I let my SKI site subscription expire (too quiet in recent months) so from now on I will only post in this space. Anyone who wants to reach me can do so through the comment section on this site or at branko.askovic.ale@gmail.com. Good luck to everyone!
SandP 500, on 92-96 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 11 days, +4.88%; (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $4559)
*Comment/Nov16: The S&P is currently displaying a bullish configuration. The bottom was indicated by the 92-96 sell signal, followed by a swift rise in price that triggered a new 92-96 buy signal, breaking through the downtrend line in the process. While the price action seems bullish, the SKI structure is less than ideal. The July high of $4607 appears to be a target, and even the all-time high (ATH) at $4818 seems attainable. However, I'm not inclined to pursue the upward trend. Instead, I'm considering the possibility of initiating another short position if the 92-96 index issues a sell signal again. We'll see...
HUI, 16-20 crossed to SELL (after a double buy 16-20/35-39) (also, 16-20 on SELL > to BUY 216.4/-4.59% or lower; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $226.81)
*comment/Nov01: The HUI index is currently in a bearish configuration. It was once again repelled by the pivotal $230 resistance level, and the unwelcome double sell signal 16-20/35-39 has emerged. While there was a brief reprieve when the 35-39 index bought back, it has rapidly sold once more today. This trend is concerning, especially as gold is poised for a breakout and equities are weakening. I've been anticipating a divergence between the stock market and gold stocks for three years, but the present movement isn't promising. For any bullish outlooks to remain viable, the correction shouldn't dip below the $205-210 range.
NEW/Nov03: The lowest point of the correction currently stands at $213.15, aligning with a potential bullish outcome. Yet, for confirmation of this trend, a breakthrough above the $230 mark is necessary.
NEW/Nov10: Breaching the recent low signifies another bearish development. With the 16-20 buy a double buy scenario is now activated (with 35-39) but frankly the lack of upside momentum and consistent stalling around $230 suggests that in the coming weeks, revisiting the trendline near $190 is the most likely scenario.
NEW/Nov20: The scenario I previously deemed most probable did not unfold. A 35-39 buy signal has been generated, yet for me to classify this as a breakout, the price still needs to surpass $230. We've encountered this situation four times since September, so it's a case of 'wait and see' to determine if this instance will be different.
NEW/Nov24: The 16-20 sold. It better not mark a top.
$NDX - Nasdaq, on 92-96 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 13 days, +4.48% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $15982)
*comment/Nov16: The chart is in a bullish configuration. The recent 92-96 buy signal coincided with the breakthrough of the resistance line, which strengthens its potential impact. An all-time high now appears to be a likely target. Despite this bullish trend, I am not pursuing it nor am I considering shorting as long as the price stays above $15200.
$RUT - Russell 2000, on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 4 days, +0.02% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY > breaking to SELL; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on BUY > to NOT SELL 1844/+2.05% or higher; current $1807)
*comment/Nov20: The Russell chart displays a mixed configuration, 35-39 bullish, 92-96 bearish. The price action has been sideways inside a trading range ($1650-$2000) since May 2022. The short-term bias (next few weeks) is probably bullish but I am looking to go short if we reach the upper boundary of the mentioned trading range.
$TNX - 10Y yield, on 92-96 BUY, onpath, notxxed(true), 84 days, +12.67% (also, 16-20 on BUY; 35-39 on SELL; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $4.47)
*comment/Nov01: The 10-year yield (10yy) is in a bull market. It appears a short-term correction has been initiated, potentially touching or breaking the 16-20 and 35-39 index levels (4.4-4.6%). Nonetheless, the objective for this move remains roughly 5.3%.
NEW/Nov03: The price entered my correction target area. The support should kick in soon otherwise we have seen the top. My upside target is still 5.3%.
NEW/Nov16: The 35-39 index sold therefore suggesting that the interim top has been established. However, given that the yields market is in a bullish configuration, this could also signal the end of the current correction. I anticipate finding support in the 4.2%-4.4% range. While I still view 5.3% as the target, it seems improbable that a significant upward move will commence before December.
XAU, 16-20 SELL executed today (after a double buy 16-20/35-39)(also, 16-20 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $116.67)
*comment/Nov01: The XAU index is in a bearish configuration. The important resistance level at $120 has again rejected the XAU price rise and the unwanted double sell signal 16-20/35-39 has transpired. The correction shouldn't go lower than $105-110 in order to preserve bullish scenarios.
