Gold & Silver: Explosion ahead!
Stephan Bogner
21 Feb, 2006
When the gold price hit his all-time-low of
$252,50 on 25. August 1999, the price jumped
explosively on the 20. September from
$254,50 to $327,50 on the 5th of October.
Many saw the 20-year bearmarket of the gold
price as being finished, however, the price
went into a down-trend for another 20
months. On the 20. February and 1. April
2001the gold price marked a double bottom at
$255, whereafter the new up-trend began.
This new up-trend was running on the lower
trendline (green) being the last
support-zone for the gold price and only was
breached slightly at the end of 2001 when
the first red resistance interesected with
this (green) trendline. About $100 above
this important trendline was a similar
dominant trendlinie runnung that was touched
as resistance 4 times in the first 4 years.
This upper (green) trendline deviates itself
from Augist 1999 when the gold price hit its
all-time-high. It is an extremely bullish or
bearish signal if such a yearlong trend
channel is being broken significantly.
In the first days of the new year 2006, the
gold price succeeded in sicnificantly
breaking the upper trendline when the price
broke above $530 to $575,30. A few days ago,
the gold price corrected sharply to $535,10
- and therefore exactly to this trendline.
Such a "pullback" to a formerly strong
resistance trendline is normal and even
"healthy" as a transformation from
resistance to support is thathow being
testet, confirmed and completed. In the
following days the gold price started rising
self-confident again to $552 at the very
moment. The indicators RSI and MACD have
just landed of an intersection of various
trendlines and therefore are situated (same
as the price oscillator PPO) on supporting
levels. Therefore we come to the conclusion
that a strong price acceleration period will
start immediately. Now, as the trend channel
along with his limiting trams is not active
anymore, the question is, where the new
travel destination of the gold price is.
If one takes the above chart and further
puts in a few more rightly positioned
parallels, one receives the below chart that
is answering the latter question for the
next weeks.
Silver is being analized lusty from many
sides only in comparison with the gold price
as the price movements of silver are
dependent of the ones from gold; in other
words: both currencies are perfectly
positive correlated. And indeed, if one
takes a look at the below silver price since
1980 one can see that the silver price is
rising as well within a trend channel which
was broken to the upside recently and just
undertook a pullback to the formely strong
resistance line. However, one difference is
that this upward trend channel began 1991 -
exactly 10 years before gold.
The indicators MACD and PPO are showing that
a breakout above the formerly strong
resistance lines occured recently and that
the pullback to this new support line seems
to hold. A positive price acceleration now
may start. As soon as the $10 mark is being
conquered hand in hand with the dotted-trendline
(green), we are expecting a strong and
explosive price boom.
On the upper part of the above chart one can
see the silver price relative to the gold
price; also known as the silver-gold-ratio.
This shows a massive triangular price
formation which limiting trendlines are
approaching themselves more and more.
Typically, a price breaks out after _ of the
total length of the triangle. A breakout can
therefore occur anytime now, whereafter the
explosive or crash-like "Thrust" begins
(consequence of a triangle). The question is
therefore, if the "Thrust" will go to the
up- or downside - if silver rises stronger
than gold or the opposite.
The next chart, the silver-gold.ratio since
2003, may answer the last question. One can
see clearly how volatile silver moves
relative to gold what phenomenon is being
argumented with that silver sometimes can
rise stronger than gold but that the
corrections can be stronger as well.
However, the bottom line is then in many
places that in the long-haul these ups and
downs are being compensated again and can be
seen on the below chart with a first glance:
namely that both are running "sideways". If
one takes a second glance at the silver
price relative to gold, this sideways
movement can also be seen as a triangular
price formation. The consequence of such a
price formation ("Thrust") becomes however a
surprise for all those that labeled the
price movements within the boundaries of the
triangle solely as a "sideways movement" and
became accustomized to that.
At the end of 2005, the ratio succeeded to
break the upper red triangle resistance
line. A few days ago, the ratio undertook a
sharp pullback to the apex of the triangle
whereafter the Thrust follows. This Thrust
already started to drive to the upside what
make us optimistic that this Thrust will
become (more) noticeable soon as the minimum
target of a to the upside thrusting price is
to transform the highest point of the
triangle into a support to be able to start
a new and sustainable uptrend. The already
started Thrust has not been noticed yet as
the relative price is still moving within
the green and violet trendlines and
therefore slightly to the upside. However,
as soon as the violet resistance is being
breached and transformed into a support, an
explosive and therefore noticeable jump to
the upside may begin which we see going
first to the grey resistance line.
The indicator RSI recently just landed on
the green support line and already began to
drive to the upside what makes us bullish
that a strong rise is near. The price
oscillator PPO doesn't have much more place
between the black and red trendlines and we
expect a breakout anytime now which we see
exploding to the upside meaning that the
silver price accelerates much faster than
gold.
Eventhough we are extremely bullish for the
price of gold at the moment, we favorize
silver, because we think that not only
because of the many fundamentally different
reasons silver will appreciate much more
than gold in the long-haul, but that seen
from from a short-term perspective, this
long-term appreciation potential is now
becoming reality.
As can be seen below, the silver price is at
the apex of a triangle. The Thrust is
beginning now.
The breakout out of the triangle was already
marking the resistance which needs to be
broken: $9,96 and therefore $10.
Fasten your seat-belts, the silver rocket is
on its way to the moon (home) now.
Stephan
Bogner
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