:55 #1261

Vizard:
short...

maybby.maybby. as long as no position ))))

Tantrik 2011.09.28 08:30 #1262

neither. the option is triangles!

Leonid Borsky 2011.09.28 09:05 #1263

Information for thought:
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Gold:
"The decline in gold prices has come to an end - at the level of the 200-day moving average will form a "bottom," Dominic Schneider, chief commodity analyst at UBS Wealth Management , told Bloomberg. - If gold prices were to fall below $1,500/ounce, it would end the uptrend and it could be followed by a drop of more than 20%. But I don't think gold will fall from current levels. There are still positive factors for it, such as large budget deficits in the US and European countries, negative real rates and excessive fiscal spending. Therefore, gold prices will hold at the 200-day moving average." (from)
Read more: http://top.rbc.ru/finances/28/09/2011/617650.shtml

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solar 2011.09.28 09:15 #1264

The situation is still unchanged at 1.3617 and 1.3673, there will be some upward pressure

Valery Tupichko 2011.09.28 11:55 #1265

It came in the newsletter. Sharing.

....When the Finnish Parliament is expected to make a fateful decision at 15:00 Moscow time, thereby determining the further dynamics of the EUR/USD.... exchange rate

(Finland's parliament and Germany's tomorrow will likely vote positively on amendments to the EFSF as well as on the second bailout package for Greece. The realisation of this kind of trading idea might well mean a speculative rise of the euro to 1.3700/50 or even higher. )