NEW/Nov03: The lowest point of the correction currently stands at $109.08, aligning with a potential bullish outcome. Yet, for confirmation of this trend, a breakthrough above the $120 mark is necessary.
NEW/Nov10: Breaching the recent low signifies another bearish development. With the 16-20 buy a double buy scenario is now activated (with 35-39) but frankly, the lack of upside momentum and consistent failure to generate a 35-39 BUY signal suggests that in the coming weeks, revisiting the trendline near $95-$100 is the most likely scenario.
NEW/Nov16: Contrary to my initial expectation, it seems a double buy scenario involving the 16-20/35-39 indices is unfolding. Nonetheless, for this to be confirmed (if 35-39 buys tomorrow), the key resistance zone around $116-118 needs to be convincingly breached (16-20 sell signal).
NEW/Nov20: 35-39 index generated a buy signal so a double buy scenario is now activated.
NEW/Nov24: The 16-20 sold, as expected and needed for a bullish scenario but the $116-118 range still needs to be broken through.
ASA, on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 3 days, -0.35% (also, 16-20 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $14.17)
*comment/Aug04: ASA currently presents a bearish configuration. Should prices decline further, they would drop out of a crucial rising channel that they've only recently managed to reclaim(around the $13.5 mark). Exiting this upward trend could bear negative implications, which becomes even more significant given recent shifts in the equity markets. While there's potential for a bullish rebound if the upcoming 16-20 buy signal marks the bottom and is succeeded by a 35-39 buy signal, current indicators don't hint at the likelihood of such a scenario unfolding.
NEW/Nov02: ASA is the only gold index declining today, that is not a good sign. Such action indicates that the most probable next signal will be a 16-20 buy, which could take the price down to around the last low of approximately $12.50. From there, we'll have to assess the situation further.
NEW/Nov03: Friday's surge shifted the price trajectory, distancing it from an anticipated 16-20 buy signal (that could have suggested more bearishness). Simultaneously, the break through the existing bearish descending channel hints at an impending 35-39 buy signal, potentially preceding a 16-20 buy. This shift could be signalling the formation of a market bottom. For this potential trend reversal to be confirmed, however, the price needs to break the $15.5 resistance barrier. Should today's session exhibit a continuation of Friday's momentum, I will consider this a start of a move towards that $15.5 target.
NEW/Nov07: The anticipated follow-through from Friday's movement did not occur. The price is once again faltering at the important 50-day moving average. It seems that $12.0-12.5 has re-emerged as the target. Evidently, it's not yet time for gold to ascend.
NEW/Nov16: Contrary to what I had anticipated, it now seems more likely that a 35-39 buy signal will be generated instead of the price dropping to the $12-12.5 range. Ideally, the 35-39 buy signal should precede the 16-20 sell signal to create a double buy scenario, but it appears they might occur simultaneously. While concurrent signals often indicate market tops, in this instance, I remain cautiously optimistic. Should the 35-39 signal materialize, the $15.5 level would emerge as an immediate upside target.
NEW/Nov20: The 35-39 index has generated a buy signal while the 16-20 has simultaneously sold. As I've mentioned previously, although concurrent signals can often suggest market tops, in this specific case, I maintain a cautiously optimistic view. The immediate target for an upward movement is now set at the $15.5 level (or 92-96 buy signal).
Today's relative strength of ASA in comparison to other gold indices is noteworthy. Given that ASA-generated trading signals have been the most accurate in the gold sector over the past few years, I interpret this as a bullish indicator. However, if this signal turns out to be inaccurate, it would signify a highly bearish development.
BITCOIN, on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, NotXXed(true), 61 days, +42.42% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $37542
*comment/Oct25: BTC broke out of the 6 months trading range ($25K-$32K). The upside target is 45K.
COPX (copper miners ETF), last signal 16-20 SELL, 4 days, -0.09% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on SELL > to BUY 35.14/+1.88% or higher; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $34.49)
*comment/Nov01: COPX is currently in a bearish constellation. Having failed to maintain support at the $34 level, a swift recovery is necessary to stave off additional decline. Should this fail, we might see it target the $28-29 range.
NEW/Nov10: $28-29 is the downside target.
