GOLD - The Next Huge Bull Market

Quote from chewbacca:

Homebuilders - Looking weak, probably have toped.

Equities - The fake Katrina rally is now over, the top is probably in.

Oil - Got rejected big time at 70+. Still strong and may go 100+ but then demand will just drop like a rock and 100 from 65 is only about 35%.

Gold - I think this is the next huge bull market. Gold could be a double and maybe even a triple. The trend is towards: fear of more inflation, fear of weaker economies, geopolitical unstability, etc. etc. basically everything thats bullish for Gold. Hit a new high today - buy strength.

SOLD!!
 
Quote from chewbacca:

I'm somewhat new to trading. I missed the huge bull market in equities (i was in college) several years back, and I missed the huge run up in homebuilders and oil stocks too (working a dead end job). I don't want to miss out on the next big trend. I think gold is it. Gold hit 800 in the eighties, inflation adjusted that would be 1000+ in today's dollars. Maybe gold won't be it, but all i know is that when people start selling equities, RE, and maybe even oil they will have to invest their money somewhere and I think gold is it. I doubt people will sell whatever they're in now and decide to just hold a fiat currency thats rapidly getting devalued.

You sound like an ideal bagholder. believe me, i lost plenty of $$$ thinking this way.
 
chewy,

gold is a tired old bull and for what its worth, I take threads like these as contrarian signals. I've seen quite a number of them on other messageboards as well. Everytime gold twitches higher it happens. Look at COT and then look at where the k-ratio is. Then consider that Greenie keeps a close eye on gold and will most likely raise rates and keep on raising them as he's clearly telegraphed.
 
Gold is an industrial metal used mostly in jewelry
Lost it's monetary value decades ago
Has sat dormant for 25 years ($250 - $450)
There is no inflation nor monetary crisis, this is pure technical action, especially without Silver participating.
The bull market is in STOCKS
 
Quote from gharghur2:

Gold is an industrial metal used mostly in jewelry
Lost it's monetary value decades ago
Has sat dormant for 25 years ($250 - $450)
There is no inflation nor monetary crisis, this is pure technical action, especially without Silver participating.
The bull market is in STOCKS

Stocks are as tired as gold, oil and commodities.

The only bull market I see is in oil if anything.
 
Quote from optionpro007:

Stocks are as tired as gold, oil and commodities.

The only bull market I see is in oil if anything.

The stock bears want you to believe that
Agree about Crude, think it has another pop in it
 
Quote from gharghur2:

The stock bears want you to believe that
Agree about Crude, think it has another pop in it

It's not stock bears. It's about public companies being able to keep earnings at present levels (much less increase) in the face of consistent higher energy costs, Katrina, world wide economic weakness and a real estate bubble which will at one point have to burst....

What are you looking at to be bullish on stocks ?
 
Quote from optionpro007:

It's not stock bears. It's about public companies being able to keep earnings at present levels (much less increase) in the face of consistent higher energy costs, Katrina, world wide economic weakness and a real estate bubble which will at one point have to burst....

What are you looking at to be bullish on stocks ?

We've gone through this sort of earnings doubt every quarter. And, every quarter 70% of the companies outperform the estimates. Will this quarter be that fails? Actually the DAX in germany is doing very well with low growth figures.

The index charts tell me the market has far more to go on the upside.
 
Quote from gharghur2:

We've gone through this sort of earnings doubt every quarter. And, every quarter 70% of the companies outperform the estimates. Will this quarter be that fails? Actually the DAX in germany is doing very well with low growth figures.

The index charts tell me the market has far more to go on the upside.

I disagree with you for two reasons:

First, earnings projections for the last year and half have come in better than expected, but there was good expectancy for them nonetheless....

Second, companies which used "make-up" to fix earnings to make Wall Street happy, now have to opportunity to adjust their numbers to reality and blame it on Katrina.

So future earnings imo not only are going to hampered by energy induced inflation, the storm, and other issues but also the opportunity for many companies to clean their books. That can only mean ugly earnings for the near future.

Once "sentiment" in the street turns bearish, in an environment of escalating higher interest rates, I can't see stocks being able to survive this bull run.

Don't get me wrong I believe it is possible for DOW to hit 11K as your charts also show you. But we are out of gas on this one.

This is not 1995.
 
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