As we wrote previously, in our daily gold trading newsletter,
we usually focus on either short- or medium-term price swings, but in
this essay we’ll do something quite different. We are going to analyze
the gold market from the long-term perspective and we are going to focus
on what’s important from the long-term point of view.
The most general and most
important observation regarding gold’s performance in the last several
years is that the yellow metal has been declining – it is not a one time
even most gold investors had hoped it to be, but a new medium-term
trend – and a quite powerful one. Major trends tend to end in a profound
manner – during tops everyone wants to buy and when the bottom is
formed everyone panics.
So far the rallies (even
significant ones, when viewed from the short-term perspective) have just
been corrective upswings that were followed by further disappointments.
We haven’t seen a rally that would be strong enough to end the
medium-term decline and we haven’t seen a bottom that would be
accompanied by real panic among gold investors. (more)
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