DXY (dollar index), last signal 35-39 SELL, 6 days, -0.91% (while on 92-96 BUY) (also, 16-20 on BUY; 35-39 on SELL; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY > breaking to SELL; current $103.42)
*comment/Sep01: DXY is currently in a bullish constellation, with the price broken out of the downtrend line that emanates from the September 2022 top. The breakout has been marked by xxed double buy signal 35-39/92-96 with the path of trades on the 35-39 index. Having said that the signal still needs a confirmation by rising over the $104.7 resistance level. If successful it seems that $105.39 is the first target, then $107.18.
NEW/Oct02: We are nearing the second target. If this aligns with a 218-222 buy signal, it will either mark a peak or an acceleration point. My inclination is towards a peak, but we'll see.
NEW/Oct09: 218-222 buy signal was generated and it marked a top so far. I have been short DXY since the close of Friday's session. The stop loss is Friday's intraday top.
NEW/Oct13: After marking the top with its 218-222 buy signal, the DXY underwent a sell-off and generated a 218-222 sell signal and is now on the brink of buying it back. Although the current action appears bullish, a breakthrough beyond the recent high is essential for validation. I am still short (by using USD/CHF pair).
NEW/Oct20: The 218-222 index generated a buy signal as was anticipated above but as I said before, although the current action appears bullish, a breakthrough beyond the recent high ($106.79 minimum but 107.35 better) is essential for validation. I am still short by holding a long CHF/USD position. Bough $1.0991, moved stop to $1.1103 now.
NEW/Oct25: I took the profit on my short position.
NEw/Nov03: The 16-20 index initially sold but then quickly reversed to a buy, indicating significant resistance around the previously mentioned $107.35 level. Meanwhile, the 35-39 index is moving towards a sell signal. If the 35-39 does end up selling, it might imply that the recent peak was indeed the top. In this case, most probably the yields topped as well.
NEW/Nov16: The 35-39 index has triggered a sell signal, which, as previously mentioned, heightens the likelihood that we've reached an intermediate top. The downside target is now positioned around $101. It also seems probable that bond yields have reached their peak (intermediate).
GDX, 16-20 crossed to SELL (after a double BUY 16-20/35-39)(also, 16-20 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 35-39 on BUY > breaking to SELL; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $29.32)
*comment/Nov01: GDX is in a bearish configuration. The 35-39 index has sold, alongside the 16-20 and the 218-222. This isn't an encouraging sign. For bullish prospects to remain viable, the correction shouldn't dip below $27. There's potential for a bullish rebound if the upcoming 16-20 buy signal marks the bottom and is then succeeded by a 35-39 buy signal.
NEW/Nov03: Friday's strong increase in price distanced it from a potential 16-20 buy signal, which would have indicated bearishness. Conversely, an upcoming 35-39 buy signal could be a bullish indicator and may signify that the recent low is the long-term bottom. In this scenario, the first target for an upward move would be around the $32 mark.
NEW/Nov07: The expected continuation of Friday's momentum didn't take place. Prices are struggling once again at the significant 50-day moving average, pointing to $27 as the renewed downside target. The timing for a rise in gold prices doesn't seem right yet. The outlook could shift to a more positive stance if the 16-20 buy signal marks a low, followed by a 35-39 buy signal on an upward trend.
NEW/Nov16: Contrary to my initial expectation, it seems a double buy scenario involving the 16-20/35-39 indices is unfolding. Nonetheless, for this to be confirmed (if 35-39 buys), the key resistance zone around $30-31 needs to be convincingly breached (16-20 sell signal).
NEW/Nov20: 35-39 index generated a buy signal so a double buy scenario is now activated.
NEW/Nov24: 16-20 sold but the $30-31 zone still needs to be broken through.
GDXJ, last signal 16-20 SELL, 3 days, +0.99% (also, 16-20 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 218-222 on SELL; current $35.86)
*comment/Nov01: GDXJ is in a bearish configuration. Notably, unlike other gold indices, the GDXJ hasn't triggered the 35-39 index buy, which should have served as a caution since GDXJ is typically a leading indicator. Two prominent bullish scenarios are in play:
- -An immediate ascent to trigger the 35-39 buy, followed by the 92-96 buy.
- -A week-long sideways movement to initiate the 16-20 buy, subsequently followed by an uptrend to activate the 35-39 buy, creating a double buy scenario.
A sustained decline without activating the 35-39 buy would be bearish. Presently, the low is anchored at $32.98. The potential 16-20 buy could coincide with revisiting this low, hinting at a potential double bottom.
NEW/Nov03: Friday's significant price surge suggests that the first scenario outlined earlier is the most likely (35-39 buy). This could signal bullishness and potentially mark the recent low as a long-term bottom. If this is the case, the initial target for an upward trend is set around the $37 level.
NEW/Nov16: Contrary to my initial expectation, the double buy scenario involving the 16-20/35-39 indices has unfolded. Nonetheless, for this to be confirmed, the key resistance zone around $35.5-36.5 needs to be convincingly breached (16-20 sell signal).
NEW/Nov20: The 16-20 index has signaled a sell. If this level is maintained for the next few days, it would indicate a breakout. The upward target in this scenario is around the $37 mark, which aligns with the back prices of the 92-96 index. Then we will see.
GLD, on 92-96 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 24 days, +1.39% (also, 16-20 on SELL > to BUY 183.51/-1.08% or lower; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $185.52)
*comment/Oct20: GLD flipped to a bullish constellation with a double 35-39/92-96 buy signal. The 92-96 index is on the path of trades but it is XXed. The long-term triple buy signal initiated in March remains active (218-222/439-443/660-664).
The SKI structure of today's double buy signal is sound but there are caveats. A 16-20 sell signal came in between the 35-39 buy and the 92-96 buy which somewhat diminishes the strength of the signal. The stop on this 92-96 buy signal is falling for the next two weeks and if the price falls back below $181 (former resistance) there is a danger that the signal will end quickly. After about two weeks from today, the 16-20 index back prices will rise above the 92-96 index back prices and provide some sort of 'protection'.
After a strong move like the one seen in the past two weeks, which can be categorized as an impulse wave, it is often the case that we get a quick correction to sell/buy the 92-96 index to morphe the signal into a true bull signal while scaring everyone out. I am not predicting that but if it happens the key is to generate a new 92-96 buy before the 35-39 index sells. The key seems to be not to fall under $181 ($1960 spot), and if we do then not for more than a couple of days.
NEW/Nov10: The failure to sustain the $181 ($1960 spot) level is concerning. The immediate target shifts to $175, and if it fails to hold, it suggests a possible breakdown in gold prices. In such a scenario, I am prepared to liquidate all my trading positions.
NEW/Nov16: The initial correction following the 92-96 buy signal appears to be a classic test of the breakout so far. The uptrend line is holding at $175 ($1920 spot), as is the major resistance/support level at $181 ($1960 spot). While we're not completely in the clear yet, the situation is increasingly looking more robust with each passing day. However, the issue is the performance of gold stocks. Their relative weakness compared to the metal itself needs to stop soon for a more cohesive bullish picture.
SLV, on 92-96 BUY, OnPath, NotXXed(true), 5 days, +2.39% (also, on 16-20 SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on BUY > to NOT SELL 22.8/+2.38% or higher; 218-222 crossed to BUY > to SELL 21.72/-2.47% or lower; current $22.27)
*comment/Aug14: The SLV chart is in a bearish configuration. Both 92-96 and 35-39 indices sold, yet the price hasn't exited the $21-24 trading range since its May peak. It's now nearing the $21 support. If the weakness persists, targets are roughly $19.5-20.0 ($21.5-22 spot) followed by $18.5 ($19.89 spot). However, a buy signal from the 35-39 index could indicate a possible retest of resistance at $24 ($26 spot).
NEW/Aug25: The 35-39 buy signal aligned with the bottom at $20.55, which closely matches my target. The sustainability of this rally is now the main question. The 16-20 is poised to sell shortly. If it's followed by a 35-39 sell, it could spell trouble for those in long positions, especially if the price falls below $22 again. Rising over $23.5 during the next 4 weeks would be bullish.
NEW/Aug30: The 16-20 has sold, confirming expectations. We're now in a double-sell scenario. To counteract this, the price must swiftly surpass approximately $23 (triggering a 92-96 buy).
NEW/Sep07: The 35-39 index has triggered its sell signal, resulting in a 16-20/35-39 double sell scenario. I'd like to see a further descent to $20.5 or even lower to shake off the remaining bulls. The price maintains staying above the recent low, even amidst the strengthening dollar index. If this trend continues, I plan to enter a long position on the forthcoming 16-20 or 35-39 buy signal, depending on which one materializes first.
NEW/Sep19: The 16-20 index generated a buy signal, prompting me to establish a long position. I've set the stop loss at a close below $20.45.
NEW/Sep21:Continued price strength, similar to today's, will result in a double buy signal from the 35-39 index, or even potentially a triple buy, with a 92-96 buy signal following a week later.
NEW/Oct02: I was stopped out of my long position on Friday. The target to end this fall is around $18.5.
NEW/Oct09: So far, the lowest point reached was $18.98. The trend remains downward but it seems that a bottom has been reached. I can't shift to a predominantly bullish viewpoint beyond the short term unless the resistance ($21.5/35-39 index buy) is surpassed.
NEW/Nov03: The 92-96 generated a buy signal so officially silver is in a bull market but the structure of this buy signal is not great and the signal will end quickly if the price fails to rally toward 22.9ish during the next two weeks.
NEW/Nov16: The silver market's exceptional strength over recent days has overturned what was predominantly a bearish outlook from the past two weeks. Today, a true bull 92-96 buy signal emerged, concurrently with a 16-20 sell signal. With a 35-39 buy signal expected to follow tomorrow, the market is starting to exhibit increasing bullishness.
However, it's important to note that the structure of the 92-96 buy signal is somewhat fragile, and there's a possibility of a sell occurring in the next few days unless the upward momentum continues robustly. Despite this, as long as the price remains above the $20.5 level, any potential sell signal is likely to be negated by mid-December. If this holds true, we could anticipate a swift movement towards a $30 spot price.
NEW/Nov24: The SLV chart is showing more signs of improvement. Although the 92-96 index is likely to issue a sell signal shortly, the recent strength in price positions it for a potential quick buy signal, indicating a true bull scenario. The 218-222 buy signal generated today further enhances the likelihood of this positive development.
TIP, on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, NotXXed(true), 4 days, -0.53% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $104.21)
*comment/Nov01: The chart is in a bearish configuration. So far, the lowest point reached was $101.74. The trend remains downward but it seems that a bottom has been reached. I can't shift to a predominantly bullish viewpoint beyond the short term unless the resistance ($106/35-39 index buy) is surpassed.
NEW/Nov20: The 35-39 index has triggered a buy signal. While resistance around $106 persists, the prevailing trend now leans towards reaching a target in the $107-108 range.
TLT, on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 4 days, -0.87% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $90.59)
NEW/Nov20: The 35-39 index has triggered a buy signal. While resistance around $92 persists, the prevailing trend now leans towards reaching a target in the $96-98 range.
UCO (crude oil ETF), on 16-20 BUY, OnPath, NotXXed(true), 12 days, +2.7% (also, 16-20 on BUY; 35-39 on SELL; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $29.3)
*comment/Aug14: The chart is in a bullish configuration. The 218-222 index bought, reinforcing the 35-39 and 92-96 buy signals. I await a correction to go long, ideally at the $28 breakout retest.
NEW/Aug25: We tested that $28 level last week but 218-222 sold and it seems the 92-96 is going to sell tomorrow as well so I am refraining from buying.
NEW/Aug31: The 92-96 narrowly dodged a sell signal, and it looks like the 218-222 will soon revert to a buy. Although the dip to $28 was the ideal entry point (as I had intended), it now seems I've missed that opportunity.
NEW/Sep21: The price action suggests that a correction might be due soon, if it hasn't already begun.
NEW/Oct04: The correction is now fully underway, with an initial target around the $28 mark.
NEW/Oct20: The correction was over after $28 was almost hit. I have no idea where this is going. The geopolitical situation says higher but if the recession hits then it is lower. The SKI constellation is bullish but despite the geopolitical turmoil the recent high is still holding. I am just watching now.
NEW/Nov01: The pattern is shaping up as some kind of a top. $30-31 is support.
URA (uranium stocks ETF), on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, NotXXed(true), (while on 92-96 double buy signal off the path), 9 days, +5.06% (also, 16-20 on SELL; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $29.07)
I sold my initial buy, reducing it to just the core position (still substantial) and will let it run. I plan to buy back a trading position again if prices retract to the support area.
NEW/Oct04: I am building a trading position again. 25% long.
NEW/Nov20: I am worried about the Aussie uranium stocks not following the USA counterparts' breakout. I am 50% long.
USERX, last signal 16-20 SELL (after double BUY 16-20/35-39), 2 days, +1.12%; run pattern in-progress 1D/1U/+1.12%perday; xxing=off_on_on (also, 16-20 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL; 218-222 on SELL; current $9.03)
*comment/Nov01: The USERX is in a bearish configuration. The price has dropped out of a crucial rising channel that it has only recently managed to reclaim ($8.8). This exit from the upward channel has bearish implications, which shouldn't be ignored especially with the recent development in the equity markets. The best scenario is still for the price to start rising now until a 35-39 buy signal before any other signal but that is becoming increasingly improbable. The other bullish scenario is for the price to move sideways/down for a while to buy the 16-20 and then start a rise to buy the 35-39 index for a double buy. In short a 35-39 buy signal is necessary for a bullish case. Protracted weakness will challenge the recent low and probably target $7.25-7.5 for a possible low.
NEW/Nov03: The closing above the critical $8.8 mark has repositioned the price within the long-term ascending channel, suggesting a bullish trend. To validate this trend, the price needs to either sustain around this level or climb slightly higher, which will trigger a 35-39 buy signal. Given the leading indicators from the ASA chart and the strength of XGD.AX, it appears likely that the 35-39 buy signal will materialize, potentially steering the market towards the $10.28 level. This level is key for kick-starting a more substantial bull market.
NEW/Nov07: The expected continuation of Friday's momentum didn't take place. Prices are struggling once again at the significant 50-day moving average and critical $8.8 level. In case the price fall exceeds the recent 8.54 low I would expect $8.2 to be the renewed downside target (next target $7.5). The outlook could shift to a more positive stance if the 16-20 buy signal marks a low, followed by a 35-39 buy signal for a double buy and a possible low.
NEW/Nov10: The 16-20 index generated a buy signal and the potential double buy scenario with the 35-39 index is now activated. However, there is no life in gold stocks that would suggest such an outcome, not at all. Looking ahead, as the year draws to a close, I anticipate a retest and possible breach of the October low (probably visiting the $7.5 mark).
NEW/Nov16: Contrary to my previous expectations, a 35-39 buy signal now appears more probable than a price decline to the $7-7.5 range. For an optimal outcome, the 35-39 buy should occur before a 16-20 sell, setting up a double buy scenario. If the 35-39 buy signal does materialize, a rise above approximately $9.2 is necessary to confirm a breakout. Following this confirmation, the focus shifts to the $10.28 resistance level as the next target.
NEW/Nov20: The 35-39 index has produced a buy signal. However, there's still resistance around the $9.2 mark that needs to be overcome for the 92-95 buy signal to become a viable target.
XGD.AX, Australian gold index, on 35-39 BUY, OnPath, XXed, 5 days, +1.61% (also , 16-20 on BUY > to SELL 6805/+1.14% or higher; 35-39 on BUY; 92-96 on SELL > breaking to BUY; 218-222 on BUY; current $6728)
*comment/Nov01: After a double sell signal from the 16-20/35-39 indices, the price began to rise, triggering the 92-96 index buy. However, this was quickly followed by a sell. If this marks the peak, the outlook isn't promising. Yet, if the price manages to stay above $6700, a genuine bullish 92-96 signal could emerge. If it fails to do so, a double-sell signal will be activated. Still, as long as the price remains above $6400, a myriad of both bullish and bearish scenarios remain possible. We'll have to observe how it unfolds. Currently, I'm 30% long.
NEW/Nov03: A genuine 92-96 true bull buy signal has been activated, reinforcing the leadership role of Australian stocks in the gold market and affirming the breakout from the descending channel that started in June. The SKI structure supporting this signal is robust, though there's a caveat: a short-term increase in future back prices over the next three weeks might result in a sell/buy sequence before a stable 92-96 structure emerges.
Therefore, for those acting on today's signal, it would be prudent to set a stop loss at a close below $6671 (Thursday's low), rather than waiting for a 92-96 sell signal. This approach offers a more conservative risk management strategy in response to the potential volatility indicated by the SKI structure.
NEW/Nov10: My stop was hit on Thursday and, also, on Friday when the 92-96 true buy signal ended. The only thing I can say about this is that it looks bearish. A swift reversal and climb above $6700 could restore bullish signals, but currently, the market seems to lack momentum. Should the $6400 support level fail, it would signify an official entry into a bear market. I'm currently 30% long, but it appears this position may soon change to 0% given the unfolding market dynamics.
NEW/Nov16: $6400 level is still holding and so am I. Today a new 35-39 buy signal will be generated. I will cautiously add to my position today to roughly 50% long. A close under 6400 will cause me to sell all my trading positions.
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